Labor Day event: TV’s ‘Coma,’ based on novel by Robin Cook ’62
Aug. 30, 2012 by Wesleyan Alumni Community
Reblogged from: Wesconnect News. (Go to the original post…)
The Huffington Post offers a preview of Coma, a new two-night four-hour movie on A&E Sept. 3 and Sept. 4, based on the scary best-selling medical thriller by Robin Cook ’62.
“A&E’s Coma (Mon., Sept. 3 and Tues., Sept. 4 at 9 p.m. ET) is a modern-day retelling of Robin Cook’s bestselling novel, a true thriller that fans might also remember from Michael Crichton’s 1978 film starring Michael Douglas.
“This two-night, four-hour TV movie follows Susan Wheeler (Six Feet Under alum Lauren Ambrose in yet another role that finds her surrounded by lifeless bodies). She’s a med student who begins to realize that something’s very wrong at her hospital when otherwise healthy surgical patients start slipping into comas at an alarming rate.”
Image: Via Robin Cook.
Friendly URL: wesconnect.wesleyan.edu/news-20120830-robin-cook
Related links
- ‘Coma’ reawakens in new A&E miniseries – USA Today
- Seitz: A&E’s Coma is an exuberantly batty horror miniseries – Vulture
- San Antonio Current review
- Washington Post review
- Robin Cook ’62: Q&A on how and why he writes – Wesconnect
- Thrillers by Cook ’62 explain medical issues in an entertaining way – WesLive
- 2012 James L. McConaughy Award Recipient – Wesconnect
- Robin Cook’s website

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