'Fleabag's Andrew Scott To Play 'The Talented Mr. Ripley' In Showtime Series From 'The Irishman' Writer
Andrew Scott, aka Fleabag's "hot priest," has been cast to star in Showtime's Ripley TV series based on Patricia Highsmith's novels.
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'Talented Mr. Ripley' TV Series Coming From 'Luther' Creator
A Talented Mr. Ripley series is in the works, from Luther creator Neil Cross. It'll be based on Patricia Highsmith's five "Ripliad" novels.
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'The Talented Mr. Ripley' Goes To TV
Patricia Highsmith's novels centering on the ambitious, brilliant, and duplicitous Ripley character are the basis for a new Talented Mr. Ripley TV series.
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'The Two Faces Of January' Trailer: Viggo Mortensen Coerces Oscar Isaac
If Inside Llewyn Davis whet your appetite to see a lot more from actor Oscar Isaac, the new Patricia Highsmith adaptation The Two Faces of January is hitting at just the right time. The film stars Isaac, Viggo Mortensen, and Kirsten Dunst in a story about a vacationing couple, not exactly squeaky lean folk, who…
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Oscar Isaac Cast Alongside Viggo Mortensen In Thriller From 'Drive' Screenwriter
The work of Patricia Highsmith has been good to kickstart a solid movie or two. Maybe you've heard of some of them: The Talented Mr. Ripley; The American Friend; Cry of the Owl; and a little one called Strangers on a Train. And even though some of her work has also lead to less impressive…
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'Stranger Than Fiction' Writer Zach Helm To Adapt Patricia Highsmith's 'Deep Water'
Zach Helm doesn't have too many produced screenplays on his resume at this point, but the writer got off to an auspicious start with 2006's flawed but charming Stranger Than Fiction before making his directorial debut with 2007's Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium, which he also wrote. Although the latter wasn't quite as well received as…
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Mike Nichols Adapting Patricia Highsmith's Deep Water
Patricia Highsmith must surely be one of the most adapted authors in the history of cinema with her Ripley books alone giving us five theatrical features. Her novel Strangers on a Train has also been filmed a good few times, with varying degrees of success and fidelity. The most famous version, not to mention the…
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