Julia Roberts Movie: Take from Eat, Pray, Love Novel

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actress Julia Roberts is going to shoot in some exotic places in the island resort Bali for her new film titled Eat, Pray, Love is so special headline in several media. Many who do not know if the film will be produced by Paramount Pictures are
Is an adaptation of the bestselling novel titled "Eat, Pray, Love: One Woman's Search for Everything Across Italy, India and Indonesia" by American women writers, Elizabeth Gilbert.
The novel is a personal experience of Gilbert when he was 32 years after her divorce from her husband. After her divorce wept for days and failed to establish a new relationship with another man, Gilbert finally decided to travel to various countries in search of spiritual experience and of course found a new love.
Three countries that had visited Gilbert when it is Italy, where he spent four months there, then proceed to India for four months in search of spiritual peace and an end in Indonesia where he finally found love again after years of living on the island of Bali .
The film is scheduled to be released in 2011 was produced by actor Brad Pitt through his production house Plan B and the script itself will be re-written by Ryan Murphy, who also serves as a director. Murphy formerly known as the creator for the best-selling series Nip / Tuck.
Since publication on February 16, 2006, this novel has received good reviews from various media in America. One who like the content of this novel is Oprah Winfrey who have promoted it through the second episode. This novel could survive in the top New York Times Best Seller for almost 110 weeks since release.
Previous novelist Elizabeth M. Gilbert, who was born in 1969 in Waterbury, Connecticut once wrote an article titled "The Muse of the Coyote Ugly Saloon" for GQ magazine published in 1997.
This article is a personal experience as a bartender in a bar, East Village slum-time New York was filmed by renowned producer Jerry Bruckheimer in 2000 under the title "Coyote Ugly" and starring a series of young stars, including a Piper Perabo (The Prestige) and Maria Bello

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