I don't think there is a book I wish wasn't made into a film, maybe not the version presented but I never thought no never make a film of that.
I'd like to see a TV series based on Mark Hodder's Burton and Swinburne series (I think a TV series would compliment the complexity and scale of the stories) and Films based on George Mann's Newbury and Hobbes/ The Ghost series of books, I think they have a cinematic quality to them which would lead to an easy and faithful adaption to the screen.
I think the 1958 Hammer version of Hound of the Baskervilles improves on the book in a few areas, namely the reason for the missing portrait and the family link with Stapleton.
I have re-read Hemingway's Old Man and the Sea several times, also HG Wells War of the Worlds.
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Date: 2016-09-20 03:38 pm (UTC)I'd like to see a TV series based on Mark Hodder's Burton and Swinburne series (I think a TV series would compliment the complexity and scale of the stories) and Films based on George Mann's Newbury and Hobbes/ The Ghost series of books, I think they have a cinematic quality to them which would lead to an easy and faithful adaption to the screen.
I think the 1958 Hammer version of Hound of the Baskervilles improves on the book in a few areas, namely the reason for the missing portrait and the family link with Stapleton.
I have re-read Hemingway's Old Man and the Sea several times, also HG Wells War of the Worlds.