Elorin -> RE: Books made into movies I'd like to see if made (4/14/2007 8:33:51 AM)
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Heinlein books would be great, I think it would be difficult to get some of his made into movies though considering current social values. Having said that. Moon is a Harsh Mistress, The Cat who Walks Through Walls, Stranger in A Strange Land, I Will Fear No Evil, Friday, Sixth Column, Podkayne of Mars, The Rolling Stones, To Sail Beyond the Sunset are all books I'd love to see made into good movies. Thanks to the Heinlein Foundation, there is a pretty good possibility some of them might actually get made into movies. I don't think The Number of the Beast would be easy to translate into movies considering the world as myth theory and everywhere it takes them. I'd love to see the Barsoom books by Edgar Rice Borroughs made into movies. Laura Antoniou's Marketplace series would make DELICIOUS movies. I'd like to see the sequels to Clan of the Cave Bear made into movies. Just because of the variety of cultures and details in them, some of the Gor novels would make great movies. The nomads with the kaiila, and the Nordic episode with the fjords and boats and that culture. The pirates version was a good culture that would be fun to explore too. Fred Saberhagen's Sword novels were great and the trilogies would make good movies. Especially w/ the dramatic intro as the swords are forged.... Diana Gabaldon's Voyager series would make a good set of movies. Yay Scotland and time travel! The Myth books by Robert Lynn Asprin would be a fun set of movies to enjoy. I agree that Wheel of Time and Sword of Truth both are rather far reaching for movies, but it's nice to dream.... Zenna Henderson's books about The People were good. Children of the Atom was a good book too, though I think it might be considered a little too close to Children of the Damned for most. If I had the entire library here I could peruse and find more, but that's a good start off the top of my head. ~E OH! Edited to say if they could make the two Lady Callahan books into a movie, I would so fall in love with them!! Lady Callahan's whorehouse is somewhere that I'd love to work, despite the puns....
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