Category: Shooting Scripts
March
11
2010
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The movie tie-in edition of the newest work by renowned Irish playwright Conor McPherson.
March
4
2010
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The new biopic about one of the most resonating literary figures of the 20th century—Gwyneth Paltrow stars as Sylvia Plath in the Focus Features release, from an original screenplay featuring excerpts from Plath’s poetry and writing.
Academy Award®-winner Gwyneth Paltrow stars as legendary American poet Sylvia Plath opposite Daniel Craig as Plath’s husband, British Poet Laureate Ted Hughes, in the film directed by Christine Jeffs, who previously directed the critically acclaimed film Rain.
Sylvia explores the source and nature of creative genius, and the essence of love in all its madness and passion. Ted and Sylvia were…
March
3
2010
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Three-hole punched looseleaf actual shooting script for the episode #60538-179 dated January 15, 1981
Happy Days: Welcome to My Nightmare – Paramount Pictures Revised Shooting Script
March
2
2010
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The Newmarket Shooting Script® Sets offer a value-priced opportunity for screenplay lovers to build their collection. Each book within the set includes a facsimile of the film’s actual shooting script, as chosen by the writer and/or director, notes on the film’s production and history, selected movie stills, and complete cast and crew credits.
This boxed set includes: Adaptation: Academy Award® and Writers Guild nominee for Best Adapted Screenplay. Based on the book The Orchid Thief by Susan Orlean, and including commentaries by Susan Orlean and Robert McKee, plus an interview with Charlie Kaufman and Spike Jonze. Human Nature:…
March
1
2010
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From the director of Used People and Antonia and Jane starring Vincent Perez, Rachel Weisz, Ian McKellen, and Kathy Bates–the script plus a fascinating essay on the process of adapting a classic by novelist Willocks; the original 1901 Conrad story he adapted; an exclusive interview with director Kidron conducted by Australian director Fred Schepisi; stills; cast and crew credits. 26 b/w photos.
The Newmarket Shooting Script(tm) Series features an attractive 7 x 9 1/4 inch format that includes a facsimile of the film’s shooting script, as chosen by the writer and/or director, exclusive notes on the film’s production…
February
26
2010
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A struggling Irish actor helps an actor friend con a significant amount of cash out of Dublin gangster. They find themselves unwittingly drawn into a large-scale heist which requires all their acting talents and more to avoid being rumpled.
From the author of The Weir and based on a story by Neil Jordan.
February
17
2010
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Conor McPherson’s “debut screenplay, I Went Down, became the most successful independent film ever produced in Ireland. His latest film, Saltwater, which McPherson also directed, is centered around the troubles of an Irish-Italian family who run a chipper in a seaside town. Like his best work, Saltwater combines McPherson’s gift for storytelling with writing that hints at the emotional depth behind human behavior.”–In Dublin
February
4
2010
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Carr is flying a film company’s plane around the Caribbean. The plane is an old war-time bomber, and Carr’s job soon proves to be less peaceful than he expected. Gavin Lyall is an ex-RAF bomber, has spent four years writing for “The Sunday Times” and wrote his first thriller in 1961.
February
2
2010
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“When we finished About a Boy, my brother Chris wanted to do something wildly different. I wanted to write a film of the same scale, a character study overtly set against the backdrop of American cultural issues. Writing the script on my own felt like going back to playwriting. And instead of bumming money off my dad, I was able to bum character traits from him to use for Dennis Quaid’s character.”—Writer/Director Paul Weitz, from his Introduction
The latest film from the Oscar®-nominated screenwriter of About a Boy, In Good Company is a dramatic comedy about the relationship…
January
31
2010
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Dr. Mark Sloan is drawn to the sounds of gunfire at his neighbor’s Malibu beach house. There, he discovers the bullet-riddled bodies of an aspiring actress a Hollywood producer. An obvious suspect is the producer’s wife-who has gunpowder residue all over her clothing, but also has a perfect alibi. However, Mark thinks that the crime scene resembles a hit more than a crime of passion. When he and his son start investigating a local mob kingpin’s involvement, Mark soon finds himself unpopular with the police-and, of course, with the murderer.