Strange comparison
October 23rd 2011 03:02
From an article in The Independent entitled Mad about the boy.
Responding to criticism of the new film [Tintin], Nick Rodwell, the head of Moulinsart, the company that controls the image and rights to all Tintin merchandise, said: "They have created their own interpretation, in the same way different theatre directors interpret Shakespeare. If this movie brings people back to the books so much the better. To be in a position to have Peter Jackson and Steven Spielberg taking it on – it's good for Belgium and it's good for the work." He added that scholars went on to create the New Testament "because they weren't happy with the Old Testament."
Pity about that last bit, Mr Rodwell. Seems to show just a little lack of understanding as to how the New Testament came into being.
Responding to criticism of the new film [Tintin], Nick Rodwell, the head of Moulinsart, the company that controls the image and rights to all Tintin merchandise, said: "They have created their own interpretation, in the same way different theatre directors interpret Shakespeare. If this movie brings people back to the books so much the better. To be in a position to have Peter Jackson and Steven Spielberg taking it on – it's good for Belgium and it's good for the work." He added that scholars went on to create the New Testament "because they weren't happy with the Old Testament."
Pity about that last bit, Mr Rodwell. Seems to show just a little lack of understanding as to how the New Testament came into being.
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