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The CoHo film universe is welcoming Anne Hathaway. Colleen Hoover, the author of the terrifying novel Verity, stated on Instagram on November 20 that the Princess Diaries actress had been cast in the film version.
Michael Showalter, the director of The Big Sick, who starred Hathaway in 2024’s The Idea of You, another book-to-movie adaptation, will head the movie.
According to some sources, Hathaway will portray fictional novelist Verity Crawford in the Amazon MGM Studios film this time.
Following a strange catastrophe that prevents Verity from finishing her best-selling villain series, her husband Jeremy Crawford enlists aspiring writer Lowen Ashleigh to write the remaining novels.
However, Lowen discovers a number of Verity’s family secrets while studying the books, which causes her to doubt reality.
No other casting has been disclosed, including for the roles of Jeremy and Lowen.
Alongside Hathaway and Showalter, the Verity team also features screenwriter Nick Antosca, who wrote.
The suspenseful films Candy (featuring Jessica Biel as Candy Montgomery) and The Act (starring Joey King as Gypsy Rose Blanchard).
And Hoover herself is the most ecstatic. “Verity is coming to theaters and I am so excited for this cast and the script and the director and the whole team bringing this to life,” the writer said to Instagram. “I can’t wait. There will be more shortly.
There have been previous adaptations of Hoover’s works for the big screen. Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni appeared in the adaptation of her 2016 book It Ends With Us earlier this year.
The story follows florist Lily Bloom (Lively) as she develops a turbulent relationship with neurosurgeon Ryle Kincaid (Baldoni).
Hoover said, “I started writing this book a decade ago,” on Instagram before to the debut of It Ends With Us. “Over the past decade, a lot has changed.
But you folks have consistently shown steadfast support. The book world is full of love, good intentions, cheerleading, and some of the best friends.
I’ve ever met, even though it is a little louder and more chaotic now. I can honestly say that I am amazed by how everyone turned up today. “Wow.”
The 44-year-old said, “This book has been surrounded by actors and filmmakers who have worked very hard to do right by all of you.” Continue reading to see more books adapted to the screen.
The Lincoln Attorney
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As season two concluded with Charlie on the verge of saying three crucial words to Nick, the following episode begins with their relationship developing and evolving alongside them.
Get ready for more cute drawings, a charming homage to the graphic novels, as well as sincere discussions on love, mental health, and the growing pains of adolescence.
Gregory Maguire’s Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West and the Broadway production of the same name.
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The Reason We’re Happy: To begin, look no farther than the cast list. We are scheduled and occupied for the next two.
Thanksgiving weekends when you include the well-known Broadway musical, which is obviously based on the Wizard of Oz prequel novel and is divided into two exciting parts.
Rachel Yoder’s 2021 book of the same name Amy Adams, Scoot McNairy, Ella Thomas, Mary Holland, and Zoe Chao are the main actors.
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Do we need to elaborate? As her husband, who frequently travels for work, brushes off her worries, the psychological comic horror of it all intensifies.
As a result, she turns to a group of other mothers who are involved in multilevel marketing and something perhaps more sinister.