Funny about the Clean Slate connection, though. Good title, I
guess.
Karin At 09:48 AM 11/08/2006 -0400, Mark Sullivan
wrote:
>Karin wrote:
>
>"In the archives, Rene Ribic praised Kubrick's The
Killing, based on a
>novel by Lionel White called Clean Slate, adapted for
the screen with
>the help of Jim Thompson. Seems kind of circular. Was
White's Clean
>Slate inspired by Pop. 1280?"
>
>Clean Slate is a caper novel about robbing a race
track. All of these
>characters are career criminals. It really has
nothing in common with
>Pop. 1280. Good book and good movie,
though.
>
>Speaking of Thompson's novel, a sign outside the town
in James Sallis's
>Cripple Creek states, "Pop, 1280." I kept waiting for
the sheriff to
>turn into a whacko.
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