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I had no idea what they might have done to my screenplay.
Cher and Olympia certainly deserve their awards but this is really a flawless ensemble performance of a superb screenplay.
The great screenplay depicts the lives of a bunch of women (all of them somehow interconnected) with deep understanding and sensibility.
Director Bernds originally wrote the screenplay in 1946 for the Stooges, but when Curly Howard suffered a career-ending stroke, it was tailored for the Columbia comedy team of Schilling and Lane (their version was released as "Pardon My Terror.")
In the meantime, I've read the french screenplay as well as Alain Philippon's monograph on Jean Eustache.
The screenplay, though, sometimes boggles the mind in such a weird, surrealistic way.
The screenplay is perfect, and works out the relationship between Lady Caroline and George Briggs in a completely satisfying way, unlike the novel.
When it was finally completed, 'The Shop Around the Corner' appears to have been met with relative indifference, receiving zero Oscar nominations despite an excellent screenplay by Samson Raphaelson and fine performances from its two leads and Frank Morgan in a supporting role.
Jean Marc Vallee (C.R.A.Z.Y.,Loser Love),directs from a winning screenplay by Jullian Fellowes (Vanity Fair,Gosford Park,Separate Lies).
The 1950's are lovingly evoked here and the screenplay gives you characters you come to care about almost immediately.
After all, a musician, an actor and a screenplay writer?
The screenplay by Hecht, a great and prolific screenwriter, is taut and suspenseful, and Preminger creates a great atmosphere.
The screenplay is very well written, and Mann's direction is impeccable.
I can admit that the screenplay isn't very good, and that it has some slow parts, but all of you critics of this movie need to learn how to have some fun.
the storyline is solid with an amazing screenplay.
Why does the screenplay go on the side of a half-developed thriller?
"The Sentinel", which is based on a novel by John Konvitz, who also wrote the screenplay, is a clever and immensely creepy religious chiller that no lover of occult Horror should consider missing.
it's Altmanesque screenplay, brilliant physical humour, and relaxed friendships were a pleasure to watch, and a slice of life most of us can relate to.
The Ring was made from the only screenplay Hitchcock wrote himself and it deals, as many of his earliest pictures do, with a love triangle.
I was familiar with the novel based on the true event by Truman Capote and the screenplay and direction by Richard Brooks wove the event and Truman's interpretation into compelling gritty cinematic adaptation.
The screenplay for this one is really weak and brings the whole film down.
His own screenplay, an adaptation of Euripides' tragedy, was far from easy, compared to that of the other two films of the trilogy he directed.
Peter Ustinov stars and co-wrote the original screenplay (nominated for an Academy Award).
I think it is better to have the author create the screenplay because the author is the creator of the material.
If the author can't write a screenplay to save their life, then have the author and someone fluently talented in the area of screenwriting create it.
It isn't so much that Beckinsale is better -- they are both very good -- but that the screenplay is better.
Or -- since the screenplay was written by the author of the novel on which this was based -- was this a currently popular story with which the audience was already very familiar?
While Georgio Moroder's music has dated a fair bit, it still compliments the story of Tony Montana well thanks to the superb screenplay by Oliver Stone and the first class direction of Brian De Palma, one of two films that he has made with Pacino (the other being the fantastic Carlito's Way).
'Umi wa miteita' ('The Sea is Watching') was Akira Kurasawa's swansong to film: his adaptation of his favored novelist Shugoro Yamamoto's story into a screenplay he intended to film was his final mark he left on a brilliant career.
Having enjoyed Joyce's complex novel so keenly I was prepared to be disappointed by Joseph Strick's and Fred Haines's screenplay, given the fabulous complexity of the original text.
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