(No-place: no-publisher, August 4, 1977). Early draft of Robert Towne's screenplay for 1984 movie, "Greystroke," based on Burroughs' novel, TARZAN OF THE APES. Directed by Hugh Hudson, starring Christopher Lambert and Andie MacDowell. Towne, frustrated at being passed over for director, used the pseudonym "P. H. Vazak"--the name of his..... Item #52891 More
(New York): Macmillan Co., (1969). First edition. Original texts by Capote, followed by scripts by Eleanor and Frank Perry written for television specials of "A Christmas Memory," "Miriam" and "Among the Paths to Eden." Introduction by John M. Culkin. INSCRIBED by the book designer, Joan Stolier. Fine in price-clipped dust..... Item #28806 More
Santa Barbara: Santa Teresa Press, 1990. First edition thus, Based on the book by Richard Llewllyn, Screenplay for the film directed by John Ford which won five Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director. SIGNED BY DUNNE. Illustrated with stills from the movie, many of which were deleted from..... Item #54716 More
New York: Carroll & Graf, (1993). First edition. A paperback original. Fitzgerald's 1940 original, unproduced screenplay based on his story of the same name with an introduction by Schulberg, a fellow MGM screenwriter at the time. INSCRIBED on title page by Schulberg at the 1994 Hemingway/Fitzgerald Conference in Paris, "For..... Item #56159 More
New York: Covici Freide, (1934). First edition. Illustrated with photographs from the movie. Touted as "the first full-length scenario for an actual talking picture production to be published in book form." If not the first screenplay to published in book form, certainly among the very earliest. INSCRIBED TO A MAJOR..... Item #54677 More
1977. "Final Draft 10/1/77." This 1978 British-American thriller directed by Franklin J. Schaffner and starring Gregory Peck and Laurence Olivier was nominated for three Academy Awards. 127 pages, printed on rectos only; clasp bound with black card covers. Title handwritten on "spine" (left page edges). "Decrepitude" in green ink on..... Item #52896 More
(New York): New American Library/Signet, (1971). First edition. From the collection of Adeline Lubell-Naiman, who played the role of the president of a women's college in the film. Though it does not appear to be in Mailer's handwriting, this particular copy was presumably sent at his request and is inscribed..... Item #49640 More
Los Angeles: Cannon Films, 1986. First edition thus. "[A] horror film in the form of a tough guy murder mystery." Fifth revision of the shooting script dated October 28, 1986. Filming began on the 27th, so assume the final or close to final draft. Printed on pale pink paper, rectos..... Item #55785 More
No-place: no-publisher, 1974. First edition. 124-page unproduced screenplay dated April 1974. Xerox copy of typed script brad-bound with red card covers. "The Defence" handwritten on front cover and bottom page edge. Troell is the Swedish director whose 1971 film, "The Emigrants," was nominated for an Academy Award. Cullingford is the..... Item #53841 More
No-place: No-publisher, 1985. First edition, "Second draft, March 1985." An unproduced screenplay by Papas based on Nabokov's 1938 novel; a remake of the 1969 French-British film which changed the story's setting from 1930's Berlin to 1960's London. According to John Colapinto in The New Yorker, this planned 1986 remake was..... Item #53842 More
New York: McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1965). First U.S. edition, published from British sheets. Review copy with slip laid in indicating a publication date of Oct. 21, 1965. The first part of a planned five-part original film operetta that Dylan never finished. Small-quarto, red-cloth boards with gilt-lettered spine. Fine in price-clipped..... Item #34503 More