The Age
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·1 day ago
Booker Prize winner accused of copying classic Stanley Kubrick film
David Szalay, the Booker Prize-winning author of Flesh, faced accusations of copying Stanley Kubrick's film Barry Lyndon. Critics highlighted the striking similarities in plot, including themes of wealth and loss, prompting questions about Szalay's acknowledgements. Despite the controversy, Szalay plans to downplay the connection in an upcoming BBC interview, stating Kubrick was not at the forefront.
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