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Remake of Stephen King's 'Cujo' Coming to Netflix

Netflix has made a deal to adapt Stephen King's bestselling novel Cujo into a new feature film.
Roy Lee is producing the film, and the search for writers will begin immediately.
The original 1983 film featured Dee Wallace as a mother protecting her son from a rabid St. Bernard.
Stephen King continues to work on multiple adaptations, including Never Flinch and other adaptations.

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Remake of Stephen King's 'Cujo' Coming to Netflix

A new film based on the Stephen King novel 'Cujo' has been greenlit by Netflix.

20 days ago·United States

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One of Stephen King’s Most Upsetting Works Is Getting a Remake

I tried to look up how many novels Stephen King has written before I started this piece and could not find a clear answer (at least not one that doesn't involve me asking an AI bot or doing... math *shudders*).... Read more...

21 days ago

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Remake of Stephen King’s ‘Cujo’ in the Works at Netflix

Roy Lee produce reboot 1981 Stephen King novel first adapted 1983 feature film Dee Wallace and Danny Pintauro.

22 days ago·Los Angeles, United States

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Netflix Sets Remake of Stephen King’s ‘Cujo’

Netflix has greenlit a remake of Stephen King's "Cujo,"

22 days ago·Los Angeles, United States

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Stephen King’s ‘Cujo’ Still Has Bite; Netflix Sets Movie Deal For Classic Thriller Novel

Netflix has made a deal to turn the Stephen King bestselling novel Cujo into a new feature film.

22 days ago·Los Angeles, United States

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Stephen King’s killer dog Cujo to return in new Netflix film adaptation

Stephen King‘s killer dog horror Cujo is set to be adapted into a new film for Netflix.King’s novel, originally published in 1981, was first adapted for screen in 1983. The film starred Dee Wallace as a mother desperate to protect her son from a 200-pound St. Bernard that, after being bitten by a rabid bat, turns into a ferocious, blood-hungry killing machine.When the mother and son become stuck in her small car that won’t start, they must decid…

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