The two novels feature interlocking cover art in their first-edition printings, and share several major characters under very different circumstances. King does a lot with this theme, and his novel is a. Published simultaneously with King's novel Desperation, The Regulators was one of the final novels released under King's "Richard Bachman" pen name, and served as Desperation's companion. The Regulators is a novel about television and the power TV holds in the lives of everyday Americans. There is probably a total of two pages in Desperation which occurred in Regulators. Desperation is slower, with fewer characters (all who appear in Regulators) so it’s easier to follow. “I’m delighted that the excitement of The Regulators is coming to the screen,” King said in a statement to Deadline. The Regulators is very fast paced in the beginning with a lot of characters being introduced at once. There's no word yet on casting or distribution for the project, but this is the first step in a major journey for one of King's few remaining unadapted novels. ago You might have bucked the trend and read them in the right order. Now, yet another one of these un-adapted King gems is set to get the screen treatment.ĭeadline reports that management firm Bohemia Group ( The Last Deal, A Dark Place) has optioned the right to King's 1996 novel The Regulators, with writer George Cowan on board with a script that King himself has reportedly approved. The Regulators definitely knocked me on my ass immediately and kept me there, Desperation felt more like a real slow burn leading up to Johnny’s Do you know how cruel your god can be Speech. Believe it or not, there are still some published Stephen King novels that haven't made it to the screen, despite dozens of adaptations of the author's work over the past six decades.
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