Washington [US], Blake Lively, known for her roles in 'Gossip Girl' and 'The Age of Adaline', is confident that fans of Colleen Hoover's novel 'It End's With Us' will get something deeper from the upcoming film adaptation. Will join. Release on 9th August.
In an interview obtained by The Hollywood Reporter, Lively, who plays Lily Bloom in the film, expressed her dedication to honoring the beloved book and its passionate fandom.
Lively commented, "Some people will always prefer the book, and others the movie, but I believe we've done our best to respect both."
"If you don't know the book, the movie works," Lively said, "and if you've read the book and then seen the movie, I believe you will not be disappointed." We worked really hard on that.Directed by Justin Baldoni, who also stars in the film, 'It End's With Us' follows Lily Bloom's journey from a traumatic childhood to achieving her dreams. According to The Hollywood Reporter, along the way, she encounters neurosurgeon Ryle Kincaid (played by Baldoni) and reunites with her first love, Atlas Corrigan (Brandon Sklenar), in a relationship reminiscent of her parents' relationship. Emotional complications arise.
Lively stressed the importance of connecting with fans who have cherished Hoover's story over the years. "This story touches a lot of people deeply, so there's a huge responsibility that comes with it," Lively shared in an interview obtained by The Hollywood Reporter.
“You want to respect the character and the narrative while bringing authenticity and humanity to the portrayal,” he said.,
Reflecting on her role as Lily Bloom, Lively expressed pride and gratitude. "I'm so proud of this film and being a part of it," she said, "It was an honor to play Lily, and I'm thrilled to share this journey with Colleen and the fans. It's really special. "
Screenwriter Christy Hall echoed Lively's sentiments about her dedication to preserving the essence of 'It End's With Us' while speaking to The Hollywood Reporter at the Tribeca Festival.
Hall said, "We worked tirelessly to do justice to this beautiful book.,
Hall also said that he believed fans would feel "honored and honored" because everyone involved in the film's production was as passionate about the story as he is.
In an interview obtained by The Hollywood Reporter, Lively, who plays Lily Bloom in the film, expressed her dedication to honoring the beloved book and its passionate fandom.
Lively commented, "Some people will always prefer the book, and others the movie, but I believe we've done our best to respect both."
"If you don't know the book, the movie works," Lively said, "and if you've read the book and then seen the movie, I believe you will not be disappointed." We worked really hard on that.Directed by Justin Baldoni, who also stars in the film, 'It End's With Us' follows Lily Bloom's journey from a traumatic childhood to achieving her dreams. According to The Hollywood Reporter, along the way, she encounters neurosurgeon Ryle Kincaid (played by Baldoni) and reunites with her first love, Atlas Corrigan (Brandon Sklenar), in a relationship reminiscent of her parents' relationship. Emotional complications arise.
Lively stressed the importance of connecting with fans who have cherished Hoover's story over the years. "This story touches a lot of people deeply, so there's a huge responsibility that comes with it," Lively shared in an interview obtained by The Hollywood Reporter.
“You want to respect the character and the narrative while bringing authenticity and humanity to the portrayal,” he said.,
Reflecting on her role as Lily Bloom, Lively expressed pride and gratitude. "I'm so proud of this film and being a part of it," she said, "It was an honor to play Lily, and I'm thrilled to share this journey with Colleen and the fans. It's really special. "
Screenwriter Christy Hall echoed Lively's sentiments about her dedication to preserving the essence of 'It End's With Us' while speaking to The Hollywood Reporter at the Tribeca Festival.
Hall said, "We worked tirelessly to do justice to this beautiful book.,
Hall also said that he believed fans would feel "honored and honored" because everyone involved in the film's production was as passionate about the story as he is.
