Daily Dialogue — November 30, 2012

“Where’s my baby?”

— Rosemary’s Baby (1968), screenplay by Roman Polanski, novel by Ira Levin

The Daily Dialogue theme for the week is giving birth, suggested by blknwite.

Trivia: Ira Levin felt Rosemary’s Baby is “the single most faithful adaptation of a novel ever to come out of Hollywood.” William Castle speculated the reasons for this were because it was the first time Roman Polanski had ever adapted another writer’s work. Unaware he had the freedom to improvise on the book.

Dialogue On Dialogue: What a heart-rending question that frames the rest of the movie.

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