Ryan Tubridy

She just said, I think you might be right.

I think we have to go left at this road.

yeah, but she's wrong, so let's burn the witch.

And the othering of women by witching them up is, I just find it intriguing.

And the crucible, of course, leads to that, with that whole idea of she's a witch and she's a witch, and then that, well, that was about McCarthyism, wasn't it?

But that's,

I haven't seen The Crucible as a play.

It's coming to the Gaiety Theatre in Dublin.

And I think I want to go and see that.

So that's nice.

I've got The To Kill a Mockingbird and The Board Gosh and Crucible.

And there's two of my favorites.

Actually, as we're talking about books that are made into great films, don't forget, a few people have said Gregory Peck as Atticus Finch in To Kill a Mockingbird is a thing of greatness.

Beauty.

Okay, where are we going?

We are talking, James says, talking all things books into TV, movies, adaptations.

Have you dipped your toe into graphic novels?

Filmmakers are turning to a lot of these unique writers for new, diverse stories.

Brilliant message.

I love graphic novels.