'The Nightingale' Starring Elle and Dakota Fanning Pushed Back for a Year

by Philippa Kaur 3 May 2020, 00:30 189 Views

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The World War II movie adapted from Kristin Hannah’s best-selling book has been pushed back to Christmas 2021 release amid the ongoing coronavirus lockdown.

May 3, 2020

AceShowbiz – Sisters Elle and Dakota Fanning‘s new movie has been bumped to a Christmas 2021 release due to the coronavirus pandemic.

World War Two drama “The Nightingale” was supposed to drop at the end of 2020 but studio bosses want more time to prepare the film for a possible Oscar run, and it will now hit theatres on December 22, 2021.

The real-life sisters will play on-screen siblings in the adaptation of Kristin Hannah‘s international bestseller, directed by French actress Melanie Laurent.

Source: Movies - aceshowbiz.com

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'The Nightingale' Starring Elle and Dakota Fanning Pushed Back for a Year

The World War II movie adapted from Kristin Hannah’s best-selling book has been pushed back to Christmas 2021 release amid the ongoing coronavirus lockdown.

Tony Allen, Drummer Who Created the Beat of Afrobeat, Dies at 79

Kelly Clarkson Crying as Thomas Rhett and Wife Recall Adopting Daughter From Uganda

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