stackyFACTSYou would think getting a massive paycheck from a studio would make a writer happy, but literary creators absolutely despise what producers do to their work.
You would think getting a massive paycheck from a studio would make a writer happy, but literary creators absolutely despise what producers do to their work. The author of the most famous chocolate factory story publicly disowned the beloved cinematic adaptation because they changed a few minor plot points. It turns out that people who spend years crafting whimsical worlds do not appreciate studio executives completely rewriting their entire philosophical message.
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