Patrick Radden Keefe on Bringing 'Say Nothing' From the Page to Screen
Briefly

Chris expresses skepticism about Simon Kinberg's new Star Wars trilogy, referencing Disney's track record of announcing projects and later canceling them, questioning the viability of such initiatives.
Patrick Radden Keefe shares insights on adapting his book 'Say Nothing' for FX, emphasizing the complexities involved in conveying the nuances of the Northern Irish troubles and the challenges of dramatizing real historical events.
As Keefe discusses the difficulties in transforming densely packed historical content into a television series, he highlights the need for authenticity and a deep understanding of the social context of the narrative.
The conversation also touches on the balance between storytelling and factual accuracy, as Keefe navigates the line between creative interpretation and historical fidelity in the adaptation process.
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