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   2 days ago · Darabont wanted to end on an open, ambiguous note but Castle Rock insisted on a reunion between the two to please audiences. So instead of showing us a teary reunion, the film observes it from a ...

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3. www.slashfilm.com › 1583661 › the-mist-ending-horrorWhat Stephen King Thinks About The Mist Movie Ending

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   3 days ago · It's worth noting that this is an ending Darabont created himself — King's novella ends on a dark but potentially hopeful note, whereas Darabont's ending seems to be saying there's no hope to...

4. www.hollywoodreporter.com › movies › movie-featuresHow Shawshank Redemption Turned a Prison Into a Museum

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   5 days ago · Darabont couldn’t be more thrilled that the movie helped save the prison, and in turn benefits the town, and he’s excited to return this summer for the museum’s Shawshank 30th anniversary ...

5. fandomwire.com › he-couldnt-expect-me-to-take“He couldn’t expect me to take sides”: The Shawshank ...

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   May 20, 2024 · Darabont explained the actual events that happened in Creative Screenwriting Vol. 7 No. 4 after another rumor spread about his deal with Lucas. The rumors had it that Darabont was approached to write and direct the film. He clarified that he was only approached for the writing services.

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   Why did Frank Darabont want to end the movie?

   • Frank Darabont preferred to end the film with Red searching for Andy. In fact, if he had been allowed to shoot the ending as he wanted, the closing shot would have been Red on the bus heading for the field. Darabont wanted to end on an open, ambiguous note but Castle Rock insisted on a reunion between the two to please audiences.

   Inside The Making Of The Shawshank Redemption

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   Why did Darabont use his hands in a closeup?

   • Later in the film, while Andy carves his name into his cell wall (seen twice in the film), Darabont's hands are used again for the insert shot. These closeups were filmed during post production, notably because Darabont felt that only he could do exactly what he wanted in the closeups.

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   Why is Linda Laban Darabont returning to Shawshank?

   • Linda Laban Darabont couldn’t be more thrilled that the movie helped save the prison, and in turn benefits the town, and he’s excited to return this summer for the museum’s Shawshank 30th anniversary celebration (Aug. 9-11), which is a major fundraiser for the building’s preservation.

   How ‘Shawshank Redemption’ Turned a Prison Into a Hellhole of a Touri…

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   Why did Frank Darabont leave the line 'Cause I'm Irish'?

   • In the original novel, Red is a middle-aged Irishman with graying red hair. However, Frank Darabont always had Morgan Freeman in mind for the role because of his authoritative presence, demeanor and deep voice. In the movie, they left the line, "Maybe it's 'cause I'm Irish," in as a joke, even after they had cast Morgan Freeman as Red. 7.

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7. www.giantfreakinrobot.com › ent › the-blob-1988The Sci-Fi Horror Remake From The Walking Dead Showrunner Is ...

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   5 days ago · The Walking Dead’s Frank Darabont served as the co-screenwriter for The Blob, sharing that credit with Chuck Russell. Darabont went on to either write or direct other horror films in the time between this remake and the beginning of everyone’s favorite zombie series, including The Mist, The Fly 2, and Buried Alive.

8. screenrant.com › shawshank-redemption-differencesThe Shawshank Redemption: 10 Differences Between The Book ...

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   May 19, 2024 · The Antagonist Is Quickly Transferred To A Different Prison. The Shawshank Redemption was actually a Stephen King book before it was a movie, and here are the big differences from page to screen.

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   May 11, 2024 · Years after Frank Darabont made the acclaimed The Shawshank Redemption, he made another Stephen King adaptation set in a prison. However, The Green Mile is a much different movie as it stars Tom Hanks as a prison guard working at a death row facility in the 1930s who encounters an unusual prisoner named John Coffey (Michael Clarke Duncan).