‘The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck’ Author Mark Manson Gave a F*ck About Being in a Movie
thewrap.comdoes give a f–k about what people think.“Seeing myself on screen really dredged up a lot,” Manson told TheWrap. “”It’s funny when you write a book, you get insecure but you get insecure about ideas.
When I put out a book, I’m more worried about ‘Does this story make sense? Is my logic solid? Am I referencing the right study?’ Those are the things that I get anxious about.”“With the film, it’s so much more of an instinctual ‘Oh my God, I hope people like me’ type of insecurity, which I have not felt to this extent since I was like a teenager probably.
It’s been interesting to have to confront that again, but I mean, I’ll be fine,” he explained.Abramorama released “The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck” in select theaters Jan.
4 before it became available for digital download Jan. 10 via the Universal Pictures Content Group. Directed by Nathan Price and produced by Matthew Metcalfe, the film adapts Manson’s book documentary style, weaving together elements of Manson’s life story with pieces of wisdom he has developed and collected from philosophers and life experience.
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