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Paul Rudnick, who had previously been known for writing plays and novels, was trying something new when he wrote Sister act. When he left, he asked for his name to be removed from the project.
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Michael Ende, the author of the novel The endless storyThe film is based on, He called the film a “huge melodrama of kitsch, commerce, luxury and plastic.” He held a press conference in which he denounced and disavowed the film that he himself had recommended.
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PL Travers, who wrote the book Mary Poppinshe despised the film.
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Ken Kesey, author of the book One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s NestHe did not like the famous film that his novel was made into, even though he had supposedly never seen it.
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Alan Moore, who wrote the comic V for Vendetta, He said, “I’ve read the script. It’s rubbish.”
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Roald Dahl, who wrote Charlie and the Chocolate FactoryHe did not like the movie it became, even though the film was nominated for an Academy Award and a Golden Globe.
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Tarantino wrote the script for Natural Born Killers but i sold it. He disliked the final product so much that he begged people not to watch it.
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Bret Easton Ellis thought that his novel, American Psycho, was “unadaptable” and called the film adaptation “good.”
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Peter Benchley, author of the Jaws novel, I didn’t like how the movie made people feel about sharks.
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Alan Moore (from the V for Vendetta previous entry) also wrote the Watchmen comics and said of the film, “damn this wretched movie and everything associated with it.”
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Richard Matheson, who wrote the book about which I’m legend It is based on, he said, “I don’t know why Hollywood is fascinated with my book when they never bothered to film it the way I wrote it.”
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