DiCaprio, Williams, Scorsese Line Up for ‘Shutter Island’ Photo

Posted by Dr. Cole Abaius (cole.abaius@filmschoolrejects.com) on April 22, 2009

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If you haven’t read “Shutter Island” yet, you should run out and go get it. I’ll be here when you get back. Unless Skynet takes over and then, won’t it be really fortunate that you have a book to read? Exactly. Plus, you’ll be even more thankful that you grabbed one of Dennis Lehane’s strongest works. Coming off of writing “Mystic River,” Lehane wanted to write a novel that would see the style of the Bronte sisters had they been influenced by the pulp of the 1950s American scene.

It’s gritty, surreal, and definitely worth the cost of a paperback.

But if you are morally opposed to reading, the film adaptation is coming down the pipeline – starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Michelle Williams and Mark Ruffalo. And, most importantly, it’s being directed by Martin Scorsese.

Via our friends as /film, we caught wind of this article and image from Empire’s first look. Click it, and it gets even bigger!:

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Shutter Island is set for release on October 2nd. If you dug the storyboard image at the top, you can check out more of them over at Rope of Silicon.


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  • Cole,

    Why do you read BOOKS? Are you deaf? If you are deaf, can I have your stereo - or do you like to sit on it like the kid from Mr. Holland's Opus?

    Sincerely,
    A Concerned Josh Radde
  • If he does like to sit on it, I suspect it's more like the lady from Private Parts.
  • Hey, she's a visionary.
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