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Adapting a story from one medium to another often seems to require some significant changes be made. We have seen this with recent films like IT and The Dark Tower , and now Bethany Ashton Wolf's Forever My Girl is the latest to take a written story in a new direction. That said, CinemaBlend recently sat down with the film's stars, Happy Death Day 's Jessica Rothe and The 5th Wave 's Alex Roe, and they admitted to one specific change that fans of the book seem to have appreciated -- namely, the decision to change the character Billy (Abby Ryder Fortson) from a son to a daughter. Alex Roe addressed this change and said: Obviously with Abby Fortson, who plays Billy. Originally, it's a son, but luckily, she's such an amazing young actress and she's so charming and so cool to watch that I think fans of the book kind of appreciate that she's the daughter. So it seems that, in Heidi McLaughlin's original Forever My Girl novel,

EAST LANSING, Mich. - Michigan State returns to the friendly confines of the Breslin Center to take on Indiana on Saturday, Jan. 20 at 4 p.m. The game is MSU’s fourth-straight game broadcast on the Big Ten Network with Mike Monaco and Christy Winters Scott on the call. The Spartans are currently 14-5 this season and 4-2 in league play. The Hoosiers are 8-12 overall and 1-6 in Big Ten action. STARTING LINEUP • In the last five games, the Spartans have been solid from the charity stripe, shooting .758 from the free throw line. Overall this season, MSU is shooting .722. Branndais Agee (1.000), Jenna Allen (.909), Shay Colley (.857) and Sidney Cooks (.833) are all shooting over .800. • Freshman forward Sidney Cooks continues to have a stellar rookie campaign, averaging 10.6 ppg. She has started 16 of MSU’s 19 games this season and has scored in double figures 10 times. Cooks is fifth in scoring (10.6 ppg) and fourth in rebounding (5.2 rpg) in the Big Ten among freshman. Sh