‘Children of Blood and Bone’ Shares a Magical First Trailer
There’s been some behind-the-scenes tumult hanging over the big-screen adaptation of Tomi Adeyemi’s Children of Blood and Bone. The film was originally set up at Lucasfilm—an inspired change of pace for the Star Wars studio—then shifted to Paramount. Then, in recent weeks, the author spoke out on social media (a Reddit post with screengrabs here) saying she was distancing herself from the movie without sharing exactly why.
- ▪There’s been some behind-the-scenes tumult hanging over the big-screen adaptation of Tomi Adeyemi’s Children of Blood and Bone.
- ▪The film was originally set up at Lucasfilm—an inspired change of pace for the Star Wars studio—then shifted to Paramount.
- ▪Then, in recent weeks, the author spoke out on social media (a Reddit post with screengrabs here) saying she was distancing herself from the movie without sharing exactly why.
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There’s been some behind-the-scenes tumult hanging over the big-screen adaptation of Tomi Adeyemi’s Children of Blood and Bone. The film was originally set up at Lucasfilm—an inspired change of pace for the Star Wars studio—then shifted to Paramount. Then, in recent weeks, the author spoke out on social media (a Reddit post with screengrabs here) saying she was distancing herself from the movie without sharing exactly why. However, the first trailer for Gina Prince-Bythewood’s 2027 film is now here, and maybe none of that matters? It looks gorgeous, and that cast could not be more stacked.
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