Sydney Sweeney's film 'The Housemaid' is set to be adapted for the stage, as announced by Lionsgate, the film's producer. Bekah Brunstetter will serve as the playwright for this adaptation. The film, which has grossed over $400 million globally, is based on Freida McFadden's novel and follows a young woman with a mysterious past hired as a live-in maid for a wealthy couple. Alongside the stage adaptation, Lionsgate is also preparing a sequel titled 'The Housemaid's Secret,' which is scheduled to go into production later this year. The stage version will maintain a close relationship with both the book and the film, although there will be some differences in the endings. Sydney Sweeney, who starred in the film alongside Amanda Seyfried, will reprise her role as Millie in the sequel. As Sweeney continues her work on 'Euphoria,' she faces controversy over explicit scenes in the show, but she remains committed to her character's development. With several projects lined up, Sweeney's career continues to flourish following the success of 'The Housemaid.'