#1
Posted: 9/11/06 at 3:21pm
Does anyone know if this has been picked up for a movie? I think it could be fantastic, personally.
#2
Posted: 9/11/06 at 3:23pm
I haven't heard anything about it. If there were rumours, I think they would surface somewhere on these boards.
I think it might have some potential for a film, but so much of what made it work was the live theatricality, in my opinion.
I think it might have some potential for a film, but so much of what made it work was the live theatricality, in my opinion.
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#3
Posted: 9/11/06 at 3:33pm
Unfortunately, Martin McDonagh has been fairly vocal about his opposition to any of his plays being translated to film. While I agree with his sentiment that they are designed as uniquely theatrical pieces, I do think that with some alterations, The Pillowman would make a really exciting film.
I just don't think that's going to happen, though he does seem to be focusing on writing/directing for film now, so surely something interesting will come of that. I'm still miffed that I wasn't able to catch Six Shooter. Does anyone know of anyplace you can download it online (the place I found had taken it down by the time I found it). I wonder if it's on iTunes? Have to look into that.
I just don't think that's going to happen, though he does seem to be focusing on writing/directing for film now, so surely something interesting will come of that. I'm still miffed that I wasn't able to catch Six Shooter. Does anyone know of anyplace you can download it online (the place I found had taken it down by the time I found it). I wonder if it's on iTunes? Have to look into that.
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