ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 4月28日 06時01分

Anne Shirley is an inadvertent feminist, an unrepentant romantic, a hot-tempered sprite. She’s impulsive, she’s dramatic, she’s smart, she insists on spelling her name with an E at the end because it “looks so much nicer.” Anne is the heroine of Lucy Maud Montgomery’s 1908 classic #AnneofGreenGables. While contemporaneous tales of motherless girls have faded from popular memory, Anne has thrived. And today, to use the blunt jargon of the entertainment business, she's a strong female character with a pre-existing fan base who recently entered the public domain. The novel and its 7 sequels have already spawned a silent movie, a talkie and more than half a dozen TV shows, among other things. But starting next month, @ネットフリックス, in collaboration with @cbc, will air “Anne With an E,” the latest reimagining. @annetheseries is being overseen, written and co-produced by @moirawalleybeckett a “Breaking Bad” writer from Canada. In her hands, a cheerful novel has become much darker. Is there a risk to rewriting a beloved book? While on assignment for @nytmag, @evaoleary photographed @amybethmcnulty, the new Anne, near her home in Ireland. #?

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