Wes Anderson: Works like Roald Dahl’s should not be edited without the author
Wes Anderson has shared his views on the censorship of Roald Dahl’s works to remove material considered to be offensive.
The Hollywood director, 54, said he believes when a piece of work has been published it ought not to be edited, particularly if the author cannot modify it themselves after their death.
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