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STEPHEN KING CALLS fans of his work ‘Constant Readers’. They’re the folk who pick up everything the extraordinarily prolific writer produces, without fail. Mike Flanagan has been Constantly Reading since he was around ten or 11. But he’s taken things a step further than most King fans. Pretty much from the off, he’s wanted to adapt King stories for the screen. And he’s succeeded. With three King adaptations — Gerald’s Game, Doctor Sleep, and now The Life Of Chuck — under his belt, he’s not just a Constant Reader. He’s a Constant Maker. “I started adapting King when I didn’t have the legal right to, as a fun thing to do with my friends,” laughs Flanagan. …
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