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So it’s no surprise that her production company Hello, Sunshine are taking the helm for the TV adaptation alongside Amazon Studios. Reese Witherspoon’s ever popular Reese’s Book Club first platformed the book back in 2019 and her review – ‘I fell head over heels with Daisy and devoured this in a day’ – made in onto the cover of the published edition. Where Can I Watch Daisy Jones And The Six? Also expect ‘appearances’ from real rockstars of the time like Iggy Pop, Jimmy Page and even IRL ‘groupie’ Sable Starr (played by actors, obv – not the real ones). TJR explained in a blog post for Hello Sunshine that the relationship between the two main protagonists, Daisy and frontman Billy Dunne, was based on the real life one between Fleetwood Mac’s Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham. What’s utterly unique about the book – although expect others to follow suit – is that the whole thing is compiled of dialogue between the interviewer and members of the band in a documentary style narrative which tells the tale just as (if not more) enchantingly as more traditional storytelling. Taylor Jenkins-Reid struck gold with her inimitable story of young songstress Daisy and her group of older male musicians, The Six.

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So, while promo has yet to begin properly, you can expect the series to land sooner rather than later. Daisy Jones And The Six Release Dateįirst thing’s first – there’s currently no confirmed release date for DJATS, but one of the show’s stars, Sam Claflin (more on that later), did reveal on Instagram that filming had wrapped back in May 2022. Now Reese Witherspoon – who most recently brought Delia Owen’s Where the Crawdads Sing to life in a major motion picture as well as Celeste Ng's Little Fires Everywhere in 2020 – has turned her hand to adapting it to the silver screen. During the long, isolating months of the first lockdown, her fly-on-the-wall style biography, made up of intimate ‘interviews’, transported readers along on the hedonistic journey of Daisy Jones and The Six, who reached the heady heights of superstardom set against the backdrop of 1970’s Los Angeles.īursting at the seams with sex, drugs, and rock and roll, it was a (quite literally) a world away from the realities of most of us trapped within four walls, and was so engrossing it was easy to forget that Daisy and her merry band of misfits are entirely fictional.

TJR published her first novel Forever, Interrupted way back in 2013 and The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo, which is currently enjoying peak popularity, in 2017, but her break out novel came at a time when people were itching for escapism. Taylor Jenkins Reid is one of the hottest authors of the moment, with her latest novel, Carrie Soto is Back, promising to tell ‘her most vulnerable, emotional story yet’.