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Ink to Film

Luke Elliott & James Bailey

Are you the sort of person who likes to read the book before you see the movie? So are Luke and James—a writer and filmmaker respectively who bring their backgrounds studying stories to the table for in-depth discussions of the adaptations of the past and present. If you love delving into the craft behind the art you love, then Ink to Film is for you.

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01:28:36

“Debase Yourself Before the Dark One” ITF Read: The...

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2021/12/16

There are no endings in THE WHEEL OF TIME. But this was an ending. As in, a discussion about the final third of Robert Jordan’s first novel in his bestselling epic fantasy series! In episode 210, Luke & James meet the royal family of Caemlyn, debate originality vs. copying with "Greta Van Fleet" as an example, and make some real-world comparisons to the villainous Forsaken the party meets at the Eye. Chapters Covered Chapter 35: Caemlyn Chapter 36: Web of the Pattern Chapter 37: The Long Chase

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01:47:04

“It’s Going to Get Bonkers” ITF Watch: The Wheel of...

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2021/12/09

A rocky start eventually leads to solid footing for Rafe Judkins’s adaptation of THE WHEEL OF TIME by Robert Jordan (and Brandon Sanderson). In episode 209, Luke & James react to the ensemble cast, explore the secret sex lives of warders, debate a recognizable modern fantasy visual design, and decide that Bezos needs to open up that wallet. Spoilers begin: 28:22 Episodes covered: 1 Leavetaking 2 Shadow’s Waiting 3 A Place of Safety 4 The Dragon Reborn Become a Patron for hours of exclusive

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01:22:23

“Most Death” ITF Read: The Eye of the World (1990...

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2021/12/03

An ancient ruin and a party splitting up marks the middle third of Robert Jordan’s first entry into his Wheel of Time series, and with it comes some exciting new POV characters to follow. In episode 208, Luke & James discuss Robert Jordan’s tragic death, Brandon Sanderson’s touching and important eulogy, some characters you just shouldn’t trust based on name alone, a good-good boy gone too soon, and James promises to eat a hat should a certain character prove to actually be dead. Chapters Covered

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From the Vault: The Return of the King (1980 film)

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2021/11/25

Does this Rankin/Bass animated version of JRR Tolkien's "The Return of the King" hold up at all today? In this former Patreon-exclusive, Luke & James discuss ear-worms and bizarre narrative choices in this odd addition to their coverage of THE LORD OF THE RINGS. Become a Patron for hours of exclusive content & more: www.patreon.com/inktofilm Buy The Lord of the Rings or any of the other source novels at Ink to Film's bookshop: www.bookshop.org/shop/inktofilm Ink to

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01:37:33

“The Oily Taint” ITF Read: The Eye of the World (1990...

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2021/11/19

THE WHEEL OF TIME series by Robert Jordan is one of the bestselling fantasy epics ever written, so with a legitimate adaptation finally premiering, what better time is there to dive in? In episode 207, Luke & James react to the first third of the novel (15 chapters), compare two different prologues, laugh about an oily taint, and finally discuss James’s theories about where this book is headed. Spoilers Begin: 39:52 Chapters Covered Prologue: Ravens Prologue: Dragonmount Chapter 1: An Empty Road

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01:34:21

“The Bucket is the Bomb” ITF Watch: Carrie (1976 film)

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2021/11/11

Brian De Palma’s career took off with his classic adaptation of Stephen King’s novel of the same name, but there were some no insignificant changes made to the story. But did they make it better? In episode 206, Luke & James discuss the Alfred Hitchcock influence, the “make everyone hot” Hollywood tendency, Tommy getting undercut, and the shifting focus of the film’s effect on the feminist themes, before they cast their votes on which was better: the book or the movie! Become a Patron for hours of

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01:25:11

“Cinderella’s Revenge” ITF Read: Carrie (1974 novel)

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2021/11/04

Stephen King’s career really “lit up” with his creation of Carrie White, a troubled girl with burgeoning telekinetic powers who suffers abuse from nearly everyone in her life. In episode 205, Luke & James discuss the real-life inspiration for the main character, Tabitha rescuing a manuscript, a life-changing phone call, and the enduring legacy of this horror classic. Join them next week when they cover the 1976 film by Brian De Palma! Become a Patron for hours of exclusive content & more:

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01:47:34

“We’re All Knife Fighters Now” ITF Watch: Dune (2021...

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2021/10/28

Special guest author Fonda Lee joins the show to geek out with Luke & James about Denis Villeneuve’s latest entry, part one of his ambitious adaptation of Frank Herbert’s classic Sci-Fi epic. In episode 204, they discuss Fonda’s history with Dune, the movie’s incredible sense of scale, Oscar Isaac’s “DILF” energy, representation issues raised about the film’s casting choices, a stronger emotional connection to Paul Atreides, and so much more, before they end by casting their vote on which was

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01:12:56

“Mocap a Child?” ITF Read: Dune (1965 novel) part three

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2021/10/21

The sand worms have been ridden, climactic duels have been fought, and the Bene Gesserit prophecy has taken shape. Ink to Film has finished reading Frank Herbert's Dune! In episode 203, Luke & James discuss how well the book lived up to their expectations, the value of appendices in novels, an all-knowing toddler, and finish up by looking ahead to the new adaptation, including what they are expecting and hoping for in the film. Join them next week when they will discuss Denis Villeneuve’s version

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01:05:23

“Herbert’s Curiosity” ITF Read: Dune (1965 novel)...

