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So many early readers have told me All We Could Still Have would make a must-see Netflix/Apple series because of the characters, twists and turns of the plot, and the setting in a small, mountain town. So Reese, if you’re reading this, please make my dream come true. I’ll even help out by making casting suggestions.Visit Diane Barnes's website.
Nikki Sebastian, the protagonist, is a woman having trouble trying to conceive. She believes everyone is judging/talking about her because she has no kids. I’ve seen lots of headlines suggesting your Morning Show co-star Jennifer Aniston could really relate to Nikki. So, I think Jennifer would do her justice. Based on physical appearance, Rose Byrne or Natalie Portman would also make great Nikkis.
Nikki’s husband Kyle is a handsome, hard-working New England guy, just like...[read on]
Q&A with Diane Barnes.
The Page 69 Test: All We Could Still Have.
My Book, The Movie: All We Could Still Have.
--Marshal Zeringue