Challengers Writer Adapts Burroughs' Queer
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•'Challengers' screenwriter Justin Kuritzkes on his trippy, scary adaptation of 'Queer'
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Justin Kuritzkes adapted William S. Burroughs' " Queer " for director Luca Guadagnino .
He wrote Challengers (his first produced screenplay) on spec, with no idea who would make it.
Kuritzke : "You're writing [the movie] to will it into existence".
Kuritzkes: "I really wanted to make it possible for the two of them to communicate with each other" The film incorporates some elements from Burroughs ' life that aren't in the novel, like allusions to him shooting his wife Joan Vollmer in an attempted William Tell stunt.
"We were making a fictional movie about a character, and even though that character was an alter ego to some extent of the author," he said.
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