EXCLUSIVE: Jon M. Chu we hear is set to produce a feature adaptation of Mary H.K. Choi’s bestselling YA romance novel Permanent Record for Warner Bros.
Published by Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers, the novel explores how social media influences relationships every day. Pablo Rind and Leanna Smart are opposites who attract in an unexpected romance. Pablo is a college dropout, working the graveyard shift at a 24-hour deli in Brooklyn, up to his eyeballs in credit card and student loan debt. Leanna has enough social media followers to populate whole continents. Her brand is unstoppable.
Pablo and Leanna meet at 5 AM at the bodega in the dead of winter and soon become ‘a thing’ and the story follows the complications of that and their self-discovery.Choi will pen the adaptation and will serve as an executive producer on the project. Chu will produce the film through his production company Chu Studios Productions.Chu directed the Golden Globe-SAG nominated $238M-plus global hit for Warner Bros. which reignited the romantic comedy genre at the box office after a long drought.
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