It was important to Yoon that the film capture the central themes of the book, which explores “the ways in which we are all connected and the ways in which people across all walks of life have much more in common than they think they do.” Daniel and Natasha, who meet at a critical juncture in their lives, take the time to “notice how our lives are influenced by everyone around us, even strangers.” We even filmed a cameo that I really hope makes the final cut!” Yoon will also walk the red carpet along with the stars for the film’s premiere on May 13 at the Pacific Theatres at The Grove in Los Angeles. She also had the chance to see the filming first-hand: “My husband, my little girl, and I spent a lot of time on set. It’s just wild.”Īs was the case with Everything, Everything, Yoon contributed ideas, script notes, and general input on the film. Back then I would never have believed that I’d get my dream of becoming a working writer and that there would be movie versions of my books. Five years ago, I spent my days at a job that absolutely sucked the soul from my body. “It feels surreal and wonderful at the same time. The last couple of years, Yoon told PW, have been life-changing. In Yoon’s case, lightning has struck twice: her 2015 debut novel, Everything, Everything (Delacorte) was adapted to the screen in 2017. Having a novel adapted into a movie is a rare accomplishment for any author, and many books optioned for film never get the green light.
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