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She's met with representatives from Studio Ghibli but does not have any input or involvement in the production of the film.
She's quoted in this USENET posting as saying, \"It's fantastic. No, I have no input - I write books, not films. Yes it will be =different= from the book - in fact it's likely to be very different, but that's as it should be. It will still be a fantastic film.\"
The following comes from someone who attended a private screening of the film in Bristol:
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\nShe enjoyed it a great deal and she particularly recommends anyone who sees it to watch out for the falling stars, which she says are \"out of this world, literally and figuratively\". Although it doesn't follow the plot of the book exactly nor have quite the same characterisation, and includes things that are definitely not in the original text, she didn't come away feeling unhappy with what has been done with her work.
At the meal, she and Miyazaki talked with each other so much that the poor girl interpreting for them didn't get a bite to eat, and DWJ was quite worried for her (but she was able to hand over to another interpreter after a while and did get some food in the end). He seems to be a great fan of the Dalemark books in particular, and his understanding of them and his views about them impressed DWJ a lot. \n
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Pastiche. Purpose of? Miyazaki's movies as pastiche?
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