Screenwriters Scott Neustadter and Michael H. While the book details a hunt at Gus' home, Kaityln helping with the mystery and a resolution thanks to Van Houten's assistant, the movie lets Van Houten do a good deed. The primary way the movie streamlines the book's ending is Hazel's discovery of a eulogy written by Gus. After researching brain cancer patient Caroline online, Hazel decides, "To be with (Gus) was to hurt him - inevitably." The movie removes references to Caroline Mathers, the late ex-girlfriend of Gus. This is a significant change from the book, which features a bit of foreshadowing: Hazel picks up Gus at his house, and she hears him argue with his mother behind a closed door. In the film, Gus rides high in a limo when arriving at Hazel's house before they fly to Amsterdam to visit novelist Peter Van Houten.
One of their discarded headlines for the ad: "Lonely, Vaguely Pedophilic Swing Set Seeks the Butts of Children." The film shows Hazel and Augustus Waters (portrayed by Ansel Elgort) hanging out on a past-its-prime swing set in Hazel's backyard, but it skips the book's comedic passage in which they write a classified ad to give away the swing set. More importantly, Hazel's shopping partner in the novel, her friend Kaitlyn, doesn't appear in the movie. The location isn't labeled as Castleton Square, to match the book.
Near the beginning of the film, Indianapolis teenager Hazel Lancaster (portrayed by Shailene Woodley) is seen at a mall. Here are 10 ways the movie version of "The Fault in Our Stars" differs from the novel (beware of spoilers, if you haven't seen the film): At Monday's "The Fault in Our Stars" premiere, Boone said his version of "The Stand will be a three-hour film. He's working on a film adaptation of Stephen King's "The Stand" - which was abridged for an 8-hour ABC mini-series in 1994. It won't be the last time "TFIOS" director Josh Boone trims the length of a novel. The film adaptation of John Green's novel "The Fault in Our Stars" isn't a verbatim presentation of what happens in the book.Īs Green tweeted on Friday night, responding to concerns about parts left out, filmmakers "only had two hours!"
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