Sony Pictures Classics approached Kaufman and Spike Jonze about making a horror film. The two began working on a film dealing with things they found frightening in real life rather than typical horror-film tropes.[10] This project evolved into Synecdoche. Jonze was slated to direct but chose to direct Where the Wild Things Are instead.[11]
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