“To be recognized and accepted for my work, it felt great.”
is getting its very first onscreen adaptation since it was released over 50 years ago, and despite the book coming out in 1970, the new adaptation has several changes while maintaining the heart of the story. Written and directed by’s Kelly Fremon Craig, the updated version has recruited young stars who have already made big impressions on the legendary.
Despite this being her first role, she earned big praise from the author herself. When asked if Blume had any individual advice for Price on playing such a beloved character, she explained the author had little feedback. “She told me that the way I was portraying Janie, I was doing it perfectly,” Price explained.
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