Stephen King’s Movie Poster # 3 Golden Years TV Mini Series Keith Szarabajka

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Golden Years (also referred as Stephen King’s Golden Years) is a Stephen King miniseries that aired in seven parts on CBS in 1991. King called Golden Years a “novel for television”; it originated as an idea for a novel that sat in King’s notebook for years. King “wrote the first five episodes and outlined the last two.” King credited Twin Peaks for making it possible for Golden Years to be produced: “Up until Twin Peaks came on, the only sort of continuing drama that TV understood was soap opera, Dallas, Knots Landing, that sort of thing. To some degree David Lynch gave them that. But he turned the whole idea of that continuing soap opera inside out like a sock. If you think of Twin Peaks as a man, it’s a man in delirium, a man spouting stream-of-consciousness stuff. Golden Years is like Twin Peaks without the delirium.” Stephen King’s television series about an aging janitor who, after accidentally being exposed to exotic chemicals in a lab explosion, starts an extraordinary change that the world of science has never seen or imagined. But hot on his trail is the government who will do anything to learn more about the process, no matter who has to die along the way.

Near mint condition.