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Sydney Sweeney Stars in Split Fiction Film Adaptation from Deadpool Writers.

Big news for fans of games and movies alike! Sydney Sweeney has officially been cast as the lead in the upcoming live-action adaptation of Split Fiction – the...

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April 27, 2026 · 2 min read · 8 views
Sydney Sweeney Stars in Split Fiction Film Adaptation from Deadpool Writers.

Big news for fans of games and movies alike! Sydney Sweeney has officially been cast as the lead in the upcoming live-action adaptation of Split Fiction – the hit game from Hazelight Studios and Story Kitchen. And that’s not all. The script will be handled by Deadpool & Wolverine writers Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick, with Jon M. Chu (Wicked, Crazy Rich Asians) set to direct. 🎥

🎮 What Is Split Fiction About?

In the game, players step into the shoes of writers trapped inside their own chaotic stories, switching between sci-fi and fantasy worlds. It quickly became a smash hit, selling over 2 million copies in its first week, and earning praise from both critics and fans for its originality and storytelling.

🎭 Sweeney’s Role Still a Mystery

While we now know Sydney Sweeney is attached, it hasn’t been confirmed whether she’ll play Zoe or Mio, the game's two lead characters. However, her involvement goes beyond acting; she’s also producing the film alongside Story Kitchen.

🏎️ Another Game Adaptation on Her List: OutRun

Split Fiction isn’t the only gaming adaptation on Sweeney’s plate. She’s also signed on to produce the upcoming film version of OutRun, a high-octane adaptation of the classic racing game. That project will be directed by none other than Michael Bay, with a script by Jayson Rothwell (Polar), and is currently in development at Universal.


With two major gaming projects on her radar and top-tier Hollywood talent behind the scenes, Sydney Sweeney is positioning herself as a new powerhouse in the world of video game-to-film adaptations.