Nicole Kidman announced yet another book-to-TV project.
, which has been pushed from its May release date to later in the fall, due to coronavirus-related post-production issues. Then she has, who will act as producer, writer and director of the series based on Janice Y.K. Lee’s novel.
So, Kidman really loves television, that much is true. And those wondering whether or not she'll pivot back to the big screen anytime soon may find some solace in this: before, the most recent catch for Blossom Films and Amazon was the film rights to Samantha Downing's suspenseful novel. For that one, though, there is no confirmation of whether or not Kidman is set to appear, but there's always a chance she might.
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