CS Lewis' ‘The Screwtape Letters’ heading to big screen in adaptation from Max McLean Quit

[Michie]

C.S. Lewis’ bestselling book The Screwtape Letters is going to hit the big screen in a feature film from Max McLean, an acclaimed theater actor who has since spent much of his life adapting Lewis’ work for the stage.

Last week, Fellowship for Performing Arts (FPA), the New York City-based theatrical company known for its faith-driven productions rooted in the works of Lewis, announced it had secured the rights to adapt The Screwtape Letters into a feature film.

The project will be produced in partnership with The C.S. Lewis Company, marking a significant new venture for the company behind the acclaimed stage version of the satirical Christian classic.

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CS Lewis' ‘The Screwtape Letters’ heading to big screen in adaptation from Max McLean

C S Lewis bestselling book The Screwtape Letters is going to hit the big screen in a feature film from Max McLean, an acclaimed theater actor who has since spent much of his life adapting Lewis work

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[2PhiloVoid]

C.S. Lewis’ bestselling book The Screwtape Letters is going to hit the big screen in a feature film from Max McLean, an acclaimed theater actor who has since spent much of his life adapting Lewis’ work for the stage.

Last week, Fellowship for Performing Arts (FPA), the New York City-based theatrical company known for its faith-driven productions rooted in the works of Lewis, announced it had secured the rights to adapt The Screwtape Letters into a feature film.

The project will be produced in partnership with The C.S. Lewis Company, marking a significant new venture for the company behind the acclaimed stage version of the satirical Christian classic.

Continued below.

CS Lewis' ‘The Screwtape Letters’ heading to big screen in adaptation from Max McLean

C S Lewis bestselling book The Screwtape Letters is going to hit the big screen in a feature film from Max McLean, an acclaimed theater actor who has since spent much of his life adapting Lewis work

www.christianpost.com

Let's hope they do it right.

 

[Michie]

Let's hope they do it right.

Definitely.

 

[RileyG]

Definitely.

Amen!

 

[rebornfree]

Let's hope they do it right.

I agree, but if they do, it could be great fun as well as getting the message over.