BRIAN DE PALMA - ELLROY APPROVES DAHLIA ADAPTATION
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ELLROY APPROVES DAHLIA ADAPTATION
American novelist JAMES ELLROY is delighted with BRIAN DE PALMA's big screen adaptation of his best-selling novel THE BLACK DAHLIA. Ellroy, whose books LA CONFIDENTIAL and WONDER BOYS have also been turned into movies, is amazed the SCARFACE film-maker was able to turn such a long novel into a perfectly abridged film - without losing any of its substance. He says, "It's a brilliantly conceived and executed abridgment of what is a very long novel. In its form it is very beautiful, more so than I could have imagined. "When the producer told me that Brian de Palma had been signed up, I was over the moon." The Black Dahlia, which stars real-life lovers SCARLETT JOHANSSON and JOSH HARTNETT, follows two detectives investigating the murder of a 1940s actress.
05 September 2006 17:52
Also see: BRIAN DE PALMA - THE BLACK DAHLIA - LA CONFIDENTIAL - WONDER BOYS - SCARFACE - SCARLETT JOHANSSON - JOSH HARTNETT
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