For example, I know it's plot-critical that Hazel and Gus don't know one another until they meet in the support group, but since Gus has a fairly common form of pediatric cancer (osteogenic sarcoma) and Hazel has a relatively rare and serious form (pediatric thyroid cancer with pulmonary metastases), why is Gus the one being treated at Memorial, "the big research powerhouse," and Hazel at the local children's general hospital? Hospital assignments may be the way they are instead of reversed because Gus was in high school when he was diagnosed, while Hazel was in middle school.or else Hazel's pre-cancer parents, now overprotective, once felt adversity-averse enough to enroll in an HMO. Surprisingly, the theme from the book is kept the same throughout the movie, and many of the scenes have been filmed true to the book, a relief for all hardcore fans who would to see their favorite book disagree with the original story.While I generally liked the pencil-sketched characters of Gus and Hazel in "The Fault in Our Stars," some character and plot details really didn't work for me.
Josh Boone directed the movie, and Scott Neustadter wrote the screenplay. Their friendship quickly evolves, and the two basically become inseparable. The plot centers on the tragic love story of two teenagers who were both diagnosed with cancer and meet while participating in a local Support Group. Also, Green himself has a cameo in the movie. The two have previously co-starred in the movie Divergent.
The starring characters are Hazel Grace Lancaster and Augustus Waters, who will be played by Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort respectively. The Fault in Our Stars movie, based on one of The New York Times’ best-selling novel The Fault in Our Stars written by John Green, is set to come out in 2014, the specific date yet to be released.
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