Snuff (Palahniuk novel) any of them suspect. A film version of the book is in production starring Tom Sizemore, to be written and directed by Golan Ramras and Fabien Martorell, and to be produced by Immortal Transmedia. Although many other Palahniuk films have been put in production, this one has seen more light than the others. If this film goes into production it would be the third book by Palahniuk to be made into a film after "Fight Club" and "Choke". At one point, both Daryl Hannah and Thora Birch were also attached to the project; later the claims were dismissed by Hannah
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