<ul><li>Gillian Flynn, best selling author and screenwriter, discussed the difference between writing books and TV in an exclusive interview with People magazine.</li><li>Flynn revealed how her father's role as a film professor helped her with writing the film adaptation of 'Gone Girl'.</li><li>Author of acclaimed books like 'Gone Girl' and 'Sharp Objects', Flynn enjoys the collaborative aspect of screenwriting compared to the solitude of writing books.</li><li>She reflected on how cinema, a constant presence during her upbringing, is a less isolating medium compared to writing books.</li></ul>

How Gillian Flynn's Dad Helped Her Write 'Gone Girl'

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