Stephen King's writing LISEY'S STORY Adaptation for Bad Robot

File this one under "It's the right time to be a fan of Stephen King": According to Deadline, the man writes himself an eight-hour adaptation of his 2006 novel, The story of Lisey, for Bad Robot productions by JJ Abrams. It will be broadcast later on the streaming service of Apple and will be interpreted by Julianne Moore, still reliable.

For those who do not know The story of Lisey, the novel tells the story of a woman who realizes, two years after the death of her husband, that her husband's memory might not be, uh, entirely reliable. Scott Landon was a famous novelist, you see, and claimed to have the power to move into another reality (unfortunately, "Boo's ya Moon"). All this is related to the memories of their wedding Lisey, a fan disturbed by that of her husband and … something about the brother of her husband. Honestly, it's been a few years since I've read this one, and the memories are rather blurry (they also tend to get confused with my memories of King's Duma Key, But this is another story).

But, hey, King fits the property himself, which is interesting, and Moore at the head of the show can only be good news (when did you see a performance of Julianne Moore for the last one? once and have you thought: "It could have been better"? Never, that's when). ! For the moment, nobody knows who could lead The story of Lisey or when Apple will offer it first, but rest assured that we will keep you informed of new information on it.

In the meantime: you all love The story of Lisey? You think that's going to be a good series? I would like someone to take the floor and put From a Buick 8 on the screen, as if I had been screaming for five years or more? Sound off in the comments below, and stay tuned.