The tragicomedy “When you saw me” hit Amazon Prime Video like a bomb. The film, which is based on the novel of the same name, has some differences from the original. We list the 8 biggest changes to the book.
“When You Saw Me” by Amazon Prime Video (Source: Alisha Wetherill/Prime; Amazon Content Services LLC)
The new romance “When you saw me” (originally “The Idea Of You”) entered the Amazon Prime Video film charts at number one and is enjoying huge success. The story, which is based on the novel of the same name by Robinne Lee, is about a somewhat different love story.
The tragicomedy, in which Oscar winner Anne Hathaway plays the lead role, is about a 40-year-old single mother who falls in love with a much younger musician. Robinne Lee’s debut novel “The Idea Of You” served as the basis and is in many ways identical to the film adaptation.
However, the book and the film have some important differences. There are small changes, but also big differences that tell the story in a new way. Netzwelt lists the 8 biggest differences between the book and the film.
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