Alcon to Adapt P.S. I Love You and Something Borrowed as UK TV Shows
Alcon will develop the two films as television series in the UK through its newly launched Alcon International Studios.
Alcon has announced plans to adapt its films P.S. I Love You and Something Borrowed into television shows in the United Kingdom, according to comingsoon.net. Both projects will be developed through Alcon International Studios, the division the company recently launched.
Alcon International Studios is led by President Diego Piasek, a former Amazon executive. The company said the new studio is intended to strengthen its foothold in the UK and Europe.
P.S. I Love You, released in 2007, is a romantic comedy-drama based on Cecelia Ahern's 2004 novel and stars Gerard Butler and Hilary Swank. Something Borrowed stars Ginnifer Goodwin, Kate Hudson, and John Krasinski.
Alcon's production credits include Practical Magic 2 and Blade Runner 2049.
Quick answers
What shows is Alcon adapting for television?
Alcon plans to adapt its films P.S. I Love You and Something Borrowed into television shows in the United Kingdom.
Who leads Alcon International Studios?
Diego Piasek, a former Amazon executive, serves as President of Alcon International Studios.
Where will the adaptations be produced?
The shows will be developed in the United Kingdom through Alcon International Studios, which aims to strengthen Alcon's foothold in the UK and Europe.