Bobin helms the first two episodes before passing the baton to Anders Engström and Jet Wilkinson.
Rick Riordan has entrusted his world of demigods and monsters to a select few filmmakers. Percy Jackson and the Olympians kicks off under the leadership of director James Bobin . Bobin was one of the first talents to sign onto Disney+'s serialized reboot of Percy Jackson, as reports surfaced back in October 2021 that he was attached to direct.
Speaking to ComicBook.com's Liam Crowley at New York Comic Con, Bobin noted that switching seats with his fellow directors was a smooth shift. Disney+'s Percy Jackson promises to be a largely faithful adaptation of Riordan's first book in the series, The Lightning Thief, which was exemplified in the three exclusive clips shown at NYCC. That said, Bobin only got to play with a handful of the franchise's characters, as notable roles like Ares, Hades, and Poseidon don't show up until the final chapters.
Beyond producing admirable work, Bobin added that it was an enjoyable experience collaborating with Engström and Wilkinson.
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