Prime Video teen romance hit to get a British remake
Prime Video have turned to one of their hit teen romance movies for a British remake.
The Spanish-language film My Fault — or Culpa mía, in its native tongue — adapted the first instalment of author Mercedes Ron's Culpables trilogy of novels, with the sequels also set to be turned into films from the streamer.
Prime Video is now moving forward with an English-language version called My Fault: London, where Asha Banks and Matthew Broome (The Buccaneers) take on the roles of Noah and Nick.
The pair's paths first cross with their parents get married and they all move their newly-blended family into a glitzy London home.
Noah and Nick immediately clash as step-siblings, but an attraction continues to draw them together. At the same time, Noah has no idea her father has recently been released from prison and is tracking her every move.
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The supporting cast for My Fault: London will also feature Ray Fearon (Barbie), Enva Lewis (How to Have Sex), Sam Buchanan (Back to Black) and Amelia Kenworthy (The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power).
Melissa Osborn has adapted the film for the English language, with directing duo Dani Girdwood and Charlotte Fassler on board to make the movie.
Amazon MGM vice president James Farrell announced the project: "We know fans around the world will be excited to hear that Prime Video will deliver them a brand-new British remake of the first book of Mercedes Ron’s bestselling Culpables trilogy with My Fault: London.
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"We’re delighted to be investing in rising talent Asha Banks and Matthew Broome as Nick and Noah, bringing this world-renowned story to life through a British lens.”
The original My Fault ranked as Prime Video's top-viewed non-English language original movie last year, and it was the streamer's No. 1 movie worldwide in its opening weekend.
My Fault: London hasn't yet received a UK release date, but production has wrapped up on the project. The Spanish-language sequel Culpa Tuya arrives on Prime Videoin December.
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