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    The film adaptation of the novel Perfume: The Story of a Murderer directed by Tom Tykwer did a great job in resembling the novel. I felt that the film followed the novel closely, which really helped me understand the story better. Reading the novel is helpful to understand the film because the novel is the original story/script. When novels are adapted into screenplays, the writer has to do what is best for the film, which can result in the writer cutting out or changing certain things like:…

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    History Of Film Directing

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    distinguished writers including; F. Scott Fitzgerald, William Faulkner, and Thomas Mann moved to Hollywood to write screenplays. The salary screenwriters earned at the time was more than most had seen in their entire lifetime. Unfortunately, the substantial pay was not enough. The monopoly turned film industry was producing films at an alarming rate, leaving screenwriters at the “bottom rung of the studio” (Cinema). The editor of “Who Wrote the Movie and What Else Did He Write.” Leonard…

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    Hollywood. She wanted to work on films. Luckily, films were still silent and her broken English wasn’t as critical of an issue as she anticipated. Rand married Frank O’Connor in 1929, he worked on films and she was doing her best to succeed as a screenwriter. The couple struggled financially early in their marriage, and Rand took numerous odd jobs as she was able. Rand found success off and on with screenwriting or in stage writing. Her lifelong goal was to create and tell the story of “The…

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    The third lie is the Out-and-Out Lie, which telling something that everyone knows is a lie. As the screenwriter Ericsson puts it, “At least when this sort of lie is told it can be easy to confronted”(479). The essence of her argument is that it is easy for the liars to argue with the person who is being lied to because those liars are already have the prove before they try to act like they do not know anything. I had used this type of lie many times when I was a high school student. For example,…

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    Cast Of American Beauty

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    casting which consists of some Oscar-winning actors who portray unique characters in their individual method acting styles. Consequently, the film American Beauty produces 120 wins and 82 award nominations of numerous and colorful varieties, and screenwriter Alan Ball, successfully blooms and grows into further writing success after the film, American…

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    1928 in St. Louis, Missouri. She was born by the name Marguerite Johnson, and throughout her life, she as raised in St. Lousies and stamps Arkansas. Maya Angelou was an African-American, who was very multi-talented as she was an author, actress, screenwriter, dancer and poet. Maya had a very difficult and hard childhood whilst growing up. Her parents split up when she was three years old and her father sent her and her brother, Bailey, to Stamps, Arkansas all alone by train to live with their…

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    George Takei desires Japanese Americans to be given equal treatment and fairness due to the fact that they have been imprisoned and oppressed by their own nation, the United States of America and had to endure discrimination due to the fact that they have Japanese ancestry. George Takie argues that Japanese Americans should have been respected equally considering that they suffered from prejudice since they had ancestral connections with the individuals that bombed Pearl Harbor on December 7,…

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    categoric set decoration; the astounding special effects embellishing each scene; and last but not least, John William’s majestic score that has a large influence in our perception of the adventure, whether in face of triumph, danger, or loss. The screenwriters, opting to recreate rather than innovate, even grant us with another strenuous lightsaber battle, allowing us to revive the prior…

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    John Irving Influences

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    Many can hear some bells ring when the name John Irving comes up. The name of the novelist and screenwriters tends to have that effect, especially after winning an Academy Award for his screenwriting. The now 74-year-old was born on the 2nd of March, 1942 in Exeter, New Hampshire. He’s an American citizen who was actually born by the name John Wallace Blunt Jr. He lived with his mother and stepfather as a kid and used to join wrestling competitions at his school. He would eventually keep on…

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    The two-television series that we viewed, 30 Rock and Studio 60, are very similar in terms of their theme and plot. Both shows revolved around the behind the scene production of Saturday Night Live sketches. These two shows aired on NBC, however it would not make sense to have two TV shows airing on the same topic that’s why one was more successful than the other. Studio 60 only lasted one season, where as 30 rock went on for 7 seasons. The pilot premiere for studio 60 was actually higher then…

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