As a seasoned gamer with over two decades immersed in the vibrant world of Hollywood, I must say that Adele Lim’s appointment as the director for The Princess Diaries 3 is an exciting turn of events! Her impressive resume, including co-writing Crazy Rich Asians and Raya and the Last Dragon, has me eager to witness her unique vision brought to life.
Disney has announced that Adele Lim will be directing the eagerly awaited film, The Princess Diaries 3. This news comes from Deadline.
For over two decades, Lim has been a part of the vibrant Hollywood scene, but it’s her collaboration on the smash hit “Crazy Rich Asians” that she is most famously recognized for. Subsequently, she penned the 2021 Disney film “Raya and the Last Dragon”, and took on directorial and producer roles for the 2023 release “Joy Ride”. This latter project was co-written with talented writers Cherry Chevapravatdumrong and Teresa Hsiao from “Family Guy”.
Speaking to Deadline, Lim expressed his immense enthusiasm as a dedicated admirer of The Princess Diaries, being part of the team that brings the third version of this cherished series into reality. We eagerly anticipate sharing its fundamental themes – women’s empowerment, happiness, and mentorship – with audiences globally.
What do we know about Princess Diaries 3?
At present, details about the upcoming movie installment remain scarce. The actress Anne Hathaway, who featured in the initial film and its follow-up, has provided encouraging insights on the production throughout the years, but hasn’t disclosed many specifics. Regrettably, Julie Andrews — who portrayed Mia Thermopolis’ grandmother in the series — has expressed doubts about her participation in the third movie.
In 2001, “The Princess Diaries” movie debuted, featuring Anne Hathaway as a U.S. teenager who eventually discovers her royal lineage to the European kingdom of Genovia. This film was adapted from Meg Cabot’s book with the same title and Julie Andrews co-starred in it. The release received widespread praise, launching Hathaway into stardom and grossing over $165 million at the box office, far surpassing expectations due to its family-friendly rating and theme.
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In 2004, a follow-up titled “The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement” hit the screens, bringing Anne Hathaway and Julie Andrews back into their characters. This new installment furthered the tale from the first movie, with Hathaway’s character Mia Thermopolis returning to Genovia for her eventual coronation as Queen. The film was another box office triumph for Disney, raking in $134 million, although it didn’t receive quite as positive reviews as its predecessor did.
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2024-10-04 21:10