For an industry that worships youth, it’s perhaps surprising that one of Hollywood’s most sought after writers is one now nearly in his 90s, whose work has been making it to the screen for half a century.
But the last ten years or so have seen John Le Carré’s spy novels become more popular than ever for film and TV adaptation.
Beginning with the acclaimed versions of “The Constant Gardener” and “Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy,” we’ve seen Le Carré’s work reach screens at an impressive rate, taking in Anton Corbijn’s “A Most Wanted Man,” Susannah White’s “Our Kind Of Traitor,” and the hit miniseries “The Night Manager,” soon to get a second season.Continue reading Park Chan-Wook’s ‘The Little Drummer Girl’ Is Some Of The Best TV Of The Year [Lff Review] at The Playlist.
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