"The girl with the dragon tattoo" will again be released, but in the TV series

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By Pictolic

The heroine of Stieg Larsson's Lisbeth Salander will be a new adaptation and will appear again on the screens, this time on television. The series based on the bestselling "the girl with the dragon tattoo" preparing Amazon. The authors of the project swear that it will not re-interpreted the old story, but a completely new story.

New storylines, adaptation to the modern realities and new characters are waiting for fans of Larsson in the new TV series. This was told its readers authoritative edition of Empire, quite credible.

Amazon still keep intriguing silence and limited only by the fact that he promised not to shift the dusty plots from corner to corner and not to suck the thumb of the well-known continuation of the story. Who will play the main role in the new film is still unknown.At different times Lisbeth Salander played noomi Rapace (the three Swedish film and the extended version for television) Rooney Mara, the film Fincher in 2011 and Claire Foy in the film Alvarez's "the Girl who got stuck in the web" released in 2018.

"The girl with the dragon tattoo" will again be released, but in the TV series

Be that as it may, the author of the works we will never know, since Stieg Larsson died in 2004. Lisbeth Salander — the heroine of the trilogy by the Swedish writer called "Millenium", which includes the books "the girl with the dragon tattoo" "the Girl who played with fire" and "the Girl who kicked the hornet's nest".

Writer and journalist Stig Larsson

After the author's death the series was continued by another writer, David lagercrantz, published the book "the Girl who got stuck in the web", "the Girl who was looking for someone else's shadow" and "the Girl who must die." A total of books, United by the character of Lisbeth Salander, was published in the world sold more than 100 million copies.

In General, Amazon is not a joke hit the cinema. It all started with the fact that the company acquired the rights to the famous trilogy of JRR Tolkien about the adventures of hobbits and promised to make it into a television series.