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Peacock Orders Series Adaptation of Kennedy Ryan’s ‘Before I Let Go’

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In Short: Peacock has greenlit a series based on Kennedy Ryan's novel 'Before I Let Go,' with showrunners Attica and Tembi Locke, who previously adapted their sister's memoir into a Netflix series.

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Peacock has officially ordered a series adaptation of Kennedy Ryan's bestselling novel 'Before I Let Go,' bringing the Skyland series to television after several years of development. The project, which was initially acquired by Peacock in early 2023, now has a series order from the NBCUniversal streamer.

According to reports, the series will be written and co-created by Attica and Tembi Locke, who previously turned their sister Tembi's memoir 'From Scratch' into a successful Netflix series. The project will be produced by Universal Global Television and Universal Television, with Malcolm D. Lee and Kennedy Ryan co-writing the series.

Kennedy Ryan expressed her excitement about bringing the story to the screen, stating, 'Getting the chance to bring the Skyland series to life onscreen is a dream come true. I’m excited about what this remarkable team is creating.' Ryan added, 'None of this would be possible without the people who have supported my work for years. I’m incredibly grateful and excited to find a new audience for these books that have changed my life.

The series will now move forward with Attica and Tembi Locke serving as showrunners and writers, alongside Ryan and Lee. The project has been in the works for over three years and is expected to be a highly anticipated drama series.

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