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‘Attacked behind the scenes’: Children of Blood & Bone author Tomi Adeyemi distances herself from film adaptation

Author Tomi Adeyemi has distanced herself from the film adaptation of Children of Blood and Bone, citing behind-the-scenes conflict.

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Tomi Adeyemi, author of Children of Blood and Bone, has stated she does not support the film adaptation of her work. According to coverage from The Guardian, Adeyemi claimed she was "attacked behind the scenes," leading her to distance herself from the project.

Reports from Page Six and IMDb emphasize a rift between the author and actress Amandla Stenberg. Adeyemi has further stated that she refuses to watch the movie.

Coverage from Vulture and other outlets indicates a breakdown in the relationship between the original creator and the production. Further developments regarding the nature of the rift remain to be seen.

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Why is Tomi Adeyemi distancing herself from the film?

Adeyemi claims she was "attacked behind the scenes" during the adaptation process.

Does Adeyemi plan to view the completed movie?

No, according to IMDb and Page Six, she has stated she will not watch the film.

Who else is involved in the reported conflict?

Page Six reports a shocking rift between Adeyemi and actress Amandla Stenberg.

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