It’s that time of year again!
No, not Spring it’s time for a newGeorge R.R.
Martinadaptation, which takes place in a grungy Western post-apocalyptic world.
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Paul W.S.
However,the film offers a more uplifting and hopeful ending, which I asked director Paul W.S.
Paul W.S.
Anderson Surprised George R.R.
Martin With the Ending of ‘In the Lost Lands’
While explaining the ending, Paul W.S.
Anderson also revealed thatthe new ending came about during the development and making of the movie.
However,Martin actually had no idea that the ending had changed by the time the movie was completed.
“Because George had read the earlier drafts, he hadn’t seen that ending,” Anderson said.
I got really, really nervous.
I have to say,it’s the most nervous I’ve ever been in a movie theater."
Thankfully, Anderson revealed that Martin approved of the ending.
“I wrestle with some of that a lot in a lot of my stories.
The Greeks and Romans love tragedies.
I’m not sure Americans share that taste for it.”
Martin still plans to complete the series with two final novels:The Winds of WinterandA Dream of Spring.
In the Lost Landsis now playing in theaters.
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