Finished Merchant Prince

In message <160220052204594500%raymond@bittersea.nospam.com>,
Raymond Feist <raymond DeleteThis @bittersea.nospam.com> enriched us with:
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 > Thanks. I'd like to do another contemporary dark fantasy one of these
 > days.

Please do -- I like the Midkemia stuff, but I would easily class /Faerie
Tale/ as the (for me) best of your books that I have read

 > And a science fiction story once, too.

That would be interesting . . .

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Raymond Feist <raymond.TakeThisOut@bittersea.nospam.com> wrote:
 > Not a movie script, but a TV pilot yes. I can't talk about it, but let
 > me quickly say it's not based on any of my novels. It's non-fantasy,
 > non-Midkemia, and contemporary adult drama.
 > Best, R.E.F.

Oh, I already had my hopes up that we'd see Midkemia on big screen. The
recent new wave of fantasy with LOTR has already given Guy Gavriel Kay an
opportunity for a movie and I truly think that you deserve the same
chance!

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In article <cv65j7$6nc$1@news.cc.tut.fi>, Marko Susimetsa
<kamale.TakeThisOut@uta.fi> wrote:

 > Raymond Feist <raymond.TakeThisOut@bittersea.nospam.com> wrote:
  > > Not a movie script, but a TV pilot yes. I can't talk about it, but let
  > > me quickly say it's not based on any of my novels. It's non-fantasy,
  > > non-Midkemia, and contemporary adult drama.
  > > Best, R.E.F.
 >
 > Oh, I already had my hopes up that we'd see Midkemia on big screen. The
 > recent new wave of fantasy with LOTR has already given Guy Gavriel Kay an
 > opportunity for a movie and I truly think that you deserve the same
 > chance!


There's always talk going on. I've optioned things before, and the
rights have reverted. It's an on going process, and as such you don't
make announcements on anything until the project reaches a certain
degree of cohesion. Heinlein's Moon Is A Harsh Mistress, for example,
has been in development for at least two years and they are no close to
shooting than they were when the option was done, as I hear it.

So, if something breaks, you'll hear about it.

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