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Terry Gilliam set to take another stab at Don Quixote

November 18, 2013 by admin

Seventh time lucky? Terry Gilliam is to return to his long-gestating 30 year pet project Don Quixote for what he hopes will be the final time after his latest film The Zero Theorem is released.

The visionary writer/director has attempted to adapt Miguel de Cervantes’ seminal novel The Man Who Killed Don Quixote numerous times in recent years and famously failed in incredibly dramatic fashion leading to the brilliant Lost in La Mancha documentary.

Gilliam told Coming Soon, “I’m going to try to do Don Quixote again, I think this is the seventh time. Lucky seven maybe. We’ll see if it happens. This is kind of my default posit, going back to that. I actually just want to make it and get rid of it. Get it out of my life.”

Originally published November 18, 2013. Updated April 11, 2018.

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