(C) 2006 Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc. and GH One LLC The popular 2006 romantic comedy The Holiday is getting a reboot, according to TheWrap. AppleTV+ is reportedly developing a television adaptation of the 2006 Nancy Meyers' flick. After word got out, Meyers admitted she was unaware of the project. "News to me. Imagine my surprise when I opened Instagram and this was the first post I saw," Meyers told followers on Instagram. While Meyers won't be affiliated with the show, Sweetpea writer Krissie Ducker has been tapped to adapt the film into a limited series, while Catastrophe's Rob Delaney has joined as a consultant. While the show isn't an exact copy of The Holiday, it will follow the plot of a single American woman and a Brit swapping homes for the holiday season. They both end up finding love, romance and more during their international stays. The Holiday - which starred Cameron Diaz, Kate Winslet, Jude Law and Jack Black - found commercial success when it was released. Delaney and Ducker have a collaborative history, as the latter was a writer's assistant on Ducker's Catastrophe. If Nancy Meyers isn't involved I'm protesting Apple(Also why are we doing this???)- Joe E (@JoeE316) August 1, 2025 Fans took to social media to fume about the upcoming series. "If Nancy Meyers isn't involved, I'm protesting Apple (Also, why are we doing this???)," one user said on X. "They didn't even tell [her] they were doing it, she found out on Instagram," another noted after seeing Meyers' post. "Terrific movie," someone else shared. "Doesn't really need more..." The post Iconic Christmas rom-com gets Apple TV+ remake appeared first on Wonderwall.com.