A new film adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize-winning play Long Day's Journey Into Night has been acquired by Quiver Distribution. The film stars Jessica Lange and Ed Harris, who will reprise their stage roles for the screen. Lange will play Mary Tyrone, a character she originally portrayed in a Tony Award-winning stage production, while Harris takes on the role of her husband, James Tyrone. The film is set to open in select theaters on September 25. The play, written by Eugene O’Neill, is considered one of the greatest American dramas. It explores the complex and often painful relationships within a single Irish-American family, focusing on themes of addiction, regret, and the passage of time. O’Neill, who won multiple Pulitzer Prizes, based the story loosely on his own family, making the characters deeply personal and emotionally charged. The film version of Long Day's Journey Into Night will be directed by the playwright’s son, Shane O’Neill, ensuring an intimate and authentic interpretation of his father’s work. This adaptation marks the first time the play has been brought to the big screen, following its successful stage runs and previous television adaptation. The film is expected to draw both theater enthusiasts and general audiences interested in powerful, character-driven storytelling. Quiver Distribution has positioned the film as a key release for the fall season, highlighting its dramatic intensity and the star power of Lange and Harris. With its emotional depth and strong performances, the film is anticipated to be a significant cinematic event for those familiar with the play and for newcomers to O’Neill’s work alike.