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Supercell Hires for Film and TV: Clash of Clans Movie in the Works?

Could Clash of Clans, or another major Supercell property, be making its way to the big screen? It's more likely than you might think. The renowned Finnish mobile developer has recently started the search for a senior film and TV development executive, hinting at a potential move into the realm of m
By Nova
May 23,2025

Could Clash of Clans, or another major Supercell property, be making its way to the big screen? It's more likely than you might think. The renowned Finnish mobile developer has recently started the search for a senior film and TV development executive, hinting at a potential move into the realm of movies, much like Rovio did with Angry Birds back in 2016.

While the possibility of Supercell's games hitting the cinemas isn't out of the question, the job description, as highlighted by PocketGamer.biz, suggests a more strategic approach rather than an immediate jump into production. The role involves crafting a strategy for both live-action and animated films, as well as exploring theatrical and streaming distribution options. This indicates a careful, long-term plan rather than an imminent project.

In business terms, this new hire's role is more about watching and waiting. However, it's likely that Supercell is already sketching out preliminary ideas for how they might bring their properties to life on screen should they decide to go forward with such a venture.

Clash for the agesSupercell has been pushing boundaries with their catalog, venturing into crossovers and collaborations, such as their recent partnership with WWE. This trend suggests that moving into film and animation could be a natural next step for the developer.

Despite the years that have passed since Clash of Clans was first released, it's worth remembering that the highly successful Angry Birds movie came out seven years after the game's debut. Clash of Clans still boasts a significant audience, and Supercell's newer IPs like Mo.co could also be ripe for a more kid-friendly cinematic adaptation.

We'll have to wait and see how this unfolds. In the meantime, if you're looking for something to keep you entertained, why not check out our list of the top five new mobile games to try this week?

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