10 tales that Wes Anderson should consider next.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Established director Wes Anderson has released four short films on Netflix based on short stories from the collection of Roald Dahl, with audiences anticipating which he'll adapt next. Following his success with Fantastic Mr. Fox, Anderson has adapted four lesser-known Dahl stories for Netflix: The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar, The Swan, The Ratcatcher, and Poison.
9 Danny, The Champion Of The World Young Danny and his father live in a picturesque English village, and together delve into an adventure poaching pheasants from local hunter Victor Hazell. The story has already been adapted once in 1989, directed by Gavin Millar, but if Anderson were to do it again, could create an opportunity to use his stylistic cinematography – filled with extended shots of soaring birds across cloudy skies.
Throughout the novel, Mr. Hoppy gently swaps tortoises in and out from her balcony identical to his, using a pulley system to trick her into believing the tortoise is growing. The charming story would offer Anderson the opportunity to use his signature techniques. This scene would be a great opportunity for Anderson to use symmetry once again, as well as prominent colorization, highlighting the animal as it moves up and down the screen.
6 George's Marvellous Medicine After creating a magical concoction formed of random household items, George accidentally causes his abusive grandmother, and their chickens, to grow to the size of their house. Having created the adaptation of Fantasic Mr. Fox, farmyard animals were created in stop-motion, with a particular emphasis on the contrast of their fur color.
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