Andrew Klavan has news of a agreement with Arilu Inc and Avida Entertainment Inc. to take the novel Animal Hour
Andrew Klavan has news of a agreement with Arilu Inc and Avida Entertainment Inc. to take the novel Animal Hour
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Animal Hour? Out of all Klavan’s wonderful novels, they have to make his one piece of dreck, Animal Hour, into a movie?
I don’t often hope for major changes in an adaptation, but that’s my feeling on this one.
I didn’t think you’d be pleased, but maybe the screenplay does alter it a bit. What don’t you like about this book? It’s something of a horror story, isn’t it?
There wasn’t a single character I liked in the book. The “good guys” were a little less repulsive than the bad guys, but I quickly tired of them all.
They could easily change that. Even the actors could bring in a likable element without anything new in the script.