They want to make my book into a movie? Heck, they might as well make it into a haiku, I thought when I first got the news.
I mean, I spent a long time writing, revising, and crafting as good of a book as I possibly could. And now they want to compress it to two hours of screen time?
But then I got a phone call from Patrick Dempsey, who had signed on to play the lead character, Denny Swift, and I thought, well, okay; I think this is going to work. Continue reading
Before the O.K. Corral made Doc Holliday a western legend, he was just a young dentist following his doctor’s orders. Now, HBO and Ron Howard will let us see how it all began in a new western drama series.
Dwayne Johnson apparently has a thing for monsters these days because he’s joining the live-action adaptation of the comic book series, The Monster Hunter’s Survival Guide.
Part two of this novel, was crazy long. It was a major section of plot for the story. I made this section super long, because I had to. I got really into toward the end of the section. It got pretty intense. I hope when them movie comes out, they take this part seriously and do it right. Continue reading
Andrew Garfield has been doing some web-slinging in New York recently for The Amazing Spider-Man, and Rhys Ifans was on hand too, with his Curt Connors character now sporting an extra hand in these new photos. Is the Lizard behind Garfield’s nose bleed?
With the Twilight Saga coming to end next year, the world needs a new box office reign to have our affection. Without Bella and Edward in our lives, whose teams are we are going root for? And whose wedding are we going wait months to see! Well, there are a couple of new sagas that might be awesome enough to grab our heartstrings. Continue reading
For those of you are as excited as I am about this film, will be pleased with the new photos that have been released from the set of The Great Gatsby. Continue reading
Why are you interested in this adaptation?
Elena-
I actually have a special place in my heart for the Three Musketeers in all iterations. The book was the first piece of “literature” that I read at I think 10 or 11, when I had run through all the SFF in my school’s library and decided to start edumucating myself by reading some of the classics. I am fairly sure it was an abridged version—this is based on my memory of finding the story really easy to read and very fast-paced, which, having suffered through an unabridged version of Count of Monte Cristo I know that Dumas’ writing really isn’t—and I loved it. Continue reading
Scarlett Johansson is about to make her directorial debut with a new project based on Truman Capote’s lost novella. Continue reading
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