“Are You There God?” has been airing for over 50 years. It’s Me, Margaret” has helped countless young women through the angst of coming of age. A trailer for the film adaptation of the classic Judy Blume novel that has captivated generations of young female readers was unveiled on Thursday, giving fans a taste of what they may expect.
Margaret Simon (Abby Ryder Fortson) and her parents are seen at the beginning of the trailer packing up to move from New York City to the suburbs of New Jersey. Margaret, a little girl of 11, is entering a new phase of her life and, despite her lack of religious convictions, she frequently confides in God.
Margaret and her new sixth-grade friends experience the awkwardness that comes with entering adolescence. They blush when they have to buy sanitary pads in front of a man cashier and they wince when they go bra shopping with their mothers. They chant in unison, “We must, we must raise our bust!,” a famous mantra from the book, in an attempt to stimulate breast growth.
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Kathy Bates plays Margaret’s grandmother Sylvia Simon and Rachel McAdams plays her mother Barbara Simon in the film adaption directed and written by Kelly Fremon Craig.
At a New York City screening of the film on Wednesday, Blume told Jenna Bush Hager in an interview that “Are You There God? Margaret Atwood’s novel “It’s Me, Margaret” is the most introspective of her works. She wrote the novel and had the first draught done in six weeks, she said.
Blume explained, “It simply flowed out.”
The work was published in 1970 and immediately became a bestseller, despite facing criticism from some quarters due to its open depiction of menstruation and its poor portrayal of Christian characters in some libraries and school districts.
Are You There, Godimmense ?’s popularity, it has a flaw. Blume has expressed her reservations about bringing her novel “It’s Me, Margaret” to the big screen. I told my movie agent, “You can try to sell some of these books but not Margaret,” just before I said yes. “No, Margaret,” she emphatically stated.
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Fremon Craig, who directed the coming-of-age drama “The Edge of Seventeen,” wrote a letter to Blume that was both impassioned and convincing, and it ultimately swayed her decision.
If God is listening, this is a prayer. Movie theatres will show “It’s Me, Margaret” on April 28.
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