The scene is a delightful divergence from the book and is one of Simon's many imaginations-come-to-life that allow what's going on in Simon's mind to be seen rather than told to the audience. As an out gay man, Berlanti is able to bring a great deal of sincerity to the portrayal of Simon in Love, Simon both in funny moments - like Simon ogling a landscaper in his neighborhood - as well as the more emotional moments. Plus, Berlanti seemingly infused a little bit of himself in the story of Simon, which is especially apparent in a scene where Simon imagines his life as an out gay college student in L.A.
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Written by This is Us co-showrunners Elizabeth Berger and Isaac Aptaker, Love, Simon is the third feature-length directorial effort from TV super-producer Greg Berlanti (the mind behind The CW's Arrowverse lineup), who previously helmed The Broken Hearts Club: A Romantic Comedy and Life As We Know It. Is Blue actually Nick's soccer teammate Bram (Keiynan Lonsdale), the waiter at Waffle House Lyle (Joey Pollari), or drama club pianist Cal (Miles Heizer)? Simon will have to open up about who he really is to find the boy of his dreams.
All the while, Simon and Blue grow closer and Simon tries to figure out who Blue could possibly be. In an effort to protect his relationship with Blue, Simon goes along with Martin, but puts his relationships with all his friends in jeopardy to do so. In an unfortunate turn of events, though, Simon's private emails to Blue are seen and screenshotted by fellow classmate Martin Addison (Logan Miller), who blackmails Simon into helping him try to make Abby like him. Love, Simon is a funny, heartfelt, and truly touching teen romantic comedy that instantly becomes a modern classic for today's generation. Now, 20th Century Fox has found another major success in its adaptation of Becky Albertalli's YA novel, Simon vs. However, young adult fiction - that is, fiction not in the sci-fi/fantasy genre - has also seen success when adapted to the big screen, especially in the case of The Fault in Our Stars, though there have been others that have flown more under the radar, like Paper Towns and Everything, Everything. In the last two decades, it has seemed that adaptations of young adult novels have been on the rise, with studios finding success in the realm of sci-fi/fantasy especially with Harry Potter, Twilight, and The Hunger Games.
Hollywood has always loved adapting popular novels to the big screen.
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