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Josh West

Remedy confirms the Alan Wake AMC TV series is dead as it announces new partnership with Annapurna to "develop and produce Control and Alan Wake franchises for film and television"

Alan Wake 2 live action screenshot showing Alan being interviewed by Mr Door.

The Alan Wake TV series from AMC is no longer moving forward, GamesRadar+ can confirm, as Remedy Entertainment partners with Annapurna to develop and produce Control and Alan Wake adaptations for film and television. "We have moved on from AMC amicably as their rights to Alan Wake expired. Annapurna is now leading the charge to take Control and Alan Wake to film, TV, and beyond," Thomas Puha, Remedy's communications director, tells me.

Alan Wake, Control, and Max Payne developer Remedy Entertainment announced that AMC – the company responsible for Breaking Bad, Mad Men, and The Walking Dead – had acquired the rights to develop a series based on the critically acclaimed Alan Wake series back in 2022. There's been precious little news on the project since, outside of word that Jon Jashni and Jeff Ludwig had joined the earliest stages of its development as executive producer and producer, respectively. 

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