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Beyond 2020 Four good days, Mila Kunis has stopped acting in recent years, which makes Netflix even more lucky to track her for the film adaptation of author Jessica Knoll Luckiest girl alive, according Variety. Knoll’s novel, his first release, became a New York book Times bestseller after its release in 2015. The author will adapt the script, as well as the executive producer, with Mike Barker set to direct and Kunis’s Orchard Fam Productions to produce as well.
Luckiest girl alive follows the protagonist Ani Fanelli (Kunis), who seems to have it all: glamorous magazine job, perfect groom, fabulous apartment in New York, in this case being Mila Kunis. However, as with most mystery novels, Ani has survived a series of unspoken tragedies in her past that, to overcome, she has effectively transformed herself into a completely different person. Only when a true crime documentary investigates “a devastating incident in her adolescence” as a student at the prestigious Bradley School, is Ani forced to acknowledge the truth under her “meticulously crafted life”. All of this does not make her appear to be very lucky, but again, the “alive” part is probably the most important part in this genre.