Movie adaptation of "The Summer I Turned Pretty" in production
The popular series The Summer I Turned Pretty has reached its thrilling conclusion with the announcement of a feature film adaptation. Based on a series of books written by Jenny Han, the show has been a global sensation, creating moments of joy, nostalgia, and connection.
The series, which aired in 2022 and concluded on Wednesday, centres around Isabel 'Belly' Conklin, portrayed by Lola Tung. Belly finds herself caught up in a love triangle with the Fisher brothers: Conrad, played by Christopher Briney, and Jeremiah, portrayed by Gavin Casalegno. The series navigates Belly's journey through growing older, first loves, grief, and going to university.
Couour webstienay Valenti and Vernon Sanders are involved in the production of the film, and the director of the film will be Jenny Han herself. Known for her work as the author of the original book series and the show's showrunner, Han will also write the screenplay for the film.
Jenny Han expressed that the film will give a proper conclusion to Belly's journey, and she is grateful to Prime Video for continuing to support her vision for this story and making the final chapter possible for the fans. Amazon MGM Studios and Prime Video are proud of the series' extraordinary success.
The next chapter for The Summer I Turned Pretty is a feature film, and fans can look forward to an unforgettable continuation of the story. While no further details about the film's plot or release date have been disclosed, the trailer for season three of the series is available to watch.
The hit series The Summer I Turned Pretty will conclude with a feature film, marking a fitting end to a beloved story. Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting development.
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