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Ruffalo, Panjabi and O’Donnell Shine in HBO Literary Adaptation

Posted on May 10, 2020 by Judith Trojan

“There has always been the tyranny of the word over the image: anything that’s written has got to be better. Most people feel it’s more genuine if you express yourself in words than pictures.” —Martin Scorsese. Works of literary fiction … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, Cable, Film | Tagged Archie Panjabi, Derek Cianfrance, Family Relationships, HBO, I Know This Much Is True, Kathryn Hahn, Literary Adaptations, Mark Ruffalo, Mental Illness, Rosie O'Donnell, The Plot Against America, Wally Lamb | 3 Comments

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