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Spike Jonze on his adaptation of Where The Wild Things Are; Frank Cottrell-Boyce discusses the curse of The Queen Of Spades.

Spike Jonze reveals why he made significant changes to Maurice Sendak's beloved children's book Where The Wild Things Are.

Martin Scorsese, Professor Jeffrey Richards and writer Frank Cottrell-Boyce wax lyrical about Thorold Dickinson's neglected classic The Queen Of Spades.

Andrew Collins on The Way Of The Jarmusch.

Professor Ian Christie discusses the work of production designer John Box, who turned North Wales into China for The Inn Of The Sixth Happiness.

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  • SPIKE JONZE

    Spike Jonze reveals why he made significant changes to Maurice Sendak's beloved children's book Where The Wild Things Are.

    Duration: 06:45

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  • Fri 11 Dec 200916:30
    BBC Radio 4

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