![]() The adaptation of “White Oleander” author’s 2006 story - about a survivor of the Los Angeles punk scene of the ‘80s (a role that would presumably be a nice fit for the former "Joan of Arcadia") who has more trouble escaping the suicide of her boyfriend, though she begins a touch-and-go relationship with his mother - would be Tamblyn’s first stab at a screenplay, though it’s hardly her first work as a writer. What I glimpsed was a promising three-hander from director Gabriel Cowan and I’ll save a full set report to closer to the film’s release, but I couldn’t leave without asking Tamblyn about something she teased when she left her recent stint on the TV series “House,” telling TVLine she was “taking a little break and adapting a book that I worked three years trying to buy the rights to.”īefore I even finished asking what book it was, Tamblyn exclaimed, “It’s Janet Fitch’s last novel “Paint it Black.” I wrote the script and it’s in development right now.” ![]() ![]() I spent the morning on the set of “3 Nights in the Desert,” a drama starring Amber Tamblyn, Wes Bentley and “Boardwalk Empire” star Vincent Piazza as former bandmates who reunite for an uncomfortable extended weekend on the occasion of their coincidentally close 30 th birthdays. ![]()
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