Tomi Adeyemi Expresses Distress Over 'Children of Blood and Bone' Film Production
Author Tomi Adeyemi has publicly distanced herself from the film adaptation of her novel 'Children of Blood and Bone,' describing the production experience as 'the worst thing I’ve ever lived through' due to alleged behind-the-scenes antagonism. She expressed significant emotional distress over the process.
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‘I was hyperventilating and sobbing’: Tomi Adeyemi says Children of Blood and Bone film ‘the worst thing I’ve ever lived through’
Author of books behind forthcoming film starring Viola Davis and Idris Elba appears to have had disagreement with cast member Amandla Stenberg Tomi Adeyemi, the author of Children of Blood and Bone, has spoken further on the difficult process behind adapting her novel for this big screen, calling it “the worst thing I have ever had to live through”. In a five-minute video on TikTok, the author said she left the set of the Paramount production “hyperventilating and sobbing”, adding: “I never w...
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The Nigerian-American author said she left the set of the Hollywood adaptation “hyperventilating and sobbing” and has no intention of watching or promoting the film The post Tomi Adeyemi distances self from ‘Children of Blood and Bone’ film, alleges behind-the-scenes antagonism appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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