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2021/10/14

Stay curious. Ask questions. These are the lessons that Frank Herbert imparts when you read about how he was able to write such a dense, scientific Sci-Fi classic. In episode 202, join Luke & James as they discuss the terrors of being buried alive, the Highlander-esque process of reading and learning from an author’s work, how to throw an aromatic DUNE party, and so much more as they discuss book two: Moad’Dib. Join them next week for book three: The Prophet! Become a Patron for hours of exclusive

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01:12:57

“The Mistake of the Decade” ITF Read: Dune (1965...

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2021/10/07

Frank Herbert’s legendary novel DUNE’s publication history is a notable one, beginning in serialized form in Analog magazine before receiving numerous rejections as a novel that would go on to launch one of the bestselling Science Fiction franchises of all time. In episode 201, Luke & James discuss the first “book” of three contained in the novel, its legacy and expansive influence, the intersection of religion and ecology, and the excellent character work that keeps it all grounded. Join them

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01:33:50

“Adaptation Memory Games” 200th Episode Celebration

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2021/09/30

Can you name these books after hearing just the opening line? What about from a single quote pulled from the adaptation? In episode 200, Luke & James celebrate a long road behind them by putting their memories to the test not only by playing a couple tough games, but by challenging themselves to choose favorite episodes that stood out along the journey. They finish out by getting more personal, recalling all the ways their lives have changed since the show’s inception. Things like James getting a

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01:32:02

“Numinous Light” ITF Watch: The Handmaid’s Tale (2017...

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2021/09/23

With the entire first season finished, the slightly different direction the adaptation is taking is beginning to become clear. But is that necessarily a bad thing? In episode 199, Luke & James discuss cultish religious organizations before breaking down each of the last five episodes of the first season of the show where Elizabeth Moss, Yvonne Strahovski, and Ann Dowd continue to amaze. They finish things out by casting their vote for which was the superior version: the book or the show? Become

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01:28:16

“Nothing About Love” ITF Watch: The Handmaid’s Tale...

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2021/09/16

Bruce Miller’s adaptation of Margaret Atwood’s famous novel has pulled in numerous accolades, but what is it that makes the show so noteworthy? In episode 198, Luke & James react to the first five episodes of season 1, explore the directorial decisions, what lighting can mean for a scene, the purpose of extreme closeups, and theorize why the show seems to push the envelope farther than the book even did. They make sure to discuss the fantastic performances from Elizabeth Moss, Yvonne Strahovski, Ann

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01:24:51

“First Against the Wall” ITF Read: The Handmaid’s...

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2021/09/09

Margaret Atwood’s dystopian feminist novel drew praise and outrage alike when it was first released for its controversial subject matter, but the modern classic has only grown in relevance over time, with perhaps no moment in American history since its publication more apropos than the one we’re in now. In episode 197, Luke & James wade into the politics of the day, discuss the similarities between Gilead and Q-Anon, and the way religion can be used as a tool of suppression. Join them next week

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01:21:35

“An Inversion of Perspective” ITF Watch: Candyman...

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2021/09/02

Nia DaCosta’s spiritual follow-up to the 90s cult classic synthesizes the 30-year history of the legendary Candyman mythos and its real-world reach with the social problems of today, creating something truly special. In episode 196, Luke & James revel in their return to theaters, revisit the powerful on-screen presence of Yahya Abdul Mateen II, link Teyonah Parris and "The Marvels," spot a Clive Barker Easter egg, experience a shift in perspective, and shudder over some particularly affecting body

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01:31:06

“$1000 Per Sting” ITF Read & Watch: Candyman (1985...

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2021/08/26

Clive Barker invented the Candyman character in his short story “The Forbidden,” but it wouldn’t be until Bernard Rose’s adaptation hit theaters that the iconic Black antagonist would go mainstream and become a part of horror history. But which is the superior version? In episode 195, Luke & James discuss a strange choice in titles, Barker's signature style, Tony Todd’s unforgettable presence, charging by the bee sting, Virginia Madsen’s physicality, and the way that we all contribute to keeping the

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01:29:02

“That Little Hand Flex” ITF Watch: Pride & Prejudice...

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2021/08/19

Joe Wright created a commercially successful adaptation of Jane Austen’s classic novel that appealed to modern audiences, but does it lose anything in the process? In episode 194, special guest author Jennifer Hudak joins Luke & James to talk loaded looks, secret hand-flexes, hidden references, and some spectacular performances all over this star-studded cast (Kiera Knightley, Matthew Macfadyen, Donald Sutherland, Rosamund Pike, Judi Dench and more). Then they each cast their vote on which was the

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01:08:47

“The Anonymous G.O.A.T.” ITF Read: Pride and...

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2021/08/12

Jane Austen is widely considered among the greatest authors of all time, but she never knew it, dying well before her work would rise to fame. In episode 193, Luke & James discuss the tragic story of Austen as an anonymous novelist who lived a life remarkably similar to the characters she wrote about. Join them next week when they discuss Joe Wright’s adaptation starring Keira Knightley, Matthew Macfadyen, and Rosamund Pike! Become a Patron for hours of exclusive content &

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01:21:02

“The Horse Didn’t Die” ITF Watch: The NeverEnding...

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2021/08/05

Wolfgang Peterson traumatized scores of children with his harrowing depiction of Atreyu losing his horse Artax in the Swamp of Sadness, but is there any truth to the urban legend about the real-life horse dying in the scene? No, but there is a lot you might not know about what went into that iconic moment, which included a dangerous close call to actor Noah Hathaway. In episode 192, Luke & James relive their childhood with this important 80s fantasy gem and try to recapture the magic. Finally, is

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