Iconic source material, big budget, top talent. So what gives?
Adapting a beloved novel is not easy-let alone one as distinctly stylized, tonally bipolar, and relentlessly digressive as Don DeLillo's seminal work of postmodern literature, 1985's White Noise. Jack (or, J.A.K., as he's known at school) ...
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