December 8, 2007
Philip Pullman interviewed by Lizo Mzimba
BBC’s Lizo Mzimba recently recorded an interview with Philip Pullman, discussing with him his thoughts on the adaptation of The Golden Compass, but also his thoughts for the future, particularly the casting of an actor to play Will Parry in an eventual Subtle Knife movie. Pullman states that New Line will make a decision over more movies ‘very soon’. Watch it here, or just below.
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Thoughts on The Golden Compass at Exposay says:
[...] The movie contained a controversial ending. Rather than Roger’s inevitable death and an opening to a new world, as written in Pullman’s book, the movie ends with Lee, Serafina, Lyra, Roger, and Iorek in Lee’s aircraft, with an uplifting speech given by Lyra. This ending gives suspense, yes, but I still find the original ending better. Philip Pullman’s take on the movie’s ending is can be seen in video here. [...]
Trackback December 9, 2007 2:29 am | link
Goblin says:
Did anyone see the article on Roger (Ben Walker) in the Sunday Independent today he is really nice, better than he looks in the film. They call him the Player because of what he has done in thepast and what he wants to acheive in the future. Well done roger you played your part well and have a sweet something between you and Lyra just as you would have in real life.
December 9, 2007 3:24 pm | link
Haha! I love that comment:
Lizo: So what do you want your “Will” to have.
Philip Pullman: Strengh!
If there are open auditions for Will i’ll be there.
December 8, 2007 6:54 pm | link