Since he soon returned to return to MCU as God of the stories, it is probably worth noting Tom Hiddleston's opinion of the best story of Steven King, adapted to the big screen, primarily because he now acts in himself. During the interview with LetterboxdHiddleston was asked about his four favorite films, and by accident, one of them was the King's adaptation. The actor, who plays the lead role in the adaptation of Mike Flanagan Steven King's "The Jacques", a mention of a film that will surely cause some tears from audience members (not me, however - I'm as tough as a manicure). It is a film featuring warm beer, Rita Hayworth and a rock that has no earthly work in Maine Hayfield.

Hiddleston's last entrance was Frank Darawant's film in 1994, The Shawshank Redemption. He admitted: "I was thinking about that movie. It inspired me many times. It is a movie I was back. It made a big tooth in my heart and soul when I was young, and that continued to do so."

He's not alone. Even after more than 30 years, the emotional lot of "The Shawshank Redemption" is the reason it still holds the number one among The greatest movies of all time according to IMDBDespite the initial reception when he first bombed in cinemas. Of course, he has gained a second life after video posting and is guaranteed to find at least one TV channel on Earth at any time (well, feels like that). But what is it with a masterpiece of the Dardan who loves Hiddleston? Coincidentally, these are the same basic elements that "Chuck's life" possesses.

When they broke down the prison film that meant so much, Hiddleston praised the performances, which are now monumental records in the catalog not only King's adaptations, but also the history of the film as a whole. "" The ransom of Joashank "is a meditation on the friendship and freedom of the human spirit. The plays are perfect, especially those of Morgan Freeman and Tim Robbins. It is quite stunning, and only becomes stunning as I get the older one."

Of course, many other viewers feel the same way. Even Steven King himself considered "Shawshank Redemption" one of the best films tailored by his worksImmediately before the "misery" and behind "stand by me". It is also interesting that although King and Flanagan are both main in the world of horror, the author and the best works of the director "Life of Chuck" are not always stories that shake the spine, but they get into the heart.

Looking ahead, Flanagan has more King's collaborations on the road. The "Midnight Mass" show has TV adaptation of "Kerry" It will surely be compared to Brian De Palma's classic film, followed by his long -awaited download Series "The Dark Tower"What we hope will replace the not -so -great reputation of Roland Deskin, Aka Gunslinger and his search to reach the tower. Let's hope it's worth traveling.