Gus Van Sant, Bret Easton Ellis script sure to make you want to kill yourself
Gus Van Sant and Bret Easton Ellis will be writing a screenplay together based on the 2008 Vanity Fair story “The Golden Suicides.” The story is about the suicides of couple Jeremy Blake and Theresa Duncan, both artists, in 2007. Variety says “the couple descended into a paranoid spiral when the artists developed a consuming belief that government and religious organizations were conspiring against them.”
Between Van Sant’s often depressing moods and Ellis’ coked-out crazy moods (in his books like American Psycho and Glamorama), this movie is sure to take you inside the minds of the fallen golden couple.
I love Ellis and Van Sant. But they both have a way of messing with your head. Be sure to be on your meds when this movie comes out.
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October 22nd, 2009 at 2:12 pm
I’m hoping that this movie will be good. I have been a long time fan of Bret Easton Ellis’ novels but not the movies based on his work (except for American Psycho, one of the best films of the past decade).
As for Van Sant, his movies are usually either very good (like Milk & Good Will Hunting) or complete crap (like ‘Last Days’ the ‘Psycho’ remake).
But given the tone of these artists and the subject matter being discussed in this film, I have high hopes that this will be an enjoyable (however, bleak) film.