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J.J. Abrams Wants to Adapt Stephen King's JFK Assassination Novel 11/22/63
J.J. Abrams and Bad Robot are looking to secure the rights to Stephen King's 11/22/63, a long novel about a teacher who finds a doorway to 1958, does some research, falls in love, waits it out till the day of JFK's assassination, then tries to change history. Jonathan Demme exited a film
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Bad Robot in Talks to Adapt Stephen King’s ’11/22/63? for TV
J.J. Abrams' production company Bad Robot is in final negotiations to adapt Stephen King's time travel epic '11/22/63' into a TV series.
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Cory Monteith has completed his month-long stint in rehab- US Weekly J.J. Abrams is in negotiations to adapt Stephen King novel 11/22/63 – Entertainment Weekly Justin Bieber rocks a onesie- Huffington Post Survivor champ Kimberly Spradlin has been arrested for a crime she didn’t commit- TMZ Gabby Douglas receives a special honor in Washington, D.C.- [...]
J.J. Abrams in Talks to Adapt Stephen King’s JFK Novel ’11/22/63? for TV
J.J. Abrams is eyeing up a possible adaptation of Stephen King’s JFK-inspired novel 11/22/63. The 2011 story follows a time… Read More
Stephen King's 11/22/63 Could Be Adapted For A TV Series By J.J. Abrams' Bad Robot
There seems to be no shortage of Stephen King novels in development for film and television. We have Under the Dome to look forward to on CBS in June, and the upcoming Carrie remake set to hit theaters in October. And there's alwaysShow More Summary
J.J. Abrams, Bad Robot Will Option ’11/22/63? From Stephen King
J.J. Abrams’ company Bad Robot has entered negotiations to option 11/22/63 from bestselling author Stephen King, according to a Friday report from Deadline. The website noted that should the deal go through, as expected, it will happen through Warner Brothers TV, who would likely set it up as a series or mini-series. (Of course, we [...]Show More Summary
J.J. Abrams' Bad Robot to bring Stephen King's 11/22/63 to the small screen
As a huge fan of Stephen King's thrilling novel 11/22/63 I was pretty bummed out when the whispers of an adaptation began to die down but today we've got some pretty great news regarding the project. According to Deadline it looks like J.J. Show More Summary
Bad Robot Turning Stephen King's 11/22/63 Into TV Series
Deadline is reporting that J.J. Abrams' Bad Robot is in negotiations to turn Stephen King's 2011 novel "11/22/63" into a TV series. The book is described as follows: Jake Epping is a thirty-five-year-old high school English teacher in Lisbon Falls, Maine, who makes extra money teaching adults in the GED program. Show More Summary
J.J. Abrams in talks to adapt Stephen King time-travel novel
Another Stephen King bestseller could be headed to TV. The author’s time-travel novel 11/22/63 may become a TV series with
J.J. Abrams’ Bad Robot To Option Stephen King Novel ’11/22/63? For TV Series
J.J. Abrams’ Bad Robot is in negotiations for the rights to Stephen King’s best-selling 2011 novel 11/22/63. The deal is being done through Warner Bros. TV where Bad Robot is under a deal. I hear the plan is to adapt the book as a TV series, likely for cable. Show More Summary
Review of Justin Brooks’ Stephen King: A Primary Bibliography of the World’s Most Popular Author, 2013 Revised Edition
Some books are held for pleasure, to paraphrase AC/DC, meant to be picked up, carried, engaged in. Novels are like that. Biographies, trivia books, collections of Chuck Klosterman essays, even historical exposés, provided that they’re written by accessible geniuses like Doris Kearns Goodwin or Sarah Vowell. Show More Summary
[Book Review] ‘Tis The Season For Joe Hill’s ‘NOS4A2?
It’s been a busy year for Joe Hill. Not only did the oldest son of Stephen King conclude his beloved Locke and Key comic series, but his 2010 novel, Horns, is currently being adapted into a Alexander Aja-directed flick starring Daniel Radcliff. Seriously, it’s amazing the dude has managed to take a break from Twitter... Read More
Brand New UK "Carrie" Poster Hits the Web
As excitement continues to rise for the anticipated horror remake of "Carrie," Empire released a new UK poster for the gruesome flick this morning (April 24). Based on the Stephen King novel, the story is about a shy girl (Chloe Moretz)...Show More Summary
A bloody new Carrie poster has arrived
A brand new international poster for director Kimberly Peirce's take on the iconic Stephen King novel CARRIE has just arrived, courtesy the fine folks over at Empire, and we have it for you below.
This new poster follows a couple of new pics that came your way earlier this week, as well as a recent trailer that hit earlier this month. Show More Summary
Stephen King's Joyland hitting shelves this June
There aren't many authors who can scare up the thrills as effectively as Stephen King. That's reason numero uno that anytime The Master announces a new book our attention is piqued. But when you add in the fact that his latest, the thrilling...Show More Summary
39 Reasons Why You Must Read In Order to Write Well
Thank You Stephen King for the Inspiration “If you don’t have time to read, you don’t have the time (or the tools) to write. Simple as that.” — Stephen King All great authors of our time were also voracious readers, or so Stephen King tells us in his fabulous book, “On Writing”, but then he [...]
T.I., B.o.B & Kendrick Lamar Ft. Kris Stephens – “Memories Back Then” Video
When we first heard “Memories…”, we knew it was a guaranteed hit T.I. hadn’t seen since 2009 in Paper Trail. You had the King in Tip, rap’s current golden boy [...]
New pics from Carrie show a bloody Chloe Moretz and an angry Julianne Moore
Coming at us in October from Sony's Screen Gems is CARRIE, starring Chloe Moretz and Julianne Moore. While expectations are fairly low for this retelling of Stephen King's classic story, I still think the casting is as good as one could hope for. Show More Summary
Eyes Wide Shut
--Terror in DNA, Pavel Constantin (Romania) RAW thinks this may the most accurate rendering of terror by a political cartoonist The world has moved on --The Dark Tower, Stephen King How comforting to know we're the "right sort of people"...Show More Summary