Seattle Times: ‘The Glass Castle’ review: Cracks show from book to big screen
“The Glass Castle” is a far better book than movie. While this is not surprising on its face, since books are often more complex, moving and involving than their screen adaptations, it is astonishing ...
Jeannette Walls’ memoir “The Glass Castle,” which spent seven years on the best-seller list, is no fairy tale: It’s a poignant story of growing up in a deeply dysfunctional family, headed by parents ...
TheWrap: ‘The Glass Castle’ Review: Brie Larson Endures Tough Childhood, Toothless Script
Based on the eye-opening memoir of the same name, “The Glass Castle” chronicles the lives of the Walls family, consisting of four children and a father and mother with decidedly unorthodox parenting ...
Back in 2005, Jeannette Walls' best-selling memoir The Glass Castle wowed critics and readers with its unbelievable rags-to-riches story. It's no surprise Hollywood wanted to adapt it, as writing ...
Dallas Morning News: Jeannette Walls' classic memoir 'The Glass Castle' coming to the big screen
Jeannette Walls was doing a reading in Dallas shortly after the publication of her 2005 memoir The Glass Castle. She spotted a woman in line, dressed to the nines, with big Dallas hair and big jewels.
Jeannette Walls' classic memoir 'The Glass Castle' coming to the big screen
Bustle: Jeannette Walls Hopes "Glass Castle" Inspires Other To Share Their Stories
In one of the first scenes of The Glass Castle, Rex Walls, played by Woody Harrelson, forcibly throws his daughter, who can't swim, into the deep end of a pool. On purpose. Not once. Not twice. But ...