Hulu’s “A Court of Thorns and Roses” Adaptation Canceled: What Lies Ahead?

Hulu has scrapped its adaptation of “A Court of Thorns and Roses,” which has been in development since March 2021. Due to various delays, Maas is now considering taking the adaptation to a different studio after the current rights with Disney expire in late Summer 2025. The series remains a topic of interest for fans eager for new developments.

Hulu has decided to officially scrap its adaptation of Sarah J. Maas’s beloved series, “A Court of Thorns and Roses.” Having been in development since March 2021 under Disney’s 20th Television, the project faced numerous delays, especially due to the writers’ and actors’ strikes of Summer 2023. Despite hopes for its future, recent reports confirmed that the series is no longer moving forward at Hulu or being pitched to other networks.

Furthermore, Maas is contemplating shifting the adaptation rights for “ACOTAR” to another studio once the current option with Disney expires in late Summer 2025. This change in direction has left fans pondering the fate of their favorite characters from the book series that has captured hearts since its first installment hit shelves in May 2015. The anticipated magic and intrigue of Prythian will remain elusive for the time being as production plans remain uncertain.

“20th Television and Hulu declined comment.” – Variety. Sources involved with the project have hinted at Maas’s plans to seek a new home for the adaptation, which involves her original narrative of Feyre Archeron, a huntress drawn into a world of faerie rulers and hidden truths about her universe.

In summary, the much-anticipated adaptation of “A Court of Thorns and Roses” at Hulu has been officially shelved, with no immediate plans for future development. Sarah J. Maas looks to potentially reclaim the adaptation rights, seeking a new studio home once the current option expires. The fate of this beloved story now hangs in the balance as fans await more revelations about its future.

Original Source: variety.com