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Since it first appeared in 1994, Writing the Character-Centered Screenplay has become a "must read" for screenwriters everywhere and turned many a novice into a professional screenwriter. In this expanded edition, Horton surveys the New Hollywood, where Fargo, Shakespeare in Love, and... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Thelma & Louise: Add a description of this character.
- Maurice
- Clarice
- Khouri
- Chaplin
- John Singleton
- Perhan
- Chris
- Lecter
- Rick
- Emir Kusturica
- Cicely
- Hood
- Woody Allen
- Ann
- Marilyn
- Graham
- George Roy Hill
- Syd Field
- Joel
- Maggie
- Fleischman
- Mary Jane
- Robert Bresson
- Barthes
- Horton
- Mihic
- Jean-luc Godard
- Chatman
- Steve Tesich
- Azra
- Susan
- Benigni
- Norman
- Harlan
- Soderbergh
- Francois Truffaut
- John Ford
First Sentence edit
Novelist William H. Gass writes, "A character, first of all, is the noise of his name, and all the sounds and rhythms that proceed from him" (1988, 272, emphasis my own).
Authors & Contributors edit
- Andrew Horton (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 791
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