Margot Robbie's 'The Sims' Movie in Early Development by LuckyChap, Following 'Barbie' Success

"The Sims" movie starring Margot Robbie is currently in the early stages of development. LuckyChap is the production company that brought us "Barbie" and "Monopoly."

The Hollywood actress stated to Variety in February that they hope to make movies with the same kind of effect as "Barbie."

At the time, she stated, "We want to make more films that have the effect that Barbie has." "Why can't it be another big, daring, and inventive notion where we have a fantastic director, a sizable budget, and the confidence of a massive conglomerate behind them to go and truly play? That's what I want to do.

Hollywood's most recent attempt to profit on the trend of video game adaptations, which was ignited by hits like "Super Mario Bros." and "Sonic the Hedgehog," includes "The Sims."

A multiplayer edition of the well-known "Sims" video game franchise, which has sold over 200 million copies in the past 25 years, is being developed by Amazon MGM Studios. The "Sims" franchise will be expanded by Electronic Arts as part of this project, which is being directed by Kate Herron.

The universe of the games will be the basis for a lot of "Sims lore" in the multiplayer edition. It is anticipated that the movie will be "very much rooted" in the world of the video games and include a ton of "Sims lore."