Has the American novel Amber been made into a movie?

This book was mainly about Amber, the descendant of a noble family, who had wandered into the countryside. She was born beautiful and outstanding. This originally pure and unwilling girl gradually realized the way to surpass the inherent social norms and obtain the independent status of women in London's materialistic and deceitful society. She had been in trouble several times, suffering from marriage fraud, poisoning, robbery, plague and other disasters. In this process, she was brave, independent, strong, and confident. At the same time, she sacrificed her youth and kindness, contaminated with the greed, selfishness, indulgence, and unscrupulous nature of the male society. After experiencing all these rich and complicated events, Amber was eventually tricked into giving up everything in order to pursue her true love. She left London for the American continent.
The female self-awareness reflected in Amber was also related to the specific genre of historical romance novels. Historical romance novels were targeted at women, and female authors had more or less gotten rid of the idea of writing for men. Although their language and thoughts still had the mark of a male chauvinistic society, the abandonment of the rational color of male culture made these novels more feminine in a sense. It should be pointed out that the growth of female self-awareness and the color of female independence in Amber did not mean that it was a feminine novel. As Rossellin Coward pointed out," If a book has a feminine interest just because it puts women's experience at the center, it will fall into a great misunderstanding." However, it was an indisputable fact that Amber was very different from Scott's Ivanhoe. It portrayed the independent consciousness of women in historical novels.

Answer 1

The American novel Amber was once made into a movie called Persephone. The film was released in 2008 and starred Amy Rosen, Michael Caine, and others, directed by James Cameron. The film received widespread praise and became a box office hit that year.