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/Screenplay writer James Twyman (author "Portrait of a Master") and the endearing and talented Co writer/Star Neale Donald Walsh (Best-selling author "Conversations with God") is a winning combination and a literal dream team at it's finest.
The dialogue was written so unnaturally, immaturely, and talentlessly, it felt like the author was spitting barbed-wire insults into my ear with each half-shat, incredulity-spawning utterance of the script-cursed actors.
If anyone out there has seen this and can tell me anything about what was going on at virtually any moment of the proceedings after the author's van blows up, can they please e mail me and enlighten accordingly.
The shameful self-promotion of the author using the name and a poster of Drew Barrymore on the cover to attract naive viewers that expect to see a romantic comedy with Drew Barrymore is one of the dumbest things I have ever seen on DVD.
However, the intention of the author was achieved and his "documentary" was distributed, inclusive I was misled and bought it.
Just as the 1971 movie added a woman who wasn't in the book (And author Michael Chricton has a real problem with women - you would see this if you read his books.)
Robert Goddard is a fantastic author, specialising in twisty and turny British historical thrillers.
"Quelques Jours en Septembre" is a very ambitious first film for Argentinian author Santiago Amigorena and it shows.
Jenny Wright is Virginia, a mousy bookstore worker/wannabe actress who gets caught up in a horror novel by an author named Malcolm Brand.
Anthony Shaffer, the author of "Sleuth" milks it for all its worth.
Moorehead is a kick as the spirited author, and makes the most of her expanded role, but fans of the early film productions (1926's The Bat and 1930's The Bat Whispers, both directed by Roland West) will be less forgiving of other changes, especially writer-director Crane Wilbur's decision to draw the story out over a succession of nights.
With an appeal to both adults and children, the British author C. S. Lewis wrote seven books in his Chronicles of Narnia series.
From the mind of Swedens best selling author, Jan Guillou comes the tale of young Arn, a nobleman's son brought up in a monastery, and later charged to do penance as a knight in the holy land.
The Siodmak brothers, director Robert and author Curt, both worked on this one.
The premise -- an 19th century author who is a mysogenist and also writes about love and dedication (say what?) might be revealed to have had a secret lover.
It is such a good parody, so accurate that it has the author who has "written more books than he has read" appears as the main character, writing, producing, and also having his best producer friend appear as the hard nosed hospital director (with disastrous consequences).
Here you have a successful, yet pompous British author who goes to France to unwind, who however, gets to be roommates with the boss' daughter.
Considering the depth and power given her character by author Burnett in the first half of the story of "The Secret Garden," it's ironic that with the introduction of Colin Craven, her cousin, Mary seems to be elbowed out of the way in favor of a bigger emphasis on Colin's story line.
First of all, the introduction in the book where we learned that Jim and the author met on a train out west was not in the film, so as a viewer, I was lost.
This film also stars Nick Nolte who is Zachery's father and the author of Neverwas.
The latter part of this movie confronts the viewer with the questions; Who is the author?
Hollywood can never get the idea that a book is famous because people read it, because the author got "it" right the first time--in published form.
I've one comment on the movie, I don't know why the author included a sex issue in each character as if sex is a main axis in our life.
Having learnt of the author, I started reading her blogs which was very interesting.
Yet it is obvious that the author is more knowledgeable about heavy metal than the recent developments in the most extreme realms ever known to the music world.
Seriously... if you have "Mein Kampf" or the communist manifesto - sit down and go through them rather then wasting time on this movie!!! It's a shame that one of the world's best fiction author (Dean Koontz) will have one of his best books turned into a movie as awful as this one.
A successful author of a series of mystery novels but bored with her work, Charlotte Rampling goes to the south of France for looking for fresh ideas for a new book, begins down one avenue and then changes direction.
The author of the book gets screen writing credit.
Nice try to put on screen books of my favorite author.
Their father, an ill-tempered and drunken author with a severe case of writer's block.
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