Tomi Adeyemi says Children of Blood and Bone film adaptation was traumatic

Author Tomi Adeyemi revealed that working on the film adaptation of her bestselling novel "Children of Blood and Bone" was "the worst thing I’ve ever lived through," describing episodes of hyperventilating and sobbing. The project, which has faced delays and changes in development, underscores the emotional toll that Hollywood adaptation processes can take on creators. Adeyemi's candid account highlights the disconnect often experienced by authors when their works are translated to the screen.

Sources (1)