Tag Archives: film adaptation
Shouldn’t Anne Rice’s Vampire Chronicles Go to Television?
My thoughts on the development of a film version of “Tale of the Body Thief.”
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Getting the ‘Invisible Life’ Movies Right
My thoughts on what it will take to make the “Invisible Life” film series truly work.
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Posted in Books, Film, Sexuality
Tagged 80s, AIDS, Basil Henderson, bisexual black men, black bisexual men, black gay films, black gay men, Candace, Cersei Lannister, David Benioff, Deondray Gossett, DL, down low, E. Lynn Harris, film adaptation, film series, franchise, Game of Thrones, gay black men, gay films, HIV, homosexuality, Invisible Life, Irma P. Hall, JL King, John Basil Henderson, Just As I Am, Kelvin, Kyle, Mama Cee, Nicole Springer, Oprah, Quinn, Raymond Tyler, sexuality, The DL Chronicles. Quincy LeNear, Tracey Edmonds, Warner Bros, Yancey Braxton
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On the Narnia Films
My thoughts on the decision to make The Magician’s Nephew the fourth film adaptation of The Chronicles of Narnia.
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Making Narnia
My thoughts on the film adaptations of The Chronicles of Narnia books.
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Posted in Books, Film
Tagged A Wrinkle in Time, C.S. Lewis, Christian allegory, Edmund, Edmund Pevensie, film adaptation, Georgie Henley, Harry Potter films, Hollywood, Lucy, Lucy Pevensie, Madeleine L'Engle, Peter, Peter Pevensie, Pevensies, Prince Caspian, Skandar Keynes, Susan, Susan Pevensie, The Chronicles of Narnia, The Horse and His boy, The Silver Chair, The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, Walter Dean Myers
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…or, Maybe Not Everything Should Be A Film
My thoughts on why For Colored Girls should not have been made as a studio film.
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Posted in Film
Tagged choreopoem, film adaptation, film narrative, film studios, For Colored Girls, monologue, narrative, Tyler Perry
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