1 year ago
'All That We Never Were' Movie Adaptation Wraps Production
A movie based on the book 'All That We Never Were' is being made!
It's being filmed in Spain by a team including people who worked on The Simpsons and other shows.
The movie is about a 19-year-old girl named Leah who is dealing with a lot of sadness after her parents pass away in a car accident.
She has to move and live with her brother's best friend.
The film has a cast of actors and the release is planned for 2026.
The movie aims to capture the feelings from the book.
Production has wrapped in Spain for the movie adaptation of Alice Kellen's novel, 'All That We Never Were'.
The film is co-produced by Pepe Bastón, Monica Gil-Rodriguez, and Nancy Cartwright (voice of Bart Simpson).
Warner Brothers Pictures Spain will handle the theatrical distribution, aiming for a 2026 release.
The movie stars Maxi Iglesias, Sebastián Zurita, and Margarida Corceiro, directed by Jorge Alonso.
The story follows Leah Jones, a 19-year-old navigating grief and a coming-of-age journey after a car accident.
- Who
- Produced by Pepe Bastón, Monica Gil-Rodriguez, and Nancy Cartwright; stars Maxi Iglesias, Sebastián Zurita, and Margarida Corceiro.
- What
- Movie adaptation of Alice Kellen's novel 'All That We Never Were' has wrapped production.
- Where
- Spain
- When
- Production wrapped recently; release planned for 2026.
- Why
- To bring Alice Kellen's novel to life.
Key facts
- Movie Title
- All That We Never Were
- Source Material
- Alice Kellen novel
- Producers
- Pepe Bastón, Monica Gil-Rodriguez, Nancy Cartwright
- Distribution
- Warner Brothers Pictures Spain
- Release Year
- 2026
- Director
- Jorge Alonso
- Starring
- Maxi Iglesias, Sebastián Zurita, Margarida Corceiro
Quotes
Pepe Bastón and Monica Gil-Rodriguez
Producers of the film adaptation
“With the powerful chemistry between Maxi Iglesias, Margarida Corceiro and Sebastian Zurita, we believe this adaptation will fully capture the emotional essence and spirit of the book.”
deadline.com
“We are honored to bring this deeply moving story to life—one that captivated us from the very first read of Alice Kellen’s beautiful novel.”
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