Stephen King's Institute to Become a Miniseries
Today brought two good news to Stephen King's fans at once. Foreign stores opened the official sale of the new novel of the writer - "The Institute" * (The Institute). No sooner had the fans started reading the book than it became known that the eleven-time Emmy Award winner David E. Kelly had bought the rights to the film adaptation.The acclaimed TV producer will team up with director Jack Bender (Lost, Game of Thrones) to turn The Institute into a thrilling miniseries. The duo have already collaborated with the King of Horrors: Kelly and Bender have created the popular TV series "Mister Mercedes". King's new novel introduces readers to the boy Luke Ellis, who has come to his senses in a mysterious institution codenamed The Institute. Soon the protagonist finds out that some sinister organization has created a prison for children with superpowers. Luke decides to become friends with other prodigies in order to make an escape and break free.  At the moment, on foreign TV, work is also in full swing on TV series based on "Confrontation", "The Dark Tower" and many other King's hits. * - preliminary translation. Source: TV Guide The Topic of Article: Stephen King's Institute to Become a Miniseries. |
