From Publisher's Weekly-Page to Screen
Fox 2000 has optioned Megan Abbott’s Dare Me, which was released by Reagan Arthur Books in July. The option was done on behalf of producer Karen Rosenfelt (The Devil Wears Prada), who is currently developing feature adaptations of Marcus Zusak’s The Book Thief and Daniel Handler’s Why We Broke Up. The novel, which explores the dark underside of competitive teenage cheerleading and was pitched by the publisher as “Fight Club for girls,” is being adapted for the screen by Abbott.
Sylvie Rabineau and Jill Gillet at RWSG Literary did the deal on behalf of Dan Conaway at Writers House.
18 comments:
Patti - YAY!! That's wonderful! Thanks for sharing.
Woohoo! Great news to start the week with. Congrats!
Zowie!
Megan hits the Big Time! You should be so proud of your daughter!
Outstanding news!
A little excitement? You are the queen of understatement, Patti. Congrats to Megan!
Wow - very cool.
Now that's a one line description even Hollywood can understand.
Let's hope it gets made.
Jeff M.
My sincerest congratulations to Megan and her mom!
That's grand news, Patti!!
Congrats, Patti (and Meg)! Great news!
Thanks all.
That is exciting. I'll keep my fingers crossed.
Dynamite!
Get the fuck out!
Great news. Congratulations to Megan and y'all!
Wonderful and exciting news!!
Michel
FanTasTic! Congrats & kudos ~!
As she knows, she needs to keep William Goldman's advice in mind...but worse things can happen...
Exciting, indeed, Patti... and more than a little!
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