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* NamesTheSame: Kids growing up in the 2000s who were [[Main/SchoolStudyMedia required to read this novel]] couldn't help but think of [[Music/TheJonasBrothers a certain band of brothers]] when they read the main character's name.
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* NamesTheSame: Kids growing up in the 2000s who were [[Main/SchoolStudyMedia [[SchoolStudyMedia required to read this novel]] couldn't help but think of [[Music/TheJonasBrothers a certain band of brothers]] when they read the main character's name.name.
* ReferencedBy: In ''Literature/DogsDontTalk'', Emily wonders why so many writers today write about dystopias, and lists ''The Giver'' as an example.
* ReferencedBy: In ''Literature/DogsDontTalk'', Emily wonders why so many writers today write about dystopias, and lists ''The Giver'' as an example.
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* DawsonCasting: The film has 24-year-old Brenton Thwaites as [[AgeLift 18]]-year-old Jonas. Meanwhile, 18-year-old Rosemary is played by the then 25-year-old Music/TaylorSwift.
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* DawsonCasting: The film has 24-year-old Brenton Thwaites as [[AgeLift 18]]-year-old Jonas. Meanwhile, 18-year-old Rosemary is played by (at the then time) 25-year-old Music/TaylorSwift.
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* DawsonCasting: The film has 24-year-old Brenton Thwaites as [[AgeLift 18]]-year-old Jonas.
* DyeingForYourArt: Music/TaylorSwift dyed her famous blonde tresses dark for her role as Rosemary.
* DyeingForYourArt: Music/TaylorSwift dyed her famous blonde tresses dark for her role as Rosemary.
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* DawsonCasting: The film has 24-year-old Brenton Thwaites as [[AgeLift 18]]-year-old Jonas.
Jonas. Meanwhile, 18-year-old Rosemary is played by the then 25-year-old Music/TaylorSwift.
* DyeingForYourArt:Music/TaylorSwift Taylor Swift dyed her famous blonde tresses dark for her role as Rosemary.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: When Jeff Bridges first bought the film rights to the book (shortly after its publication in the early 90s), he did so with the intention that his father, veteran actor Creator/LloydBridges, would play the Giver. But the film remained stuck in DevelopmentHell for over a decade and the elder Bridges died before those plans could ever come to fruition.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: When Jeff Bridges Creator/JeffBridges first bought the film rights to the book (shortly after its publication in the early 90s), he did so with the intention that his father, veteran actor Creator/LloydBridges, would play the Giver. But the film remained stuck in DevelopmentHell for over a decade and the elder Bridges died before those plans could ever come to fruition.
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* When Jeff Bridges first bought the film rights to the book (shortly after its publication in the early 90s), he did so with the intention that his father, veteran actor Creator/LloydBridges, would play the Giver. But the film remained stuck in DevelopmentHell for over a decade and the elder Bridges died before those plans could ever come to fruition.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: When Jeff Bridges first bought the film rights to the book (shortly after its publication in the early 90s), he did so with the intention that his father, veteran actor Creator/LloydBridges, would play the Giver. But the film remained stuck in DevelopmentHell for over a decade and the elder Bridges died before those plans could ever come to fruition.
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* When Jeff Bridges first bought the film rights to the book (shortly after its publication in the early 90s), he did so with the intention that his father, veteran actor Creator/LloydBridges, would play the Giver. But the film remained stuck in DevelopmentHell for over a decade and the elder Bridges died before those plans could come to fruition.
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* When Jeff Bridges first bought the film rights to the book (shortly after its publication in the early 90s), he did so with the intention that his father, veteran actor Creator/LloydBridges, would play the Giver. But the film remained stuck in DevelopmentHell for over a decade and the elder Bridges died before those plans could ever come to fruition.
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* When Jeff Bridges first bought the film rights to the book (shortly after its publication in the early 90s), he did so with the intention that his father, veteran actor Creator/LloydBridges, would play the Giver. But the film remained stuck in DevelopmentHell for over a decade and the elder Bridges died before those plans could come to fruition.
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** Not too much of a stretch considering he's mentioned in the Sequel ''Literature/GatheringBlue'' and plays a key character in the 3rd book, ''Messenger''.
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** Not too much of a stretch considering he's mentioned in the Sequel ''Literature/GatheringBlue'' and plays a key character in the 3rd book, ''Messenger''.
''Messenger''. ''Son'' outright confirms that [[spoiler:Jonas lived, and so did Gabriel]].
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* FollowTheLeader: The film is one of the many film adaptations of YoungAdult books with dystopian settings, spawned from the success of ''Film/TheHungerGames''.
