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For one thing, the film is now titled White on White. [Blake Herron] explains that they wanted to distance themselves from the [Anthony Minghella] movie; as film rights in the five [Ripley] books are owned by different producers, distinctions had to be drawn. Herron made a conscious decision to alte...

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Published inPublishers Weekly Vol. 250; no. 38; p. 22
Main Author Ramin, Sue Berger
Format Magazine Article Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published New York PWxyz, LLC 22.09.2003
Subjects
Affleck, Ben
Book publishing
Chevalier, Tracy
Company business planning
Dafoe, Willem
Damon, Matt
Film adaptations
Franchising
Grisham, John
Hackman, Gene
Highsmith, Patricia (1921-1995)
Hoffman, Dustin
King, Stephen (1947- )
Lehane, Dennis
Lopez, Jennifer
Ludlum, Robert
Minghella, Anthony
Motion picture directors & producers
Motion pictures
Movie adaptations
Novels
Pepper, Barry
Planning
Publishing industry
Remakes & sequels
Roth, Philip
Schwarzenegger, Arnold
Screenwriters
Television programs
Wilkinson, Tom
Writers
United States
Mystic River
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Summary:For one thing, the film is now titled White on White. [Blake Herron] explains that they wanted to distance themselves from the [Anthony Minghella] movie; as film rights in the five [Ripley] books are owned by different producers, distinctions had to be drawn. Herron made a conscious decision to alter the character of Ripley from a bisexual murderer into a more straightforward heterosexual sociopath who kills for love.
ISSN:0000-0019
2150-4008