Grrr. And it's Heyday working on it, which means Half Magic (which David Heyman bought the rights to years ago) is even further off. I really hoped once the Harry Potters were all done he would get on that, but apparently not. Bah. Maybe he's just waiting for me and my adaptation to be done? :)
And also--wouldn't a movie kind of blow the whole point of Bruno's disingenuousness? I mean, it's all very well (well, not, but you know) to mask the real situation with an extremely dopey close-in-third-POV hero who's all "Fury" and "Out-With" etc., but with a film you kind of have to show more of what's really (if INACCURATELY) up.
I really don't want to read that, but I might have to just so I can join in the wailing and gnashing of teeth.
Posted by: jessmonster | 27 March 2007 at 12:23 PM
Grrr. And it's Heyday working on it, which means Half Magic (which David Heyman bought the rights to years ago) is even further off. I really hoped once the Harry Potters were all done he would get on that, but apparently not. Bah. Maybe he's just waiting for me and my adaptation to be done? :)
Posted by: Erin | 27 March 2007 at 02:16 PM
Gah. Just, gah.
And also--wouldn't a movie kind of blow the whole point of Bruno's disingenuousness? I mean, it's all very well (well, not, but you know) to mask the real situation with an extremely dopey close-in-third-POV hero who's all "Fury" and "Out-With" etc., but with a film you kind of have to show more of what's really (if INACCURATELY) up.
Posted by: bookbk | 27 March 2007 at 03:38 PM