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Sadly wasted are Pleasance, in a film he made only for liquor money and Nero, who could have picked a better writer and director than his old friend.
That title year is 1954 and young TV comedy show writer (Linn-Baker) gets assigned as the chaperone to former, swinging, - and heavily drinking - swashbuckler movie star on the downfall (O'toole) for one wild weekend in NYC.
Gary Cooper, in a thinly veiled characterization of F. Scott Fitzgerald, is a writer living with a socialite wife in New York City and doing quite well on the party circuit.
The three main characters are Stingo, a young writer from the Deep South, and Nathan and Sophie, the couple who befriend him.
Allison MacKenzie (Diane Varsi) aspires to be a successful writer, but she is very repressed by her widow dominant mother Connie MacKenzie (Lana Turner), a woman dedicated to raise her daughter in a conservative way and work hard in her shop only.
And just because Robert Duvall is one of the greatest actors in the world does not mean he is also going to be a great director and screenplay writer.
It seems like the writer just used the situation as a convenient backdrop for a pretty girl being in danger.
She gets thrown out of her apartment when her neighbor, a nebbish bookstore clerk and aspiring writer named Felix Sherman, reports her clandestine activities to the landlord.
If you've seen the first, you'll be familiar with the structure of part IV: A writer is stressed out, so she and her husband go to a small town to relax.
Another complex, at times morally ambiguous film noir from Otto Preminger, engaging the services of top writer Ben Hecht and actors of the quality of Gene Tierney & Jose Ferrer to give it life.
The writer used the vehicle of stereotyping in a serious, as well as a comical manner.
The nice surprise is he also has the makings of a fine writer and director.
Harvey Pekar is a comic book writer in reality and fiction.
Julia Davis is a brilliant writer and actress but I found this utterly boring.
What the screen writer forgot was that Gooding had been a good defense attorney and thus would have known that his hands had no gun powder residue on them but that the killer had gun powder residue from the automatic on his hands.
I love these books and I think C.S. Lewis was an amazing writer.
In this Chabrolesque psychological thriller, Francois Ozon, poses some difficult questions about the nature of the creative process through the character of successful English crime writer Sarah Morton,played brilliantly by Charlotte Rampling.
Answer for somebody's question: This is original screenplay was wrote with use Turgenev's novel "First Love" (Turgenev is Russian writer).
her mother, a Marie Clare journalist turned writer documenting the stories of women's abortion ordeals, supports her husband and climbs aboard the ideological bandwagon.
Carl Thibault, as the writer and director has raised the bar for future low budget and independent movies.
"The Garage" is worthy of a major release, and Mr. Carl Thibault has proved to be deserving of attention by the film industry powers that be, as both a writer and director.
I'm sure the writer and director thought they were being edgy, but the end result is a morbid stew of violence, rape, and the vapid emptiness of modern teens who have no moral compass at all.
Since the "living" dead girl of the title cannot speak when discovered by the two main male characters in an abandoned mental hospital, it is naturally assumed by the writer and director that at least one of the boys will instantly see the chained woman as a sex object, that is, after he kills her three times.
The narrative of the film is a retelling by people who knew him, a sexy but soon disillusioned actress, a director who once worked with Shields but then got cut off from him, and a writer played by Dick Powell.
With the exception of Michelle Rodriguez, this entire movie has the worst cast, the worst crew, and the dumbest story ever pulled out of a writer's butt!
He's supposed to be a mystery writer, but as a real-life sleuth, he's about as effective as an American Clouseau.
Carrere (who wrote the novel and directed the film) is a writer and fan of the late, great science fiction author, Philip K. Dick.
I found it more interesting trying to understand its writer than the characters.
The offense here is not that the cast is at least, admirable, but rather that the writer and the writing steals from the pain of others.
A good source writer and an intelligent director were hamstrung by a lack of funds and some awful editing and a non-performance by Anita Ekberg in the lead.
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