Hello I love the kisses of Dolores.

Oh, I love her I, I'm Dolores.

Hello everyone and welcome to the Stephen King's, One Man's Musings on the Works of Stephen King.

Each week I'll review one entry in the bibliography of Stephen King in the chronological order of publication,

and this week I'm reviewing the 1995 adaptation of Stephen King's 1993 novel by the same name,

the Kathy Bates starring mystery drama Dolores Claiborne.

And just a disclaimer for this particular episode,

this is the first Stephen Kingcast episode recorded outdoors.

I realized recently that I've been spending all of my time recording these episodes in the basement

and I live in New England, which has the seasons. It's currently summer. It's beautiful outside.

I have a nice big backyard with a picnic table. There's really no reason why I should not be

recording these outside if I have the

opportunity to do so. So if you hear any more or any different sort of background noise than usual,

it's because I am in the outdoors. So with Dolores Claiborne, I don't remember the movie a great deal.

I remember having seen it.

I remember being bored while watching it.

But then again, when it first came out, I was younger.

When it came to Stephen King, it wasn't necessarily that I was looking for the deep

introspective movies or the stories I wanted the supernatural thrill.

So, I mean, it's not as if Dolores Claiborne was being made for me at the time.

So I was excited to get back into it and watch it through a new lens and a new perspective

and really focus on what Kathy Bates was doing.

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