Creative Screenwriting Magazine Vol. 14 No. 5 2007 Darjeeling Limited

Description: Creative Screenwriting Vol. 14, No. 5 (September / October 2007) PEOPLE & NEWS The Buzz History of the 1988 WGA Strike. Anatomy of a Spec Sale Brian Nathanson turns his class project into a six-figure sale. Lost Scenes: Ed Wood The writers still lament the loss of a character-building scene from Tim Burton’s ode to the worst director of all time. Breaking In Corey Harrell, Thomas Smith People Paul Sopocy, Ernie Cline Why I Write: Sir Anthony Hopkins The legendary actor’s first screenplay takes a humorous and introspective look at Hollywood. COMING SOON… Eastern Promises Dirty Pretty Things‘ Steven Knight infiltrated the London underworld and came out of it with a screenplay … and all his fingers.BY DANNY MUNSO The Kingdom Matthew Michael Carnahan took his big brother’s advice to try writing and ended up with this war epic set in Saudi Arabia. BY DAVID MICHAEL WHARTON The Brave One Cynthia Mort collaborates with Jodie Foster on a script that wonders what happens when we become what we fear. BY SARA MORRISON Gone Baby Gone Ben Affleck and a different childhood friend (Aaron Stockard) bring this Massachusetts mystery to the big screen. BY JENELLE RILEY Jane Austen Book Club Writer-director Robin Swicord crafts a contemporary Jane Austen tale and reveals her recipe for a great adaptation. BY SEAN KENNELLY Shoot ‘Em Up Guns blaze as writer-director Michael Davis’ planned swan song of a screenplay winds up saving his career. BY SARA MORRISON Into the Wild Sean Penn adapts Jon Krakauer’s tale of a man’s pursuit of living alone in the Alaskan wilderness. BY JEREMY SMITH Grace Is Gone Writer-director James C. Strouse takes on the war at home with his dramatic Sundance-winning script. BY JEFF GOLDSMITH Trade Oscar-nominated screenwriter Jose Rivera goes from The Motorcycle Diaries to the sex-slave industry in this grim drama of one girl’s indoctrination. BY SEAN SISKA COLUMNS The Business of Screenwriting The Time for Half Measures Is Over Writers must get serious and proactive if they hope to have a career. BY RON SUPPA Writer Beware! You’ve Got Scams No writer is safe from e-mail scams promising fame and glory unless you learn to recognize them ahead of time. BY JOAL RYAN Agent’s Hot Sheet Agent’s NOT Sheet Knowing what’s not hot and which genres to avoid gives a writer many advantages when trolling the marketplace. BY JIM CIRILE Our Craft The Three Engines of a Dramatic Scene Drive your story forward and make your scene stand out and be remembered. BY KARL IGLESIAS The Final Scene The Darjeeling Limited BY WES ANDERSON, ROMAN COPPOLA, JASON SCHWARTZMAN FEATURES All Aboard: Wes Anderson, Roman Coppola and Jason Schwartzman on The Darjeeling Limited Wes Anderson invited two of his best friends to write his latest eccentric comedy about three brothers’ spiritual journey to India. Here they discuss their involved writing process, their personal adventures in India and why you should never print on a moving train. BY DANNY MUNSO Shades of Gray: Tony Gilroy Explores Morality, Murder, and Directing in Michael Clayton It took Tony Gilroy seven years, three Jason Bourne movies, George Clooney and a change of agencies to bring his directorial debut to the screen. In between, he created a story that would explore the slippery slope of morality, test his writing process and show him some frightening truths about how lawyers really work. BY DEN SHEWMAN Meeting Goliath Head-On: Paul Haggis on In the Valley of Elah Oscar-winner Paul Haggis faced huge resistance when he adapted a chilling true story about a murdered Iraq War veteran for his tale about the war at home. BY PETER CLINES In The Office with Greg Daniels TV veteran Greg Daniels talks about undertaking the daunting task of adapting Britain’s most beloved comedy series and making NBC’s The Office ready to stand on its own two feet. BY JASON DAVIS Reaching for the Grail: Richard LaGravenese Looks Back at Terry Gilliam, Romance and The Fisher King Richard LaGravenese’s second script was birthed during the 1988 writers strike, and things didn’t get easier after that. Here he remembers the ideals that led him to the story, the brilliance of Terry Gilliam’s vision, and why it’s sometimes good to be the fool. BY TOM MATTHEWS PLEASE SEE MY OTHER AUCTIONS: https://www.ebay.com/sch/asis-prods/ RULE #1 If you have a question, please ASK BEFORE YOU BID! 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