The Coma Conspiracy website and social networking accounts on one end and the Jefferson Institute presence at Comic-Con on the other.

Alternate Reality Game: For the miniseries.

His actions make sense for either interpretation, until the end of the movie when we find out he really didn't know, which is good because someone needed to save Susan's life at that point.

Ambiguously Evil: The movie has some fun making it ambiguous whether Mark genuinely doesn't believe in the conspiracy or if he's actually in on it.

Not to be confused with the Iranian film Komaa. Also, the Boston Memorial Hospital is changed to the Peachtree Memorial Hospital, accommodating a change in setting from Boston to Atlanta. Susan, once again portrayed as a medical student, is played by Lauren Ambrose while Steven Pasquale plays Mark. The film also features a score by Jerry Goldsmith.Ī Mini Series version by Ridley Scott and Tony Scott aired on A&E in 2012. Ed Harris and Tom Selleck have early roles as a resident and a patient, respectively.

It stars Geneviève Bujold as Susan (who's changed from a medical student to a full M.D.) and Michael Douglas as her doctor boyfriend Mark, along with Elizabeth Ashley, Rip Torn, and Richard Widmark. The Film of the Book was released in 1978, written and directed by Michael Crichton.

Susan investigates, eventually unearthing an Organ Theft conspiracy. Young, healthy patients are coming in for routine operations and leaving in permanent comas. In the novel, Susan Wheeler is a medical student working at the Boston Memorial Hospital. A 1976 medical Conspiracy Thriller novel by Robin Cook.

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