Sometime before, during or after 2004’s “Manchurian Candidate” remake, Academy Award-winning director Jonathan Demme swore off making fiction. He’d always had a passion for documentaries and was damn good at them, too. His Talking Heads doc, “Stop Making Sense," is arguably the best concert film ever made. Demme had no plans to return to making stuff up.
Things changed after he read Jenny Lumet’s script about a recovering drug addict named Kym, who returns to her dysfunctional family during the weekend of her sister’s wedding. The resulting film was the withering, emotional tour de force, “Rachel Getting Married.” Fans of both that Anne Hathaway-starring film and earlier Demme movies like “The Silence of the Lambs” and “Philadelphia” could only hope that the director might once again invest himself in the world of fiction. Now, while promoting the DVD release of “Rachel," Demme revealed to MTV News that he has in fact optioned a work of fiction he plans to write and direct. Read More...

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