Re: Alfonso Cuarón

[vincentjh]

--- In HPFGU-Movie at y..., Katze <jdumas at k...> wrote:
> Wouldn't the fault of the story change actually fall to the hands 
of the person 
> who wrote the script? Cuaron didn't write the script, he directed 
the script 
> that was given to him. In the case of Great Expectations, the 
screenplay writer 
> was Mitch Glazer.
> 
> Katze
> 
> Felicia Rickmann wrote:
> > One thing that does concern me, more than that he greatly altered 
the 
> > plot of Great Expectation (and to a certain degree, A Little 
> > Princess), is that Cuaron doesn't have experience working with 
> > special effects. Whether or not he can blend them into the film 
will 
> > no doubt influence the final product.

I do not think it's a "fault" at all to alter GE's story line and do 
not think it should be of great concern that, with him as the 
director, PoA's story would change that much. After all, Kloves is 
still writing the script *sigh*. But thank you for pointing out who 
the writer was. (The above quote was from me, not Felicia, BTW.)