Deuxmoi wrote: "Daisy Jones - have on good authority they are going to be announcing a tour."
At long last, we have a full trailer for the highly anticipated Daisy Jones & The Six, as well as a launch date, stills and even the promise of an accompanying album. Based on Taylor Jenkins Reid’s 2019 novel of the same name, this is one of the book industry’s most hotly anticipated screen adaptations of 2023 – and we couldn’t be more excited. Here’s everything we know so far.
Plans to adapt Daisy Jones & The Six have been in the pipeline for over four years now, with Prime Video snapping up the rights more than half a year before the book was even published in March 2019. It’s another Reese Witherspoon passion project, following similar page-to-screen adaptations of Gone Girl (2014), Big Little Lies (TV, 2017–19), Little Fires Everywhere (TV, 2020) and Where the Crawdads Sing (2022) with her media company Hello Sunshine.
Over the years, we’ve gleaned some insight into casting decisions and actors have been spotted on location, but developments have been few and far between, with the pandemic (of course) playing a key role in delays. Filming was supposed to begin in 2020 but, as Sam Claflin (one of the show’s stars) recently told Vanity Fair, ‘We had all just got to LA and had our first sort of get-together, [then] we went out to dinner and then we all went home and disappeared for like a year and a half. It was quite frustrating.’
However, Claflin believes the production freeze was ultimately to their advantage: ‘By the time we got back out to Los Angeles June of last year, I think we were all so pumped and so excited to see one another – and we’d all improved so massively musically – that we then immediately just sort of gelled as a band,’ he told Vanity Fair.
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