Mike Flanagan is bringing Stephen King's The Dark Tower novel franchise to Prime Video. Here's what we know about this series so far.

There's nothing a dynamic duo like Stephen King and Mike Flanagan couldn't accomplish - but it won't be happening this time.

Stephen King confirmed that he would be part of Mike Flanagan’s TV adaptation of his book The Dark Tower series.

The Doctor Sleep director acquired the rights to Stephen King’s opus almost three years ago. He plans to do a faithful adaptation of the books as a series, something that makes a lot of sense and is refreshing if you were unlucky enough to see the Dark Tower film adaptation in theaters.

Stephen King is writing Mike Flanagan's adaptation of The Dark Tower – and I am very, very excited. "All I can say is, it's happening," King told IGN at a roundtable in support of his newest adaptation,

Details surrounding Mike Flanagan’s Dark Tower adaptation have been scarce in the three years since it was first announced. But we finally have an update on the project — and it’s an exciting one. Flanagan has enlisted the ideal collaborator in developing this infamously hard-to-adapt series: Stephen King himself.

During a roundtable interview in support of The Monkey, IGN asked King if he'd be interested in contributing new material to Mike Flanagan's The Dark Tower, like he did for 2020's Paramount+ limited series The Stand.

Bringing both books 1 and 2 into the show's first season is the best way to get the most world-building from Stephen King's Dark Tower series.

Stephen King ’s The Dark Tower has had a long, winding road to adaptation, and this time, it seems like it’s finally getting the treatment fans have been waiting for. Mike Flanagan , the filmmaker behind Doctor Sleep and Gerald’s Game ,