I like the description in that Playbill article, that the miniseries will be a "modern re-telling" of Robin Cook's novel, as if the story was as ancient as King Lear or something. Not sure though that there's quite enough story for a mini-series.
The movie managed to get the whole thing done in about two hours, didn't it? I do seem to remember that Susan the heroine is a medical student in the novel, while she's a full out doctor in the film, and the romance between Susan and Mark, Michael Douglas character, is shown developing in the novel, while the film has them already living together when the film starts. Maybe the miniseries will keep the novel's version of events.
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