Moving up on the release schedule for a Fall 2019 release (Fall 2019? That’s this year!) is the sequel to 2014’s Maleficent, entitled Maleficent: Mistress of Evil. Disney offered an insider preview when production began last May, calling the film: A fantasy adventure that picks up several years after Maleficent, in which audiences learned of the events that hardened the heart of Disney’s most notorious villain and drove her to curse a baby Princess Aurora, Maleficent II continues to explore the complex relationship between the horned fairy and the soon to be Queen, as they form new alliances and face new adversaries in their …
Sometimes famous authors try to adapt their own books to the big screen because if you want it done right, then you got to do it yourself. But film is a collaborative effort, and the shift from a one-person medium to a multi-person medium can be quite the shock, and often the creatives working on these collaborative projects don’t see eye to eye. As a result, despite being involved in the production, there are many instances of authors detesting the adaptation of their work. Here are four top examples: 4. Roald Dahl, WIlly Wonka & the Chocolate Factory …
Skyrocketing to the number one spot on the Irish bestseller fiction list just three days after its release on February 28th, Emma Hannigan’s The Gift of Friends was sadly, published posthumously. The Gift of Friends is, according to the blurb, “a life-affirming, uplifting story that celebrates the strength and joys of female friendship across generations”. As we watch the novel jump into the hands of many readers, we are reminded of the author’s final days. “All good things must come to an end. The time that I knew was borrowed must be given back soon, so it seems,” author Emma Hannigan …
It’s impossible to read all the books ever written, but lucky we don’t need to. We just have to read these books coming our way! And the books we already own but haven’t read…but book problems, am I right? Image Via Pencil Pocket 3: Horse Museum by Dr. Seuss Image Via Publishersweekly A new Dr. Seuss book is going to hit shelves on September 3, 2019, marking the second time a Dr. Seuss book has been published posthumously since 2015’s What Pet Should I Get? The manuscript and sketches for book appear to have been discovered in the late author’s La Jolla …
It’s impossible to read all the books ever written, but lucky we don’t need to. We just have to read these books coming our way! And the books we already own but haven’t read…but book problems, am I right? Image Via Pencil Pocket 3: Horse Museum by Dr. Seuss Image Via Publishersweekly A new Dr. Seuss book is going to hit shelves on September 3, 2019, marking the second time a Dr. Seuss book has been published posthumously since 2015’s What Pet Should I Get? The manuscript and sketches for book appear to have been discovered in the late author’s La Jolla …
