Ansel Elgort & Catherine Hardwicke Teaming On ‘If You Could See Me Now,’ Adaptation Of Cecelia Ahern Novel
If You Could See Me Now' is getting the film treatment, with Ansel Elgort to star in the adaptation of Cecelia Ahern’s novel.
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Cecelia Ahern to see another one of her novels turned into a film
Irish novelist Cecelia Ahern is set to see another one of her novels transformed into a film. Of course, we’re big fans of PS ...
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Cecelia Ahern receives 'best Christmas gift' as another book heads for the big screen
Christmas has come early for Cecelia Ahern after being given one 'of the best Christmas gifts an author could receive'.
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‘One of the best Christmas gifts’ – Cecelia Ahern announces major career milestone
Christmas has come early for Cecelia Ahern after Deadline revealed her novel If You Could See Me Now is being adapted for the ...
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If You Could See Me Now: Ansel Elgort and Catherine Hardwicke partner for an adaptation of Cecelia Ahern’s invisible friend drama
Ansel Elgort and director Catherine Hardwicke team for and adaptation of the romantic drama If You Could See Me Now. The post ...
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‘I believe in everything that I write, even ones that are rejected’: Irish author Cecelia Ahern
Author of 'PS I Love You' on what inspires her, what aspiring authors should keep in mind, and how the aura migraines she experienced helped her write a bestseller ...
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Directed by Richard LaGravenese, who cowrote the moving script with Steven Rogers. The film is an adaptation of Cecelia Ahern's popular first novel, which she wrote when she was 21.
Stefanie Yunger & Mia Saul To Topline Israeli Buddy Comedy ‘Going There’; Gregg Sulkin, Dylan Sprayberry Among Others Set
EXCLUSIVE: Stefanie Yunger (Outcome) and newcomer Mia Saul will lead the cast of Going There, a new buddy comedy set in ...
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Jane Casey: ‘I’m a serial abandoner of audio books. I get distracted by my own thoughts too easily’
I’m also reading Emma Southon’s biography of Agrippina, the first empress of Rome. I have Cecelia Ahern’s Into the Storm lined up to read next, along with a rake of crime novels that are out ...