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Pratchett's Conditions

[Deleted User] · 2008-03-27 10:02:59

There have been two (well three) adaptations of his books so far, which I can assume Pratchett himself was heavily involved in. I wonder if as his Alzhemiers worsens, would we expect there to be more made, despite his inability to have a say. I would love to see a proper cinema release of a Discworld novel. The Sky One…

27-03-2008 10:02am

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There have been two (well three) adaptations of his books so far, which I can assume Pratchett himself was heavily involved in. I wonder if as his Alzhemiers worsens, would we expect there to be more made, despite his inability to have a say.

I would love to see a proper cinema release of a Discworld novel. The Sky One efforts are somewhat below par.

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I, too, would like to see a big budget film with more appropriate actors done to the standard of Harry Potter or the Lord of the Rings.

I managed about 20 minutes of the Light Fantastic before I turned it off. You'd get more enjoyment out of an episode of Xena: Warrior Princess.:)

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