After many months of work, I'm thrilled to announce the first draft of the Mistborn screenplay is DONE! Just in time to celebrate the book's original publication, twenty years ago this month. Do please remember that this is just an early step in a very long process, but I'm terribly excited by how it turned out!
Here's another piece of Rashek fanart I commissioned, a group photo of four Rasheks! From left to right: young Rashek, old Lord Ruler, young Lord Ruler, middle-aged Rashek (the illusion Vin saw while burning the eleventh metal).
The artist is Elitatata. 🥺🥺🥺
not fan of jkr but she balanced monitoring hollywood films and writing books pretty well, grrm should have taken notes
and although i admit sanderson is not as talented as grrm when grrm is writing, sando can write both books and screenplays, george failed both nowadays
GRRM’s biggest talent lately isn't writing, it's manipulating fans into feeling sorry for him.
He weaponizes his personal life to play the victim every time he falls short, while TV showrunners work relentlessly under insane pressure to deliver results. Stop pitying a multi-millionaire author who chooses excuses over hard work.
Hoy, hace 20 años, salía a la venta Mistborn, el nuevo libro del autor de Elantris, Brandon Sanderson. Cómo han cambiado las cosas… Para celebrar su aniversario, ¿cuándo leísteis ese libro por primera vez y qué opinión os dejó?
A classical score with recognizable themes and emotion is Brandon's preferred type of soundtrack.
This style will likely be employed for the 'MISTBORN' films and 'STORMLIGHT ARCHIVE' series.
Are there any composers that fit the Cosmere in your mind?
'THE STORMLIGHT ARCHIVE' series will adapt one book per season, according to Brandon.
Each season will be 8-10 episodes, depending on budget, with likely 1-hour-long episodes.
Brandon will write all of Kaladin's scenes and will leave Shallan and Dalinar to the other co-writer.
in all tweets relaying this article, you have masses of right-wingers joyfully rubbing their little hands over this. what a lack of imagination, in a fantasy setting, to think everyone has to be white. it only shows a lack of skill – arondir in ROP is tolkien-ish to the t.
The Shire feels ”white” but within the first four pages of Fellowship Tolkien describes how the hobbits have multiple skin colors? Which Andy HAS read when he did the audiobooks so… What the Fuck?