Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are moving ahead with their plans as their Netflix future remains unclear amid mixed reports.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who had signed a lucrative deal with the streaming giant and then renewed contact last year, still have more projects in the works, including their movie deal.
It was revealed that the Sussexes had bought the rights to Carley Fortune’s novel Meet me at the lake to make it into a film adaptation. However, given that the film had been in development since the past three years, it raised questions about whether it was still on the Sussex-Netflix agenda.
Now, sources cited by Page six has revealed that a director has been hired for the adaptation and they have completed rewriting the project.
Meanwhile, the adaptation of Jasmine Guillory’s hit book, The wedding datehas yet to find a director and cast.
There are other projects in the works with the streaming giant, but they are still being kept under wraps on both ends.
On the other hand, Harry and Meghan produced documentary, Cookie Queenswhich Netflix did not buy the rights to, has been acquired by a distribution company to show in the US. The couple would soon make an announcement as it would soon hit theaters.
