Jennifer Lee (“Frozen” screewriter and co-director) to write screenplay for A Wrinkle in Time
It’s true.
Announced yesterday, Disney’s taken a huge step in remaking A Wrinkle in Time as a full-length feature film. They’ve tapped Jennifer Lee, the woman who made “Frozen” a world-wide phenomenon, to write the script.
We’ll keep you posted with any further developments (and like us on Facebook and follow us on twitter for real-time updates). In the meantime, here’s a few takes on the project.
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Charlotte Jones Voiklis is Madeleine L’Engle’s granddaughter and executor of her estate. She is a lead producer of the musical adaptation of A Wrinkle in Time. She is also the co-author with Jennifer Adams of A Book, Too, Can Be a Star (October 2022), a picture book biography illustrated by Adelina Lirius; and, with her sister, Léna Roy, of Becoming Madeleine (2018), a biography for middle grade readers.
She wrote the afterword to the 50th Anniversary edition of A Wrinkle in Time, and the introduction to The Moment of Tenderness (2020), a collection of short stories. Charlotte has also written and spoken extensively about her grandmother’s work to a variety of audiences.
With a PhD in Comparative Literature, Charlotte’s professional experience spans teaching, fundraising, communications, and grant making. She has also volunteered as a mediator in the New York City court system, and coached police officers on mediation skills. Charlotte lives in New York and Connecticut with her husband and has two grown children.