Nina Dobrev Candace as Candace. Julia Garner Susan as Susan. Tom Savini Mr. Callahan as Mr. Stephen Chbosky. Stephen Chbosky screenplay by based on his book. More like this. Watch options. Storyline Edit. Based on the novel written by Stephen Chbosky, this is about year-old Charlie Logan Lerman , an endearing and naive outsider, coping with first love Emma Watson , the suicide of his best friend, and his own mental illness while struggling to find a group of people with whom he belongs.
The introvert freshman is taken under the wings of two seniors, Sam and Patrick, who welcome him to the real world. We accept the love we think we deserve. Rated PG on appeal for mature thematic material, drug and alcohol use, sexual content including references, and a fight - all involving teens. Did you know Edit. Trivia In Entertainment Weekly, Emma Watson reported that she took the role because Stephen Chbosky told her that "Not only is this going to be one of the most important parts you play, you're also going to have the summer of your life and meet some of your best friends.
Goofs Mr. Anderson claims that it was Charles Dickens who left a character literally hanging by his fingers in a serialized story, thus contributing to the term "cliffhanger.
Quotes [last lines] Charlie : [voice-over] I don't know if I will have the time to write any more letters because I might be too busy trying to participate. Connections Featured in Chelsea Lately: Episode 6. User reviews Review. Top review. Saw this at TIFF Those expectations now are so very low, this movie is amazing.
It speaks on many different levels of being a teenager, dealing with death, loneliness, and how awkward it can be trying to fit in. I haven't seen a move like this in a very long time and was very refreshing. The highlight of the film for me at least from a acting stand point is Ezra Miller really funny, but very heartfelt at the same time.
Don't get me wrong the whole case is amazing Emma Watson was perfect for this after HP but Ezra really stands out. Stephen Chbosky really cared about this book, and it really shows in this film.
Him Directing and writing his own book was a amazing idea. It's going to get many comparisons to a John Hughes film, and rightfully so this movie is heart felt and just amazing.
I will definitely being seeing this film again. FAQ 8. The new book will be a horror novel, a clear departure from the classic young adult coming-of-age tale and its resulting movie adaptation that launched Chbosky to stardom. The critically acclaimed The Perks of Being a Wallflower touched the hearts of readers around the world, selling millions of copies before being transformed into a major motion picture starring Emma Watson and Logan Lerman. It follows a single mother named Kate, who flees an abusive relationship with her son, Christopher, at her side.
Together, they stumble upon the off-the-beaten-path community of Mill Grove, Pa. When he returns from the woods six days later, he carries a voice in his head that only he can hear, one that gives him a mission: Build a treehouse in the woods by Christmas—or else.
Well, what if you were a little 7-year-old kid now? With a single mom. The Perks of Being a Wallflower is a modern-day cult novel that contains many references to other cult classics in popular culture. Growing up, Chbosky was greatly influenced by The Catcher in the Rye , the book that has a major impact on Charlie as well. Indeed, Charlie himself is in many ways a modern-day Holden Caulfield, since he is a smart but troubled kid who is trying to come to terms with the trauma of having loved ones suddenly die.
When Chbosky was a senior in high school, he wrote an anonymous letter to Stewart Stern, the screenwriter of Rebel Without a Cause. Stern soon found Chbosky and became a mentor figure to him. Rebel Without a Cause , like The Catcher in the Rye , also features an iconic, rebellious, young hero.
Chbosky has said in interviews that the image of a kid standing in a car while driving through a tunnel was what first prompted him to write The Perks of Being a Wallflower. The novel does indeed contain this image, as well as many other vivid and lyric passages, but the book also deals with much more serious subject topics, such as homosexuality, drug use, abortion, suicide, and sexual abuse.
Many schools have taken the book off their shelves throughout the years.
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