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Stephen King gives students movie rights to Stationary Bike for $1

Updated on: Oct 25, 2018, 11:58:38 IST
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Stephen King sold movie rights to a short story, Stationary Bike for $1. (AP)
Stephen King sold movie rights to a short story, Stationary Bike for $1. (AP)
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The Blaenau Gwent Film Academy students have struck a deal with author Stephen King to make a film out of a short story written by King called Stationary Bike. The deal cost the students $1.

Horror writer Stephen King is giving a deal to student filmmakers at the Blaenau Gwent Film Academy in Wales.

King sold them the movie rights to a short story, Stationary Bike for $1.

The story is about a man who begins using a stationary bike after his doctor tells him to lose weight because of high cholesterol. He gets in shape but begins “having strange thoughts” about being followed on his daily rides.

Marsha DeFilippo, King’s assistant, said the author has a program in which students receive permission to make a non-commercial film.

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