Christian Author Karen Kingsbury Begins Production on Movie Adaptation of Novel, ‘Someone Like You’
By Movieguide® Staff
Author Karen Kingsbury recently announced a new movie adaptation of her book, ‘Someone Like You,’ starring Sarah Fisher, Jake Allyn, Lynn Collins, and Robyn Lively.
Karen Kingsbury Productions announced that filming would start this October and be the company’s first book-to-movie adaptation.
Deadline reported:
Someone Like You is a love story with redemptive themes of family reconciliation, sacrifice, and beauty from tragedy, and is based on Kingsbury’s popular New York Times bestselling book by the same name. The film centers on a young woman with a beautiful life built on a lie who must sort out her past in order to fully embrace her future. Can she overcome and forgive the deception to reconcile with her family and accept the offer of unconditional love and healing?
“The casting process was very competitive, so I am thrilled with the talented actors who will bring Someone Like You to life,” Karen Kingsbury explained. “This brilliant team resonated deeply with the script and understands the heartfelt and redemptive message of the story. Every day is an adventure. Working with people who actually exist is very different than being buried in the pages of a novel. I’m loving it!”
Movieguide® previously reported on Kingsbury:
Christian Author Karen Kingsbury, known for books like “Forever Faithful” and “Two Weeks,” announced a new Pure Flix series based on her bestselling novel, “A Thousand Tomorrows.”
The series, produced by Kingsbury and Sony Pictures’ Affirm Originals, will tell the story of a bull rider named Cody Gunner and is set to Debut by Dec. 2022.
“I can finally share the news with you!! My novel ‘A Thousand Tomorrows’ is being developed into an @affirmfilms original TV series set to film in May and appear on @pureflix by the end of the year!! This is just incredible!” Kingsbury wrote in a post on Instagram.
“The most amazing part is how God uses these stories to touch your heart,” Kingsbury added. “He deserves the glory for all of this, and as TV shows release and more people join us, He will continue to get the glory. I write for Him and because of Him, and in His strength alone.”
Kingsbury, 59, published her first work of Christian fiction in 1997. Since then, her books have sold 25 million copies.
“I am thrilled to be working with Sony Pictures’ Affirm team, producers of the strongest, most beautiful and moving inspirational content in the market,” Kingsbury said in a statement about her partnership with Sony Affirm. “The world is desperate for hope, and ‘A Thousand Tomorrows’ will bring hope and light to all people, everywhere.”
“This is a partnership I hope will continue for many, many years,” she continued.
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