We’ve always loved Kurt Vonnegut as an author. He has written some wonderful books. A few have been made into films:
There’s “Mother Night” with Nick Nolte and Sheryl Lee.
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“Breakfast Of Champions” with Bruce Willis.
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“Happy Birthday Wanda June” with Rod Steiger.
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And perhaps Vonnegut’s best known work, “Slaughterhouse Five” with Valerie Perrine.
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They are all rather flawed but worth a watch, though very hard to find on home media and never shown on tv.