Travis Knight, the director of the upcoming Masters of the Universe film, has shared insights into the tough decisions made regarding the film's cast. In an interview with TechRadar, Knight revealed that certain beloved characters, such as Orko, were excluded because they did not fit within the film's narrative framework. He acknowledged the disappointment some fans may feel, especially as lesser-known characters like Ram-Man and Fisto made the cut. Knight explained that the film focuses on the main character Adam, stating, 'It's fundamentally Adam's movie and story,' which necessitated a disciplined approach to character selection. He also highlighted the film's tribute to the franchise's rich history, incorporating elements from comic strips and the 1987 live-action adaptation. Despite the challenges of narrowing down the cast, Knight believes the film honors the legacy of Masters of the Universe while delivering a coherent story. The film is set to be released in theaters on June 3 in the UK and June 5 in the US.