Exclusive: Nancy Meyers' beloved film The holidays gets a TV treatment. Apple TV+ has a limited series adaptation of the romantic comedy in 2006, in which Cameron Diaz, Kate Winslet, Jude Law and Jack Black, sources the Deadline, in the saying of the series. The premise of the film restarts with new characters.
Krissie Ducker (Sweetpea) is a writer/executor for The holidays Series, produced by left bank pictures, with Rob Delaney (disaster) Also brought as a writer. Meyers have no participation in the project, I hear.
The Limited series keeps the structure of the film about a single American and single British woman who lives completely different life, who exchange their houses for the holidays and find love.
The search for well -known actresses to play the leads and send the first offers on both sides of the Atlantic. If/when the stars are locked up, the limited series, which comes from the UK team from Apple TV+, is expected to receive a green light.
The film written, staged and produced by Meyers was about Amanda (Diaz), an owner of a film trailer in Los Angeles, and Iris, a London newspaper columnist who, after every mood, exchange their houses from a mood jump. Amanda meets Iris' Witwer Bruder (law), while Iris hits an Amanda employee, a film composer (black).
Published during the 2006 holiday season, The holidays Was a cash success and almost two decades later it remains a Christmas party (although Meyers never intends to be a Christmas film).
Rob Delaney and Krissie Ducker
With friendly approval/ Lily Craigen
Actor author Delaney, who created Sharon Horgan with the comedy series by Sharon Horgan and played for the leading role Disaster. This marks his return to Apple TV+, where he played in season 1 of Bad monkey. He was last seen in the FX Limited Series Die for sex And the film Deadpool & Wolverine.
Ducker who worked as an author's assistant Disaster, Has served as an author/co-Executive producer Sweetpea and writer/executor producer The assassin.