There are many adaptations to Steven King there but "Misery" has a difference to be based on a story that echoes the traumatic experiences in the author's real life with toxic fans. The film is followed by Paul Sheldon (Jamesesi Khan), a novelist who has been nurtured by his biggest fan, Annie Wilks (Katie Bates), after a car accident, just to realize that she may not be as caring as she claims. The psychological horror film captures the terror of its original material with uterus and King considers him as one of the best adaptations of his work. But would you like more with Billy Bob Thornton, given that King is a big fan of "Landman?" To Taylor Sheridan.

It remains unknown, but it is true that Thornton was almost thrown into "misery". While talking to Bates in conversation about Diversity"Actors' actors", the Landman Starvan, revealed that director Rob Rainer offered him support in the film, but that was not the most memorable. As he said:

"Initially, Richard Farnsworth, who played the sheriff, had a deputy. I saw Rob Rainer for it. And Rob said right in the room: 'You are the boy.

Despite nailing audition and offering him, "misery" is not worth the time of Thornton at the end. He and Rainer seem to have been on different pages about the time of his character screen, but the experience still led the actor "Landman" to develop a good report with Rainer.

It is normal for movies to reduce the scenes that are not needed, and the "misery" did not differ. The scenes that would include the image of Billy Bob Thornton were a surplus of demands, but Rob Rainer still offered him a chance to make money. To quote Thornton directly:

"I was very excited. And I got a call from Rob Rainer - not many directors would do this - he called me and he said to me," Listen, watch the script and planned what to do with this movie. " He said: "You can come here and shoot this for money or insurance or whatever you need, but I'm just telling you, it won't be in the movie." "

Thornton eventually rejected Rainer's offer because he did not want to be upset when he saw he were not in the film. However, the release of Steven King's adaptation did not harm the actor's career by no means, as he never fought to find a job. Not only that, but he is currently the leading star of the hit series Taylor Sheridan, which allows him to command a lot of time on the screen.