Trending Now - Studiocanal Acquires Film Rights to Freida Mcfadden's 'the Divorce
WHO:
Deadline - Studiocanal, Freida McFadden, Working Title, Ron Halpern, Joe Naftalin
Variety - Freida McFadden, Studiocanal, Working Title
WHAT:
Coming Soon - The film adaptation of Freida McFadden's "The Divorce" is described as a "revenge-fueled novel" that will be brought to the big screen before it hits shelves.
Deadline - The film adaptation of "The Divorce" is in early development.
Variety - The film adaptation follows the success of Freida McFadden's previous book "The Housemaid."
Deadline - Studiocanal has acquired the film rights to Freida McFadden's forthcoming thriller "The Divorce" for a feature adaptation.
Variety - "The Divorce" is described as a "razor-sharp thriller where love curdles into vengeance and survival becomes the most important thing."
WHERE:
Deadline - The film will be released theatrically across the UK and France.
WHEN:
Variety - "The Divorce" is set to be on stands on May 26.
WHY:
Variety - The acquisition followed a competitive book auction.
HOW:
Variety - Studiocanal and Working Title will co-produce the film adaptation.
Deadline - Studiocanal will fully finance the production, with Ron Halpern and Joe Naftalin overseeing development and production.
(UPDATED May 8, 2026 07:30 UTC)
A film adaptation of Freida McFadden's "The Divorce," which is described as a revenge-fueled novel, is set to hit the big screen soon. This exciting project will be released before the book even hits the shelves, creating a buzz among fans. Stay tuned for more details as the release date approaches!
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(UPDATED May 7, 2026 23:19 UTC)
The film adaptation of "The Divorce" is currently in early development, following the success of Freida McFadden's previous book, "The Housemaid." Studiocanal and Working Title will be co-producing this exciting new project. Fans of McFadden's work can look forward to seeing how this adaptation unfolds.
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(UPDATED May 7, 2026 19:34 UTC)
Studiocanal has acquired the film rights to Freida McFadden's upcoming thriller "The Divorce," which is described as a razor-sharp tale where love turns into vengeance and survival becomes paramount. The film is set to be released theatrically across the UK and France on May 26, following a competitive book auction for the rights. Production will be fully financed by Studiocanal, with Ron Halpern and Joe Naftalin overseeing its development and production.