Though some may be hesitant for another adaptation following the panned movie, news of the Eragon show's development is sure to draw some positive attention for fans of the novels. Sources further report that the studio is looking for someone to work with Paolini, as he lacks television writing experience. The series will be based on The Inheritance Cycle novels from Christopher Paolini, who sources report is also attached to co-write and co-showrun the adaptation. Variety has brought word that an Eragon show has entered development at Disney+. Related: Seriously, Every Percy Jackson Update Makes Disney+'s Show More Exciting Due to the poor reviews, plans for Eragon sequels were scrapped by Fox, though now it looks as though the franchise is getting another shot at the screen. The novel's success also inspired 20th Century Fox to acquire its rights and develop it into a feature-length film, which hit theaters in 2006 to widespread critical disdain and was only a modest box office success, grossing over $250 million against its $100 million production budget. Eragon quickly became a hit upon its publication, landing as the third-best-selling children's hardback book of 2003 and the second-best-selling paperback of 2005 and spawning a franchise of four books, which as a whole has received mixed reviews but has sold over 33.5 million copies worldwide.
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