a screenwriter for the film speaks
didn't see this linked anywhere, really an interesting look into Hollywood and its attitudes with adapting a novel
http://www.nitrosyncretic.com/rah/rossio.html
didn't see this linked anywhere, really an interesting look into Hollywood and its attitudes with adapting a novel
http://www.nitrosyncretic.com/rah/rossio.html
EXCELLENT FIND! Thank you!
It's TRULY amazing what gets made and what gets ruined in Hollywood...
ILOVEtrading films!I've got a HUGE..uh..collection!Please ask!
____L@th3
Yes, a fine link, thanks!!!
shareAfter reading that and looking at Orme's filmography, which is almost all TV, not big screen, I think we know where the fault lies. Not with him, he was doing what he does--but with the idiot who hired him to produce this movie.
It really needed a Ridley Scott.
The trouble with Heinlein as movie material is that his writing fits together into a more or less coherent whole--to get it _right_ a studio needs to commit to filming just about everthing he wrote using the same creative team so that it remains of a piece. And that's not gonna happen.
[deleted]
Wow, that was interesting. Thanks.
And all my dreams, torn asunder...
Lako tani