Friday, August 12, 2011
Already? Film rights optioned for "11/22/63"...I'm not surprised!
I'm tickled to hear this news. We may get to see a new film with Stephen King as Executive Producer. In this article passed along by Ms. Mod. Film 11/22/63
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I am so thrilled and cannot wait , what an amazing read ,I was so sucked into the plot I felt like I was there with Jake, please do not take any short cuts if this film needs 3 hours give it every minute,once again King is a man of incredible imagination , unless he himself found a portal in a diner!,he makes it that believable, Phil.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait for the movie, I must read the book and read it soon. Unfortunately, I don't have it yet, but I will soon.
ReplyDeletePhil,
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed the book. I'm chomping at the bit to read this one. Hopefully the film will capture King's work in its entirety. Hollywood never seems to throughly do that with his stories though. Thanks for posting Phil.