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The Long Walk Movie
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Mark Hammil on the set of The Long Walk in Canada.
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Curious how they’ll adapt the ending. I loved the ending, I thought it was so great and unexpected. But I’ve always noticed when it comes to King adaptations the ending is where they tend to make most of their creative choices.
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King has some really great endings, but most of his endings feel like him trying to wrap things up. I’m also a writer and my last novel I had to take three days off just to think about my ending, avoiding rushing into it. I get it, but the problem with this is everyone knows his good endings and they expect that every time.