Starring Streep - Correction - is scheduled to begin filming in January next year

The production schedule for the Netflix limited series "The Corrections" starring Meryl Streep has been adjusted.What's on Netflix quoted production information as saying that the show was originally aimed at launching in November 2026, but the current plan points to January 2027.Streep, who remains the only confirmed actor, will play Enid, the Lambert mother.

This update comes from 《Production Weekly》Issue 1525: The planned start date is January 20, 2027. The filming will last for several months and is scheduled to end on July 28.The previous direction given in issue 1502 was still November 2026.The report also mentioned that other sources also pointed to a start of construction in mid-January.These are part of the shooting schedule and dates may still be adjusted.Netflix has not yet announced the broadcast date; based on the current progress, the media determines that the possibility of launching it before the end of 2027 is very low, and it is more inclined to 2028. This is not a fixed release date for the platform.

The project is adapted from Jonathan Franzen's best-selling novel of the same name published in 2001.Netflix acquired the series from Paramount Television Studios, CBS Studios will produce, and Oscar-winning director Cord Jefferson will direct all episodes.

In addition to starring, Streep also serves as executive producer.Jointly participating in this position are original author Franzen, director Jefferson, Mark Roybal and Paul Lee representing Wiip, and former Paramount Television Studios president Nicole Clemens; Roybal participated in "Task" (Task), and Lee's resume includes "The Summer I Turned Pretty" (The Summer I Turned Pretty).

After being a wife and mother for nearly 50 years, Enid finally wanted to find some fun for herself, but the situation at home did not allow her to relax.Her husband Alfred is gradually losing consciousness due to Parkinson's disease, and the three children who have left home long ago are also in trouble.She hopes to have something worth looking forward to, so she places her wish on an elusive goal: for the whole family to return to the old house and spend one last reunion Christmas.

The eldest son, Gary, once had a stable life as a portfolio manager and ran his own family; now that all signs point to depression, he is still trying to convince his wife and himself that he does not suffer from clinical depression.The second son Chip lost his seemingly secure academic job, and his new attempts at making a living failed one after another.Young daughter Denise has just escaped from a bad marriage, but her mother is worried that she is wasting her youth and beauty in a relationship with a married man.

The narrative of the novel extends from the American Midwest in the mid-20th century to Wall Street and Eastern Europe later.Old ideas about civic virtue and sexual repression intersect with family surveillance, permissive parenting, self-help mental health care and global greed to form the social backdrop against which this family pulls against each other.

Streep has been nominated for 21 Oscars and won three times.She won Best Supporting Actress for the 1979 film Kramer vs. Kramer, and later won Best Actress for Sophie's Choice (1982) and The Iron Lady (2011).Nominated works also include The Devil Wears Prada, Julie & Julia, The Post, The Bridges of Madison County and Out of Africa.She also stars in Adam McKay's Netflix comedy Don't Look Up (2021).