How Stage Playwrights Saved the British Cinema, 1930-1956
How Stage Playwrights Saved the British Cinema, 1930-1956The Well-Made Screenplay
Author(s): David Cottis
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc, United States
Imprint: Bloomsbury Academic
ISBN-13: 9798765101100, 979-8765101100
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Examines the film careers and work of British playwrights who worked as screenwriters between [tel].
During the period between the 1927 Cinematograph Films Act and the new drama of the 1950s, many British writers associated with the stage also wrote for films, bringing the techniques of the well-made play with them. Some, like Bernard Shaw, Noel Coward, and Terence Rattigan were screenwriter-stars, part of the publicity of the films they worked on Pygmalion, Brief Encounter, The Way to the Stars. Others were less celebrated but had long, successful screen careers, such as R. C. Sherriff, author of Journeys End, who worked on films as different as The Invisible Man, The Four Feathers and The Dam Busters. Using the authors ori.
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How Stage Playwrights Saved the British Cinema, 1930-1956The Well-Made Screenplay
Author(s): David Cottis
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc, United States
Imprint: Bloomsbury Academic
ISBN-13: 9798765101100, 979-8765101100
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Examines the film careers and work of British playwrights who worked as screenwriters between [tel].
During the period between the 1927 Cinematograph Films Act and the new drama of the 1950s, many British writers associated with the stage also wrote for films, bringing the techniques of the well-made play with them. Some, like Bernard Shaw, Noel Coward, and Terence Rattigan were screenwriter-stars, part of the publicity of the films they worked on Pygmalion, Brief Encounter, The Way to the Stars. Others were less celebrated but had long, successful screen careers, such as R. C. Sherriff, author of Journeys End, who worked on films as different as The Invisible Man, The Four Feathers and The Dam Busters. Using the authors ori.
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How Stage Playwrights Saved the British Cinema, 1930-1956The Well-Made Screenplay
Author(s): David Cottis
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc, United States
Imprint: Bloomsbury Academic
ISBN-13: 9798765101100, 979-8765101100
Synopsis
Examines the film careers and work of British playwrights who worked as screenwriters between [tel].
During the period between the 1927 Cinematograph Films Act and the new drama of the 1950s, many British writers associated with the stage also wrote for films, bringing the techniques of the well-made play with them. Some, like Bernard Shaw, Noel Coward, and Terence Rattigan were screenwriter-stars, part of the publicity of the films they worked on Pygmalion, Brief Encounter, The Way to the Stars. Others were less celebrated but had long, successful screen careers, such as R. C. Sherriff, author of Journeys End, who worked on films as different as The Invisible Man, The Four Feathers and The Dam Busters. Using the authors ori.
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