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There’s Going to Be an Indie Dramedy Inspired by David Foster Wallace’s “A Supposedly Fun Thing I’ll Never Do Again” Starring Bill Hader

November 18, 2015
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a supposedly fun thing i'll never do again, bill hader, david foster wallace, jesse andrews, me and earl and the dying girl

(via The Wrap)

Could you be more full of indie film buzzwords?

David Foster Wallace’s story “A Supposedly Fun Thing I’ll Never Do Again” following a father and son on a cruise bonding on several levels with has inspired a feature length film that will star Bill Hader with Me and Earl and the Dying Girl writer Jesse Andrews’ directorial debut.

Called “The Empress of Serenity”, we’re pretty sure that, if everything goes well, this is the sort of movie that will dominate the festival circuit and make it into limited release sooner rather than later.

May 10, 2011
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david foster wallace, henry rollins, live reading, rob delaney

robdelaney:

Video from the PEN Foundation’s recent reading of David Foster Wallace’s The Pale King with me, Henry Rollins, Adam Scott & others.

I wish I was there (Live Reading of the Pale King with Rob Delaney, Henry Rollins, Adam Scott, and many more.)

(Source: https://www.youtube.com/)

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