The pipeline from page to screen shows no signs of slowing. Here’s a quick look at the latest adaptation announcements, casting updates and projects in development. 

‘Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone’ adaptation to star Penn Badgley

Amazon announced Thursday that it is adapting Benjamin Stevenson’s novel “Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone.” The dark comedy series is set to star Penn Badgley in the lead role, Variety reported. Stevenson confirmed the news in a post on Instagram.

“It is bloody good to meet you, Ernest Cunningham,” he said of the lead character.

The main character of the book is a mystery writer in Vermont “who reluctantly attends a family reunion to welcome his brother Michael home from prison—the same brother Ern helped convict,” a synopsis of the book reads. “When a frozen body appears and a snowstorm traps everyone inside, the deaths begin to mount. Everyone in his family has already killed someone—either by accident or otherwise.”

David Hemingson is set to serve as showrunner and executive producer. 

Grown-up Roald Dahl series in the works

Netflix announced Wednesday that it’s bringing an adaptation of Roald Dahl’s short stories for grown-ups to the screen. The as-yet untitled series will star Naomi Scott, Josh Finan, Imelda Staunton, Nicola Coughlan and Dominic West. The “series follows a young couple navigating multiple adaptations of Dahl’s stories across six episodes,” Netflix said in a release. It’s unclear which of Dahl’s many short stories will be the basis of the series. Runyararo Mapfumo and Ben Gregor are set to direct. 

Anya Taylor-Joy set to star in ‘How to Kill Your Family’ 

Netflix announced Wednesday that it’s adapting Bella Mackie’s novel “How to Kill Your Family,” with Anya Taylor-Joy set to star. She plays Grace Bernard, the neglected child of a billionaire. 

“After a heartbreaking rejection, Grace decides to exact revenge,” a synopsis reads. “But will this deadly scheme take even more from Grace than she’s already lost?”

Clive Owens, Orlando Norman and David Shields will also star in the series. 

BBC releases ‘Tall Tales & Murder’ first-look images

BBC released images from its upcoming dark comedy “Tall Tales & Murder,” based on the Dublin trilogy by Caimh McDonnell (which actually includes nine books). The series stars Ella-Lily Hyland as Bridget, a night nurse at a nursing home who tells the residents there horror stories and agrees to euthanize those who request it. 

“The six-part series mixes a Bonnie and Clyde style adventure of bent cops, kidnapping, underworld fixers (not to mention libido-enhancing horse medication bootleggers) and the dilemmas of unconventional heroes and villains with an 8th century tall tale of monks, vikings, buried treasure and a priceless holy book,” a synopsis reads. 

The series, which is set to premiere this fall, also stars Philippa Dunne, Aidan Gillen, Casey Walsh and Packy Lee.

‘In a Holidaze’ holiday rom-com gets date

The Instagram account of Christina Lauren, the pen name of writer duo Christina Hobbs and Lauren Billings, announced Wednesday that the adaptation of their novel “In a Holidaze” will debut Dec. 2. The romantic comedy film will stream on Netflix. It stars Maddie Ziegler, Graham Phillips, Elias Kacavas, Patton Oswalt, Jackie Sandler, Andrea Anders, Gil Bellows and Rob Lowe. 

“We can’t wait for you to see the cabin, the sad but gorgeous Christmas tree (it really is gorgeous!), Maisie and Andrew, Uncle Benny, and the whole gang,” the Instagram post reads. “Watch party with Christmas cookies and matching pjs yes/yes??”

The film is about a young woman trapped in a time loop, forced to relive Christmas with her family after she makes a “romantic mistake of epic proportions.” Tiffany Paulsen directs. 

‘Guarding Stars’ adaptation gets release date

Netflix also announced the release date for another holiday romance film, “Guarding Stars.” The adaptation of Katherine Center’s book “The Bodyguard” will premiere on the streaming service Nov. 18. The film stars Leighton Meester as a bodyguard tasked with protecting Jared Padalecki, who plays an action star who’s being stalked. Casting also includes Andie MacDowell, Walker Hayes, Toby Sandeman, Noah LaLonde and CM Punk.