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Author Stephen King has identified Mike Flanagan as the filmmaker who best adapts his literary works. Despite having his novels brought to the screen by renowned directors like Stanley Kubrick, Brian De Palma, and Frank Darabont, King expressed this preference following his viewing of a new version of Carrie directed by Flanagan.

The professional relationship between the two began in 2017 with the release of Gerald's Game. Since that initial project, they have collaborated multiple times to translate King's stories into film and television, with the author noting that Flanagan captures the vision he appreciates most.

King's endorsement is notable given his history with other acclaimed directors, particularly Frank Darabont. The author has publicly suggested that if audiences respond well to their current work, there is potential for future, special projects between them.

While future plans remain unconfirmed, speculation points toward a potential adaptation of The Dark Tower. Both parties appear to have this project in mind as a significant goal for their ongoing creative partnership.

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