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Keira Knightley and Carey Mulligan are expected to make Red Carpet appearances on October 13th because their film Never Let Me Go is opening the London Film Festival. Mark Romanek (One Hour Photo) has directed Alex Garland’s (Sunshine) adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro’s novel. Fox releases the film in the UK on January 14. Knightley, Mulligan, and Andrew Garfield (the new Spider-Man) play three schoolfriends who realise their idyllic English boarding school hides a dark secret…
‘Never Let Me Go’ Opening London Festival
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With a different author’s name on this book I don’t think it would have been a hit. It’s little more than a plaintive wail against the eeeevils of stem cell/genetic research.
What? It’s a beautifully written and incredibly moving piece of literature. Definitely one of my favorite novels from the 2000 decade.
How on Earth did a terrible, terrible writer like Alex Garland manage to forge a career in both publishing and cinema? Somebody tell me – I need to know.
but it’s also about what a fake job one’s memories of youth are!