The story of a movie that almost died ... and then came back to life because of a sleeping giant.
On Sept. 16, 2010, Donald Miller announced on his blog that, after a year trying unsuccessfully to raise money for the movie adaptation of his bestselling book, Blue Like Jazz, he and the film’s co-creators, director Steve Taylor and cinematographer Ben Pearson, were putting the project on hold for the foreseeable future. “The book that swept the country will not sweep theaters,” Miller wrote. What happened next is a reminder that there is probably no such thing as a foreseeable future.
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