The Offer, which will debut on Paramount+, specifying the story of producer Albert S. Bronzed, starts production. The ten-episode limited series will follow the creation of the 1972 gangster crime classic, The Godfather, that was directed by Francis Ford Coppola and featured Marlon Brando, Al Pacino, James Caan, Robert Duvall, and Diane Keaton. The film is viewed as one of the best film ever made in history and got a myriad of honors including the Academy Award for Best Picture, Best Adapted Screenplay, and Best Actor for Brando, which he broadly denied.

Paramount+ has now posted a video on their authority Twitter account, uncovering that The Offer is presently initiating production. The series will star Miles Teller as Ruddy, supplanting Armie Hammer in the role. Teller is additionally an executive producer, alongside Leslie Grief and the real-life Al Ruddy. Nikki Toscano will serve as showrunner and Michael Tolkin will join Toscano as co-writer and executive producer. Dexter Fletcher, whom many know as the director of Rocketman, and the uncredited director of Bohemian Rhapsody, will executive produce as well as direct a number of episodes for the series.

The Offer is rapidly turning into a highly expected show, and for some fans of The Godfather trilogy, it will be interesting to see the life of Al Ruddy and the impact he had on the creation of the film. More data makes certain to come in the moving toward months and since the limited series has started shooting, The Offer is currently one bit nearer to uncovering how all that all began and what went on in the background of the classic film.