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* Creator/JuddWinick, who wrote the original comic version of ''WesternAnimation/BatmanUnderTheRedHood'', prefers the animated version he wrote. The primary reasons are due to AdaptationDistillation and patching up some of the odds and ends.
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* Creator/JuddWinick, who wrote ''ComicBook/BatmanUnderTheHood'', the original comic version of ''WesternAnimation/BatmanUnderTheRedHood'', prefers the animated version he wrote. The primary reasons are due to AdaptationDistillation and patching up some of the odds and ends.
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* Despite the critical backlash and poor reception from hardcore fans of Creator/FrankHerbert's ''Literature/{{Dune}}'', Frank Herbert spoke very positively of [[Film/{{Dune|1984}} David Lynch's 1984 film adaptation]]. He also liked the idea of there being different stages of Spacing Guild navigators, the one appearing in the film being identified as a Third Stage Guild Navigator. He would incorporate this concept into his later ''Dune'' books. Herbert even admitted that his own script for a ''Dune'' movie was horrible.
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* Despite the critical backlash and poor reception from hardcore fans of Creator/FrankHerbert's ''Literature/{{Dune}}'', Frank Herbert spoke very positively of [[Film/{{Dune|1984}} David Lynch's 1984 film adaptation]]. He also liked the idea of there being different stages of Spacing Guild navigators, the one appearing in the film being identified as a Third Stage Guild Navigator. He would incorporate this concept into his later ''Dune'' books. Herbert even admitted that his own script for a ''Dune'' movie was horrible.horrible.
* ''Film/BeingThere'': Jerzy Kosinski wrote Chance the Gardener as a denunciation of style over substance and as the kind of person TV was turning us into. Creator/PeterSellers saw Chance as the meek inheriting the Earth and played him as such. Kosinski admitted that Sellars saw Chance in a way he never did.
* ''Film/BeingThere'': Jerzy Kosinski wrote Chance the Gardener as a denunciation of style over substance and as the kind of person TV was turning us into. Creator/PeterSellers saw Chance as the meek inheriting the Earth and played him as such. Kosinski admitted that Sellars saw Chance in a way he never did.
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* ''Film/BeingThere'': Jerzy Kosinski wrote Chance the Gardener as a denunciation of style over substance and as the kind of person TV was turning us into. Creator/PeterSellers saw Chance as the meek inheriting the Earth and played him as such. Kosinski admitted that Sellars saw Chance in a way he never did.
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* ''Film/BeingThere'': Jerzy Kosinski wrote Chance Creator/HenryDeVereStacpoole praised the Gardener as a denunciation [[MissingEpisode now-lost]] 1923 movie version of style over substance ''Literature/TheBlueLagoon'', by calling it a "splendid film and as the kind a happy realisation" of person TV was turning us into. Creator/PeterSellers saw Chance as the meek inheriting the Earth and played him as such. Kosinski admitted that Sellars saw Chance in a way he never did. his novel.
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* Yasuhiro Nightow has nothing but praise for the animated version of ''Manga/{{Trigun}}''. After the anime ended, he started having anime-only characters cameo in the manga, and cribbed the anime's climax to use in his story several years later.
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* Yasuhiro Nightow has nothing but praise for the 1998 animated version of ''Manga/{{Trigun}}''. After the anime ended, he started having anime-only characters cameo in the manga, and cribbed the anime's climax to use in his story several years later.
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** Allegedly Yasuhiro Nightow told Creator/JohnnyYongBosch that his performance as Vash the Stampede in the English dub of ''Manga/{{Trigun}}'' was his favorite, and that it was exactly the kind of voice he had in mind when he created the character.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheBFG'': Creator/RoaldDahl reportedly stood up and clapped at the end when he first saw it.
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* Satori Tanabata admitted in an afterword that he preferred the manga adaptation of ''Literature/VillainessLevel99'' compared to the original web novel, especially because of the way that it handled Yumelia's wariness of Dolkness.
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* Satori Tanabata admitted in an afterword that he preferred the manga adaptation of ''Literature/VillainessLevel99'' compared to the original web novel, especially because of the way that it handled Yumelia's Alicia Ehnleit's wariness of Dolkness.Yumiella.
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* Satori Tanabata admitted in an afterword that he preferred the manga adaptation of ''Literature/VillainessLevel99'' compared to the original web novel, especially because of the way that it handled Yumelia's wariness of Dolkness.
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* ''Film/BeingThere'': Jerzy Kosinski wrote Chance the Gardener as a denunciation of style over substance and as the kind of person TV was turning us into. Creator/PeterSellers saw Chance as the meek inheriting the Earth and played him as such. Kosinski admitted that Sellars saw Chance in a way he never did.
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* Uwade Akhere posted a cover of Music/FleetFoxes' "Mykonos"[[https://www.instagram.com/reel/B0ENRU-lk_Y on her Instagram]], which got a glowing comment from lead singer Robin Pecknold, who would even go on to [[PromotedFangirl enlist her for their next album]] ''Shore'':
-->'''robinpecknold''': I wrote this song and your version is better! Such a beautiful voice !
-->'''robinpecknold''': I wrote this song and your version is better! Such a beautiful voice !
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* Creator/LeoTolstoy consistently praised the work of Aylmer and Louise Maude in translation, even stepping in to assist them at times. He even said of the Maudes: "Better translators, both for knowledge of the two languages and for penetration into the very meaning of the matter translated, could not be invented."
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* Creator/LeoTolstoy consistently praised the work of Aylmer and Louise Maude in translation, even stepping as they translated his works and occasionally stepped in to assist them at times.them. He even said of the Maudes: "Better translators, both for knowledge of the two languages and for penetration into the very meaning of the matter translated, could not be invented."
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* ''VideoGame/TurtleHead'': Pikasprey has outright stated that the FanRemake ''Unmasked'' is better than the original in every respect after playing through all of it, as it expands on the plot significantly, gives the originally flat cast of characters more personality, and adds much more content.
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* Author Dodie Smith loved Disney’s ''Film/{{101Dalmatians}}'', saying that it was a great improvement from her original 1956 novel.
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* Author Dodie Smith loved Disney’s ''Film/{{101Dalmatians}}'', ''WesternAnimation/OneHundredAndOneDalmatians'', saying that it was a great improvement from her original 1956 novel.
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* Author Dodie Smith loved Disney’s ''Film/{101Dalmatians}'', saying that it was a great improvement from her original 1956 novel.
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* Author Dodie Smith loved Disney’s ''Film/{101Dalmatians}'', ''Film/{{101Dalmatians}}'', saying that it was a great improvement from her original 1956 novel.
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* Author Dodie Smith loved Disney’s ''Film/101 Dalmatians'', saying that it was a great improvement from her original 1956 novel.
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* Author Dodie Smith loved Disney’s ''Film/101 Dalmatians'', ''Film/{101Dalmatians}'', saying that it was a great improvement from her original 1956 novel.
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* Author Dodie Smith loved Disney’s ''Film/101Dalmatians'', saying that it was a great improvement from her original 1956 novel.
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* Author Dodie Smith loved Disney’s ''Film/101Dalmatians'', ''Film/101 Dalmatians'', saying that it was a great improvement from her original 1956 novel.
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* Author Dodie Smith loved Disney’s ''Film/OneHundredandOneDalmatians'', saying that it was a great improvement from her original 1956 novel.
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* Author Dodie Smith loved Disney’s ''Film/OneHundredandOneDalmatians'', ''Film/101Dalmatians'', saying that it was a great improvement from her original 1956 novel.
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