David Farnor | On 26, May 2021

Netflix has renewed Firefly Lane for a second season.

The series is based on Kristen Hannah’s book, first published in 20018, which tells a story of friendship and betrayal. It follows Kate and Tully, who meet as young girls and become inseparable best friends throughout 30 years of ups and downs, successes and failures, depression and disappointments. But when an unthinkable betrayal breaks them apart, the two women go their separate ways and it’s unclear whether they will ever be able to reconcile.

Katherine Heigl and Sarah Chalke will reprise their roles for Season 2, with creator Maggie Friedman serving as showrunner and also executive producer alongside executive producers Katherine Heigl and Shawn Williamson.

 

Trailer: Katherine Heigl and Sarah Chalke star in Netflix’s Firefly Lane

16th January 2021

Katherine Heigl and Sarah Chalke are heading to Netflix this February for a new adaptation of Firefly Lane – and a trailer gives us a first look at the series action.

Kristen Hannah’s book, first published in 20018, is a story of friendship and betrayal. It follows Kate and Tully, who meet as young girls and become inseparable best friends throughout 30 years of ups and downs, successes and failures, depression and disappointments. But when an unthinkable betrayal breaks them apart, the two women go their separate ways and it’s unclear whether they will ever be able to reconcile.

The 10-part series premieres on 3rd February. Here’s the trailer:

Firefly Lane: Season 1 is available on Netflix UK, as part of an £9.99 monthly subscription.

 

Netflix to adapt Firefly Lane into new series

23rd February 2019

Netflix is bringing the bestselling novel Firefly Lane to the screen.

Kristen Hannah’s book, first published in 20018, is a story of friendship and betrayal. It follows Kate and Tully, who meet as young girls and become inseparable best friends throughout 30 years of ups and downs, successes and failures, depression and disappointments. But when an unthinkable betrayal breaks them apart, the two women go their separate ways and it’s unclear whether they will ever be able to reconcile.

Hannah serves as co-executive producer on the series, with showrunner Maggie Friedman adapting the book. Friedman also exec produces alongside Stephanie Germain.

Netflix has ordered a 10-episode season, which marks the third of Hannah’s novels to be adapted into a film or TV show. The Nightingale and The Great Alone are both currently in production at TriStar Pictures with Michelle MacLaren set to direct The Nightingale.

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