Rabbits Beware! Fatal Attraction Hits the West End???
Date: 10 May 2010

If you have a pet rabbit, cover its eyes now. According to weekend newspaper reports, the 1987 thriller Fatal Attraction is being adapted for the West End stage by James Dearden, writer of the original screenplay. According to The Times, the stage version will be set in the present day, with plans for the Glenn Close character to live at the end (though no such luck for the rabbit - the notorious 'bunny boiler' scene will be kept). Produced by Robert Fox, the show could be on stage by the end of the year.


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