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There’s been so much news lately on the various projects that Stephenie Meyer is connected to, we thought we’d do a summary in case people had missed something.
The Host Movie
- Adapted from the novel written by Stephenie Meyer
- Stephenie is a producer Open Road is the company producing the film
- Andrew Niccol is the screen writer/director
- Debuts on March 29, 2013
- In several interviews Stephenie mentions writing the two sequels called The Seeker and The Soul.
- In a recent interview she was asked about a sequel to the movie if it is a hit and she stated that she is writing slowly and that affects production. However she did sound committed to having the two sequels.
Austenland Movie
- Adapted from the novel written by Shannon Hale
- Stephenie is a producer Fickle Fish Films, Stephenie Meyer’s production company, made the film that was shot in summer 2011
- This is the first movie from her production company.
- The screen writers are Shannon Hale and Jerusha Hess who also directed
- The film debuted at the Sundance Film Festival to great reviews and was picked up by Sony Classic Pictures for distribution.
- The release date is TBA.
- Fickle Fish Films has the film option to the sequel novel Midnight in Austenland. If the first film is a hit, they will make the sequel
Down a Dark Hall
- Adapted from the novel written by Lois Duncan
- Stephenie is a producer
- Fickle Fish Films, Stephenie Meyer’s production company, is currently developing this script
- Stephenie is not the writer, but would be a producer
- Wyck Godfrey, of Twilight fame, is also involved
Anna Dressed in Blood
- Adapted from the novel written by Kendare Blake
- Stephenie is a producer
- Fickle Fish Films, Stephenie Meyer’s production company, is currently developing this script
- Stephenie is not the writer, but would be a producer
- Wyck Godfrey, of Twilight fame, is also involved
As for how Stephenie views the future of her production company she told Deadline Hollywood, “I would prefer right now for it to be one passion project at a time. I don’t see it being this great big company where we’re doing dozens of projects. I would like to get one book that we love, make it into a movie then look into another one. It’s too hectic otherwise.”
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