(courtesy of Birdbath) Enjoy this month in France!
Tell No One, 2006
Tell No One was my first Harlen Coben book and after I devoured it I went out and read everything he’d written. As much as I love some of his others, this still remains my favorite and I recommend it often. I was thrilled to learn that it had been made into a movie, even willing to embrace the fact that it would be a French movie with subtitles. Subtitles and I have a rocky relationship. I saw it at the theater when it came out and watched it again this week with my mom. I liked it better the second time because I followed all the characters a little better.
How does a New York story transfer to Paris? Very well. It is different, but the idea is the same. A doctor is contacted by his dead wife eight years after her murder, only the police and paid killers are after him too. I thought this fast paced movie was great. For all Harlan Coben fans, he has a cameo, pay attention or you’ll miss it.
This has nothing to do with the movie but I loved this window we found in Bordeaux country.
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Interesting that they made a French movie out of it. I don’t do well with subtitles either.
I don’t love subtitles, but this one wasn’t too confusing.
I enjoyed watching the movie with you. It was action packed. Harlan is my favorite author. Thanks for introducing me:)
Awesome! I love subtitles for some reason. Makes the film more of an experience for me. I’ll have to check out both book and movie. Beautiful window shot, by the way!
If you love subtitles then give this one a try. I think you’ll like it.
I did not know the book was made into a movie. Love COben’s books.
You’ll have to see it, just to see Harlan’s cameo if nothing else!
I can see myself looking out that window into the valley…gorgeous!
As I looked through the photos I had taken I realized that I had quite a few window shots. You’ll see more 🙂
I’ve read many Coben books, but not this one. I have it, though. This post is encouraging to read it sooner rather than later.
Oh, I can’t wait to see what you think. I think it was his first big break into the mainstream.
love that photo!!!
Interesting and gorgeous photo.
I like foreign films, but it’s a lot harder for me to knit and watch subtitles at the same time.