I don't imagine the re-make itself did much to dispell that
notion. I have to wonder, when you have a perfect original
movie with a genius in the lead, why would you do a bad
remake and expect to make money and receive kudos by
disgusting people's memories.
Patrick King
---
DJ-Anonyme@webtv.net wrote:
> Dave wrote:
>
> "Sales are good for every book+author after a
major
> movie. It's getting
> that movie deal that's the trick..."
>
> Maybe not EVERY. I kept waiting for Ted
Lewis's
> great Get Carter to be
> reprinted after the Stallone movie, but it
never
> was. Snobby publishers
> assumed Stallone fans were non-readers?
>
> Mark
>
>
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