1-18 Scale. Plymouth Fury Christine Hard Top. 1:18 scale diecast collectible movie model car. Made famous by John Carpenter's 1983 Horror Classic Christine. This Plymouth Fury is an 11.5"Lx 4.25"Wx 2.75"H die cast metal car. Called truly gripping and some of the best writing King has ever done the story of Christine is a twisted love triangle of sorts between two best friends and a possessive, increasingly jealous, attention-craving female named Christine---a '58 Plymouth Fury, one of the original muscle cars. This 1958 Plymouth Fury is manufactured by RC2 Brands. Individually packed in a window box. Box size: 13.75"Hx 6.3"Wx 5.25"H. 33853 in RED color with White top.
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Screenwriter Bill Phillips was hired to take a 471 page novel and turn it into a 150 to 200 page screenplay. A screenplay was written for the movie and presented to Stephen King, who gave his OK. Due to time and money constraints there were several changes made for the adaptation from paper to film. Here are some major changes made from the book to movie:
• Christine now became a two door Fury, like the factory car, with the exception of her color. There is no mention as to why she is “born” red, but the opening scene of her on the assembly line gives an indication she was a special order Fury.
• In the book, Christine's previous owner is Ronald LeBay, who sells the car to Arnie, and after his death we meet his brother George. In the movie, Ronald the owner had already passed away and it's George who sells the car to Arnie and later tells the car's history to Dennis.
• In the book Arnie unknowingly runs drugs for Darnell, which is why Christine kills him. In the movie, Arnie runs auto parts and Darnell is killed because he sees Christine in her "damaged state."
• In the book it is Ronald LeBay who possesses Christine and Arnie. In the movie, it is Christine who is born possessed on the assembly line.
• In the book, Arnie fights LeBay's evil spirit, which is inside him. While doing so, LeBay's evil spirit kills Arnie and his mother. In the movie, Christine accidentally kills Arnie as they are doing battle with Dennis and Leigh. (Arnie's mother does not die in the movie.)
• The book takes place in Pennsylvania while the movie takes place in California [where else? — ed.].
• The book has Dennis going for a ride with Arnie in Christine. During this ride Arnie starts to turn into LeBay, and Christine takes them back in time to 1958. In the movie, during this ride, neither happens.
• [Dave in Seattle added: Ronald LeBay was Roland in the book; and while Arnie was arrested running cigarettes in the book, this was changed to drugs in the movie. Christine kills Darnell to make the case against Arnie go away.]
