The next Philip K. Dick novel to make the jump to the big-screen will be “Flow My Tears, The Policeman Said.”
Published in 1974, “Policeman” is your typical, mind-bending, paranoia-infused PKD novel, focusing on a celebrity who wakes up after an assassination attempt to find no one has ever heard of him in a future dystopian world.
The movie would be the first from Halcyon Co. co-founders and co-chief executives Victor Kubicek and Derek Anderson, who picked up the rights to produce big-screen adaptations of PKD novels from the author’s estate. “Policeman” is reported to be the first of several PKD stories and novels that will be coming to a theater near you in the future.
Isa Dick Hackett and Laura Leslie, co-founders of Electric Shepherd Productions, the production arm of the Dick estate, will develop the work alongside Kubicek and Anderson. Dale Rosenbloom and John Alan Simon also will produce.
Bill says
I this audiobook. It was great until the incest. Then I quit listening.