Legend of Zelda Casting Odds: Tom Holland Leads Link Market, Hunter Schafer Tipped for Zelda Role

Tom Holland is 4/6 to star as Link in the live-action Zelda movie set for 2027. Hunter Schafer leads the market to play Zelda. Full casting odds and analysis inside.
Legend of Zelda Casting Odds: Tom Holland Leads Link Market, Hunter Schafer Tipped for Zelda Role

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  • Legend of Zelda live-action movie set to release on March 26, 2027, per Nintendo and Sony Pictures.
  • Tom Holland is 4/6 favourite to play Link; Hunter Schafer 6/4 to play Zelda.
  • Odds from leading betting sites, with coverage at the best entertainment betting sites.

Zelda Live-Action Film Confirmed for 2027

Nintendo and Sony Pictures have officially announced that the highly anticipated Legend of Zelda live-action movie will hit cinemas on March 26, 2027. 

The film will be co-produced by Shigeru Miyamoto and Avi Arad, and while details remain tightly under wraps, speculation has exploded over who will be cast in the lead roles of Link and Princess Zelda.

The latest casting markets place Tom Holland as the clear favourite to take on the iconic silent swordsman, while Hunter Schafer is the frontrunner to play the magical princess.

Holland is odds-on with betting sites to play Link with the Uncharted and Spider-Man star given a 60% implied probability of getting the role.

Who will play Link?OddsProbability
Tom Holland
4/660.0%
Thomas Brodie-Sangster
3/125.0%
Asa Butterfield
4/120.0%
Taron Egerton
5/116.7%
Timothée Chalamet
6/114.3%

Hunter Schafer favourite to play Zelda

Hunter Schafer has emerged as the favourite to play Zelda, with her performance in Euphoria drawing praise for emotional depth and screen presence. 

Olivia Cooke and Saoirse Ronan are close behind, offering both fantasy and prestige drama credentials.

Who will play Zelda?OddsProbability
Hunter Schafer6/440.0%
Olivia Cooke2/133.3%
Saoirse Ronan2/133.3%
Billie Eilish6/114.3%
Sydney Sweeney7/112.5%
What the expert says...
The Link role will need someone with both star power and youth which makes Tom Holland a strong favourite. For Zelda, Schafer has the right blend of mystique and presence.

Jake Ashton - Entertainment Betting Expert - OLBG.com

Where to Bet on Casting Specials

Casting odds for upcoming blockbusters like The Legend of Zelda are available at select betting sites

If you’re backing a casting call, don’t forget to check out the latest free bets and browse our guide to the best entertainment betting sites.

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