Kate Bosworth On Making Jack Kerouac's 'Big Sur' Giant Screen Friendly

Billy Burke fans be aware: there's another Jack Kerouac project within the works. Stewart and crew take the author's novel "On The HighwayInch towards the giant screen, while Kate Bosworth along with a less tween-friendly cast 're going deep in to the Kerouac catalogue for his or her film, an adaptation of his story, "Large Sur." Likely to be launched the coming year, the film involves the author's time spent at his cabin in Large Sur before his dying. Additionally to Bosworth, additionally, it stars Josh Lucas, Anthony Edwards and Balthazar Getty, to title a couple of. When MTV News swept up with Kate at her New york city premiere for "Hay Dogs," she described why she am attracted towards the project. "Well I am talking about I really like Kerouac," she stated. "'Big Sur' is fascinating. It's not the same as his other material. It is a animal that book and also the film felt just like a animal to tackle." The task takes such weighty problems that the storyline takes up and which makes them palpable for moviegoers. "It's his last novel, so he was quite literally killing themself at that time of his existence consuming themself to dying," she stated from the Michael Polish-directed flick. "Therefore it is a merchant account of the guy losing his mind and the soul within the forest and recording it, writing it lower. And just how would you keep that interesting for any viewing audience? Well that's as much as the director, who's brilliant, and that i love every second on that movie." Inform us that which you think about this news within the comments section as well as on Twitter!