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July 7th, 2016: "The Leap"/"Clean Break"
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Squirrels also eating my roses!!!!!!!!!!! I think!! Otherwise a human is just cutting them in which case well I shan't say
The Killing was released in New York City on 19 May 1956.
Stanley Kubrick (with help from Jim Thompson, who purportedly did most of the screenwriting, but given only a "dialogue" credit) adapted Lionel White's 1955 novel Clean Break for his 3rd feature, retaining much of the novel's structure.
Kubrick cast Timothy Carey, Ted de Corsia, and Sterling Hayden - all had appeared together in 1954's Crime Wave (directed by Andre de Toth), as well as Elisha Cook Jr. and Marie Windsor.
Given its limited release, the film failed to find an audience, but appeared on a number of "best of" lists at the end of the year and its reputation has continued to improve.
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Lionel White - The Killing (Original Title: Clean Break) ,Signet Books 1956 Cover Artist: Robert Maguire
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SO I filled out a Jacqueline Wilson tier list! There was one with more titles but I haven’t read half of them due to, yknow, aging out of it.
BUT I do want to give these a reread, although the Lola Rose one was quite recent. Maybe I’ll read em with bae?
I’d love to do like some mini reviews/discussion on these, but I don’t know if anyone would care. I know, I know, do stuff caue YOU want to, don’t make stuff for others sake, blah blah blah, but I actually care about these books!!! I want my thoughts to be seen and heard if I share them!!! So who knows, maybe I’ll do that at some point
