A heartbreaking, entertaining story, full of love and disappointments will return to the screenbut now it will not be the cinema that is adorned with this plot, but rather platforms.
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This February 8 Netflix premieres a 14-episode mini series titled “Always the same day”.
It’s the same story they starred in Anne Hathaway and Jim Sturgess in the 2011 film of the same name, directed by Lone Scherfig.
Both projects are based on the book of the same name (“One Day”) by David Nicholls. The story tells the life of “Dexter” and “Emma”, two young people who meet on July 15, 1988, on the night of their college graduation; At that moment they are loved, to the extent that in the coming years they fulfill the promise of always seeing each other on the same day, July 15.
By having 14 episodes, each of these will tell the life of the protagonists, much more in depth, those things they do when they are at a distance, their dreams come true, as well as their plans. But within this, it will also be mixed with their story of a love that simmers, since they see each other only once a year, for two decades.
The movie managed to raise almost $60 million worldwide, according to data from Box Office Mojo.
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For this version, the episodes are directed by Molly Manners, Luke Snellin, John Hardwick and Kate Hewitt, while the protagonists are the actors Englishmen Leo Woodall and Ambika Mod.
“After we talked, I fell a little in love with you,” says ‘Emma’ in the trailer of the series. “At the end of the 80s it was my only thought, I thought I was finally over you,” she adds. “I don’t think you can,” is heard from Dexter.