by William Goldman
(Note to self, paperback copy has been read enough such that it's falling apart. If you suddenly find yourself looking for it? It's probably fallen to bits.)
dishy, delicious, and—shockingly—very, very useful.a couple years back i thought i'd move to hollywood and write movies for a living.i love movies.i write good.what could go wrong?everything. everything could go wrong.because being a screenwriter is exactly like john august describes—except with a s...
I had wanted to read this book for years, ever since typing innumerable papers for University of Texas Radio-Television-Film students forced to read and report on it for some beginner class. It wasn't their reports that interested me, but the fact that this text was considered the sine qua non of th...
I like Goldman's writing and I'm fascinated at the way movie-making works. Great combo.
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