Peacock Orders ‘Before I Let Go’ Based on Kennedy Ryan Novel From Malcolm D. Lee, Attica Locke, Tembi Locke
Peacock has given a series order to “Before I Let Go,” based on the Kennedy Ryan novel of the same name. Ryan and Malcolm D. Lee (“The Best Man” franchise, “Girls Trip”) created the series and co-wrote the pilot. Attica Locke (“From Scratch,” “When They See Us”) and Tembi Locke (
The Peacock series order for "Before I Let Go" is a significant move in the streaming world, particularly for the Venice audience, as it signals a commitment to diverse storytelling and high-quality productions. The novel by Kennedy Ryan has resonated with readers, and the involvement of accomplished creators like Malcolm D. Lee, Attica Locke, and Tembi Locke ensures that the adaptation will bring depth and nuance to the story.
The project is also notable for its exploration of themes that are likely to resonate with the Venice audience, including family, love, and identity. With Peacock's focus on character-driven dramas, "Before I Let Go" has the potential to become a flagship series for the platform, attracting viewers who crave authentic and engaging storytelling. The Venice audience, known for its appreciation of culture and style, will likely be drawn to the show's exploration of complex relationships and social issues.
As the project moves forward, it's worth watching how the creative team brings the novel to life on screen, particularly in terms of casting and character development. With a strong foundation in place, "Before I Let Go" has the potential to become a standout series for Peacock, and fans of the novel and the creators involved will be eagerly anticipating its release. The next step will be to see how the show is marketed and promoted to the Venice audience, and whether it can leverage the platform's existing user base to build a loyal following.
Originally reported by variety.com. VeniceNews adds analysis for culture, style & media readers.