Top Five | Stephen King Pets
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- It's International Cat Day, and that means we're here to celebrate all our furry friends, from dogs and cats to hamsters and tarantulas. Some benevolent, some just pure evil, this is the Top 5 Stephen King Pets.
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ABOUT DAVID MCCRACKEN
David is the Host / Writer / Director of The Stephen Kingdom. He has a Master’s Degree in Creative Writing and a Master’s of Fine Arts from the USC Film School. He has also written for the PBS UA-cam series “It’s Lit” and regularly collaborates with Lindsay Ellis. Among writing and directing numerous award-winning short films, David wrote and directed the acclaimed indie thriller Bullitt County, which you can watch on Amazon: www.amazon.com...
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Hey David I hope Louis(I hope I spelled his name right) is doing well and want to thank you for the videos. They make me smile whenever they come up.
Lew thanks you and says he's doing very well, just taking it one week at a time. And glad we could give you a smile!
No honorable mention for the nameless rat in Rat?? If a rodent gave me the ability to finish my artistic endeavors, Faustian deal that it may be, I’d consider it a pet, warts and all.
It's true, we probably should've carved out a spot for that rat, although we tried to give a subtle nod with the brief cutaway to Ratatouille. You could always check out our "1922" episode where we devote a good chunk of time to talking about Stephen King and rats . . . featuring special guest Chris P. Rat
Arnt you the same guy who did the video on the shinning, but on a different channel?
Not that I know of, although I have talked about The Shining once or twice on this channel. And I wrote the episode about Stephen King for PBS's "It's Lit" that was hosted by Lindsay Ellis, so maybe that's it? Or maybe I'm a shapeshifter . . . I can neither confirm nor disconfirm that