For us, one of the most anticipated movies of 2027 will be Throttled. It’s another moment where Amazon has made sure that we’re never cancelling our Prime Video membership with all of the book options that they are securing.
Nicole Wallace, Josh Heuston, and Julio Peña leading the cast of Throttled was something that we were definitely excited about. Now Mia McKenna-Bruce has been added to the cast as Sophie Mitchell, who fans of the series know leads the second book Collided.
Who is Sophie Mitchell? Well her father, James Mitchell is big in the racing world. He raised her alone as her mother wanted to save underdeveloped countries instead. She moved from California to Italy when she was five years old and loves it.
Sophie is a fan favorite.
A BAFTA Rising Star Award winner, McKenna-Bruce is an English actress. She has starred in such shows at Vampire Academy and The Ladies. She will also be starring in the upcoming Sam Mendes Untitled Beatles project, playing Maureen Starkey, including all the individual films for each member of The Beatles.
BEHIND THE SCENES
Nzingha Stewart will be directing the project. Max Handelman and Elizabeth Banks of Brownstone Productions are producing along with Ethea Entertainment’s Jennifer Gibgot and Andrew Panay. Garrett Grant is also producing, with Alison Small of Brownstone Productions and Asher executive producing.
Ethea Entertainment is definitely making a name for themselves in the world of romance and adaptations. Gibgot and Panay of Ethea recently produced The Last Sunrise, Prime’s film adaptation of Anna Todd‘s bestselling romance novel, after producing the After films also based on Todd’s books. Most recently, they set up House of Crowns, a romance series in early development at Amazon MGM, based on a forthcoming novel from Todd.
Melissa Osborne, who wrote Prime Video’s My Fault: London has adapted the book.
Lauren Asher has sold more than five million books worldwide and the Dirty Air series being translated into 14 languages. In addition to Throttled (2020) – the series also includes Collided (2020), Wrecked (2020) and Redeemed (2021).
Amazon MGM Studios has landed worldwide distribution rights for the film, which will be available in more than 240 countries and territories on Prime Video.
We’re sat and listening. We’re waiting for more information. We will definitely be watching this one.