Filmmaker and screenwriter Lindsey Anderson Beer has sold her debut novel 'Hollow' to Putnam, an imprint of Penguin Random House, and is now planning to adapt the work for the screen. The film adaptation is set to hit the market later this week and is described as a hot package expected to generate significant interest from studio executives.
Beer is attached to write and direct the adaptation of her own novel. The project has added star power with Sydney Sweeney, who is set to star in the film. Sweeney will also produce through her production banner, Honey Trap.
The project marks a notable development for Beer, who will be adapting her own literary work for the screen. The combination of Beer's involvement as both the original author and the film's writer-director, alongside Sweeney's dual role as star and producer, positions the package as one that studios are likely to pursue aggressively.
Further details about the novel's plot and the film's production timeline were not disclosed in the initial announcement. The package is expected to be presented to potential buyers in the coming days.
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