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The 2002 adaptation Stephen King vowed would be his last: “When you get done, you get done”
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Stephen King is an American writer known for novels and short stories, many of them adapted for film and television. An adaptation retells a book or story in another format, often with changes to suit the screen.
King’s comment points to a 2002 screen version he believed would be his final adaptation. The background is his long career of seeing his work translated for screen, and his view at the time that he had reached a point where he did not want more adaptations.