Anne Hathaway attachée à l’adaptation cinématographique du roman à venir “Yesteryear”

Anne Hathaway attachée à l’adaptation cinématographique du roman à venir “Yesteryear”

Amazon MGM Studios acquires film rights for Yesteryear, starring Anne Hathaway

Amazon MGM Studios has recently acquired the film rights for the upcoming novel Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke. The novel is set to be adapted into a film, with acclaimed actress Anne Hathaway both starring in and producing the movie. Sources familiar with the deal have revealed that the film deal is estimated at around $450,000 against $2 million.

The Storyline of Yesteryear

Yesteryear follows the story of Natalie, a woman living a seemingly ideal traditional lifestyle. However, her life takes a drastic turn when she wakes up in a reality that is not her own. Suddenly transported back to the year 1805, Natalie must navigate a world that is both familiar and foreign to her. As she grapples with her new circumstances, she must unravel the mystery of how she got there and find a way back to her own time.

The novel is described as a mix of The Stepford Wives and Black Mirror, with elements of social commentary reminiscent of Margaret Atwood’s work. The story promises to captivate audiences with its intriguing blend of sci-fi, drama, and thriller elements.

Production Details and Cast

The film adaptation of Yesteryear will be produced by Anne Hathaway through her production company Somewhere Pictures, alongside Guymon Casady, Suzan Bymel, and Alexandra Holcomb of Entertainment 360. The project has garnered significant attention from industry insiders, with Amazon MGM executives presenting a compelling vision for the film.

Source : deadline.com

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