it was based on a old baby who grew young instead of getting old
Brokeback Mountain - short story - was created on 1997-10-13.
it was in a collection of the Best American Short Stories
In my opinion i feel as tho its tragic because his father didnt like that he was aging backwards, later on in the story his wife didnt like that he was aging backwards nor their son Roscoe. if you are reading the book evidence can be found in pages 2-32
short story
The short story In Disguise an Anecdote by Benjamin Panlilio was first published in 1957.
by Richard Matheson
Precis of short story married to a murderer by Allan Russell?
"The Box" is based on the short story "Button, Button" by Richard Matheson, which was first published in 1970. The story explores moral dilemmas and the consequences of making difficult choices.
"The Curious Case of Benjamin Button," starring Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett.Based on a story by F. Scott Fitzgerald, it was released in the US on Christmas Day, 2008.
Not really the same content, but you should try the curious case of benjamin button:)
The story occurs in the cities of America, Arthur and his greedy wife was part of poor economical family . MS. Arthur wanted more in life for them and their future inheritance. One day a stranger send a button to press and letter saying their answer to that problem will be solved but somebody near them will die. Greedy Ms. Arthur one day pressed the button and the same day somebody pusses Mr. Arther into subway tracks and killed him.
The plot is a question: Do we really know people the way we think? or Do we really know ourselves? In both questions, we really are vulnerable to the consequences of pushing the button.
There is not enough information available to provide a specific answer about the story of Benjamin Panlilio. It is possible that he is a private individual or a fictional character not widely known.
The curious case of Benjamin button The Man Who Failed To Grow Old by Fritz Leiber
No, it is not. The original story "Button, button" was quite good, as was the faithfully adapted short episode in "The Twilight Zone" series. The one and a half hour movie represents nothing but 90 minutes of your life that you will never get back. By half way through, you will be fervently wishing that someone you don't know would hit the button.
F. Scott Fitzgerald