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* FollowTheLeader: The film is one of the many film adaptations of YoungAdult books with dystopian settings, spawned from the success of ''Film/TheHungerGames''.''Film/TheHungerGames'', though the The Giver pre-dates the former.
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* NamesTheSame: Kids growing up in the 2000s who were [[Main/SchoolStudyMedia required to read this novel]] couldn't help but think of [[Music/TheJonasBrothers a certain band of brothers]] when they read the main character's name.
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** Not too much of a stretch considering he's mentioned in the Sequel ''Literature/GatheringBlue'' and plays a key character in the 3rd book, ''Messenger Messenger''.
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** Not too much of a stretch considering he's mentioned in the Sequel ''Literature/GatheringBlue'' and plays a key character in the 3rd book, ''Messenger Messenger''.
''Messenger''.
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** Not too much of a stretch considering he's mentioned in the Sequel {{Gathering Blue}} and plays a key character in the 3rd book, ''Messenger Messenger''.
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** Not too much of a stretch considering he's mentioned in the Sequel {{Gathering Blue}} ''Literature/GatheringBlue'' and plays a key character in the 3rd book, ''Messenger Messenger''.
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* DawsonCasting: The film has 24-year-old Brenton Thwaites as [[AgeLift 16]]-year-old Jonas.
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** Not too much of a stretch considering he's mentioned in the Sequel {{Gathering Blue}} and plays a key character in the 3rd book, ''Literature/MessengerMessenger''.
''Messenger Messenger''.
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** Not too much of a stretch considering he's mentioned in the Sequel {{Gathering Blue}} and plays a key character in the 3rd book, ''[[Literature/MessengerMessenger]]''.
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** Not too much of a stretch considering he's mentioned in the Sequel {{Gathering Blue}} and plays a key character in the 3rd book, ''[[Literature/MessengerMessenger]]''.
''Literature/MessengerMessenger''.
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** Not too much of a stretch considering he's mentioned in the Sequel {{Gathering Blue}} and plays a key character in the 3rd book, [[Literature/Messenger Messenger]].
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** Not too much of a stretch considering he's mentioned in the Sequel {{Gathering Blue}} and plays a key character in the 3rd book, [[Literature/Messenger Messenger]].
''[[Literature/MessengerMessenger]]''.
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* DyeingForYourArt: Music/TaylorSwift dyed her famous blonde tresses dark for her role as Rosemary.Rosemary.
* FollowTheLeader: The film is one of the many film adaptations of YoungAdult books with dystopian settings, spawned from the success of ''Film/TheHungerGames''.
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* FollowTheLeader: The film is one of the many film adaptations of YoungAdult books with dystopian settings, spawned from the success of ''Film/TheHungerGames''.
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* WordOfGod: For a while, Lois Lowry refused to explain the GainaxEnding, which could be interpreted as either the main character's [[spoiler:triumphant escape from his dystopian society or a DyingDream as he froze to death]]. However, after asking if anyone had any questions at the author [=Q&A=] of the 2009 National Book Festival in Washington, DC, Lowry added, [[spoiler:"Jonas is alive, by the way. You don't have to ask that one."]]
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* TropeNamer: ReleasedToElsewhere
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* CreatorBreakdown: When originally envisioning the plot of ''Son'', Lois Lowry's original plans [[WhatCouldHaveBeen was to focus on Gabe's search for his mother.]] This changed however when the more she wrote, the more she began to empathize with Gabe's mother, due to her own feelings of missing her deceased son. Gabe's mother Claire ended up becoming the primary view point character.
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* AgeLift: The film makes Jonas and his friends sixteen when they were 11 going on 12 in the book.
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* CreatorBreakdown: When originally evisioning envisioning the plot of ''Son'', Lois Lowry's original plans [[WhatCouldHaveBeen was to focus on Gabe's search for his mother.]] This change changed however when the more she wrote, the more she began to emulate empathize with Gabe's mother mother, due to her own feelings of missing her deceased son. Gabe's mother Clare Claire ended up becoming the primary view point character.
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* DawsonCasting: The film has 24-year-old Brenton Thwaites as [[AgeLift 16]]-year-old Jonas.
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*AgeLift: The film makes Jonas sixteen. In the book Jonas was 11 going on 12.
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DawsonCasting: Eleven-year-old Jonas will be played in the movie by 24-year-old Brenton Thwaites.
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character.
* DawsonCasting: Eleven-year-old Jonas will be played in the movie by 24-year-old Brenton Thwaites.
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DawsonCasting: Eleven-year-old Jonas will be played in the movie by 24-year-old Brenton Thwaites.
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