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18th April 2012, 12:47 PM
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| Registered User Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Hertfordshire
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| REH and 'The Whole Wide World'. Really that 'mad'? I like this film, but I think they portrayed Robert E Howard as being a little too off his trolley. I've always thought of him as rebelling against a small town community by amplifying his eccentricities. I might be wrong. What do you think? Did the film makers go with this portrayal for better cinema, or were they attempting accuracy. I wish I could get hold of the book, but I'm led to believe it's quite rare. |
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