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Mad Max Franchise Eyes TV Revival with George Miller’s Vision

Mad Max Franchise Eyes TV Revival with George Miller’s Vision
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  • PublishedSeptember 21, 2025

Rumors are circulating about a potential television adaptation of the legendary Mad Max franchise. According to a recent video from Mad Max Bible, the series could be developed for HBO Max and may serve as the final chapter envisioned by creator George Miller. This project might represent the long-anticipated third installment of Miller’s intended trilogy, titled The Wasteland, which is set a year before the critically acclaimed 2015 film, Fury Road.

Miller has expressed a desire to explore the intertwined narratives of Max and Furiosa over the course of three films. The last installment would see Tom Hardy reprise his role as the iconic post-apocalyptic hero. The future of this project appeared uncertain following the disappointing box-office performance of the upcoming film, Furiosa, which is scheduled for release in 2024.

Despite this setback, the Mad Max Bible video suggests that this episodic series will allow Shaun Grant, known for his work on Nitram, to conclude the story Miller has long wanted to tell. This is not the first time Miller has sought to bring The Wasteland to fruition. He has attempted to develop the concept in various formats since the 1980s, initially as a television show and later as a video game.

In 2008, Miller collaborated with Cory Barlog, the director of God of War, on a game project that ultimately fell through. Barlog transitioned to a consulting role for what became the Mad Max game released by Avalanche Software in 2015, a project that Miller has criticized.

The potential move of Mad Max to television aligns with Warner Bros.’ strategy to expand its content offerings. The studio has already launched successful series based on other franchises, including Dune, It, and upcoming projects related to The Conjuring. As the post-apocalyptic genre remains underrepresented in the television landscape, a series featuring such a well-known character as Max could attract significant viewership.

If the Mad Max television series is indeed in the works, further details are expected to emerge in the upcoming months or even years. The prospect of a new chapter in this beloved franchise has left fans eager for updates on Miller’s ambitious vision.

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