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Oct 17, 2011 · Darkfever movie production status is currently Development October 17, 2011 • Story selection and rights acquired; idea being crafted into usable script; financing and casting attachments sought; aiming for 'greenlight'
Darkfever is the first novel in the Fever series written by #1 New York Times best-selling American author Karen Marie Moning. The book was published in November 2006 by Delacorte Press . The romantic fantasy novel tells the story of the main characters journey into the supernatural world of fairies after she travels across the world to find ...
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changed the production status to Development; Sat., Aug. 20, 2011 . from Variety. DreamWorks Bags 'Darkfever' Franchise. DreamWorks, which is looking to launch its own fantasy franchise, has acquired feature film rights to all five books in Karen Marie Moning's bestselling Darkfever series. added a synopsis
The feature film rights to the Fever Series were acquired by DreamWorks from Fox. They intended to develop the books into a series of films, starting with Darkfever, but nothing else is known. [1] The books have been optioned twice for potential franchise development by Twentieth Century Fox and DreamWorks Studios, but the rights are currently held by Moning who has expressed a desire to one ...
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I wasn’t even aware that the Darkfever project existed (in book OR film form) until a few minutes ago. But, as the facts would have it, it does! It could very well be the greatest thing ever ...
Darkfever is the first installment of Karen Marie Moning's Fever Series and the first novel to feature the character MacKayla Lane. It was published in October 2006, only two months after the publication of the final book in Moning's Highlander Series. MacKayla Lane’s life is good. She has great friends, a decent job, and a car that breaks down only every other week or so. In other words ...
