“Avatar” director James Cameron has has optioned the rights to Charles Pellegrino’s upcoming nonfiction book “The Last Train From Hiroshima: The Survivors Look Back” for a big-screen adaptation.
Cameron obtained the rights with his own personal funds to Pellegrino’s book. Hitting bookstores January 19th, the book takes place over a period of two days and is about eyewitness accounts of the Japanese civilians and American pilots who experienced the atomic explosions during World War 2.
No other information about the production has been released so far.
Stay tuned for more on “The Last Train From Hiroshima” right here at Shockya.com.
By Costa Koutsoutis (Source: Variety)
–All the anachronistic WWII moral fables in the world are NOT going to change the FACT that
Cameron and ALLLLL the rest of Hollywood have been soldout and sucking-up to the most
awesomely genocidal regime in history —across the Pacific.
Anything for that cheap and easy financing, and those VAST market favors for junk like
Cameron’s techno-wampum. —ANYTHING
AMEN