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My Top Ten non-horror films #7

Salavaria wrote 2 hours ago: 7 – BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID (1969) Having watched this and Marathon Man and discovering t … more →

Tags: film, butch cassidy and the sundance kid, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969), Entertainment, Hollywood, Katharine Ross, Marathon Man, Oscars, Paul Newman

"You rush a miracle man, you get rotten miracles." ~Miracle Max--Beth Trissel16 comments

bethtrissel wrote 2 days ago: Big fan of The Princess Bride here, so I figure it’s time for a look back. Westley: Hear this … more →

Tags: dread pirate roberts, Fezzik, Iñigo, Inigo Montoya, Princess Bride, Quotes, united states, Vizzini, Westley

Shane Black's Style2 comments

Scott W. Smith wrote 2 days ago: “[Shane Black] isn’t Hollywood’s most prolific writer — he only has a handful of c … more →

Tags: Screenwriting, James L. Brooks, kyle buchanan, Shane Black, vulture, Walter Hill

The Princess Bride by William Goldman6 comments

cherylmahoney wrote 1 week ago: We’re getting down to the end of Once Upon a Time, but I fit in another reread of an old favor … more →

Tags: Fantasy, Reviews, Books, Fantasy, Reading, The Princess Bride

Screenwriter Profile: William Goldman3 comments

Angela wrote 1 week ago: The Writer: William Goldman gave a great interview in which he talks about how little talent he had … more →

Tags: News, Screenwriter Profiles, Credits, Heat, Maverick, Profile, Quotes, Screenwriter, Scripts 2

The End of Happily Ever After

Bookblurb wrote 1 week ago: By Rob D. Young Once upon a time our stories ended in happily ever after. Dragons were slain, damsel … more →

Tags: Books, fight club, long day's journey into night, Lit Reactor, Chuck Palahniuk, Rob D. Young, Endings, Fairy Tales, The Princess Bride

When it's not right...

emmacurious wrote 2 weeks ago: Having exhausted all the Hannibal possibilities, and still without any other required atmospheric vi … more →

Tags: writing, Edgar Allan Poe, Princess Bride, Hannibal, Arts, Writers Resources, sundance, fred savage, Robin Wright

Jailbait, Rejection & Screenwriter Mark Boal's Start2 comments

Scott W. Smith wrote 2 weeks ago: “I started out in newspapers, went on to narrative nonfiction magazine articles in the late 90 … more →

Tags: SCREENWRITERS, Oberlin College, The Hurt Locker, Mark Boal, Kathryn Bigelow, Zero Dark Thirty, Rob Feld, The Shooting Script

All the President's Men.

irony78 wrote 2 weeks ago: Whom do I know? No need to introduce the two leading men, Dustin Hoffman and Robert Redford. You sho … more →

Tags: DVD, Movies To Watch, Drama, All the President's Men, president nixon, Watergate, History, Alan J. Pakula, Dustin Hoffman

Rules, Rules, Rules... are there for a reason.

Anakalian Whims wrote 2 weeks ago: Title: The Princess Bride Author: William Goldman Length: 255 pages People give me crap about it all … more →

Tags: Reviews, Books, Reviews of Reviews, Book Club, half price books, Peter Falk, fred savage, mandy pantinkin, Books to Movies

June Resolutions: Let the summer fun begin!1 comment

lyleandpaige wrote 2 weeks ago: Read 3 books I even have them already picked out. Check them out: My plan is to finish Out of the Si … more →

Tags: randomness, backpacking, Resolutions, kathryn stockett, Help, C. S. Lewis, Princess Bride, June, Cleaning

Anybody Want a Peanut?22 comments

Surprise Mama wrote 2 weeks ago: The Princess Bride (film) (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Let me start by saying that I love movies.  I lo … more →

Tags: Motherhood, finish the sentence friday, Humor, Billy Crystal, Rob Reiner, Netflix, Mandy Patinkin, Princess Bride, FTSF

How One Fictional Quote Came to Symbolize a Real Life Event -OR- “Follow the Money (As You Wish)”

wcclark1 wrote 3 weeks ago: For those of you who are too young to have lived during the Nixon years, you’re still aware of the g … more →

Tags: Watergate, Bob Woodward, Watergate scandal, Richard Nixon, Nixon, Democratic National Committee, united states, All the President's Men, President

10 Ways To Deal With Losing The One Person You Want13 comments

Thought Catalog wrote 3 weeks ago: I don’t know about you but I’d rather breakdance barefoot on broken glass than be rejected by the on … more →

Tags: Sex, Love, getting over heartbreak, Learning to Move on, losing the one you desire, The Fonz

Writer Interview: William Goldman

Daniel Zalec wrote 3 weeks ago: IMDb Profile: William Goldman | Interview Credit: The Writers Guild Foundation … more →

Tags: interviews, Scriptwriting, Writer Interviews, The Writers Guild Foundation

Learning from the Masters: An Interview with William Goldman3 comments

Angela wrote 4 weeks ago: William Goldman is one of the most successful and sage screenwriters currently working in Hollywood. … more →

Tags: News, Craft, Interview, on writing, Screenwriting, screenwriting advice, Video

More Fantasy Favorites

carilynn27 wrote 1 month ago: More Fantasy Favorites Labyrinth came out in 1986 and The Princess Bride came out in 1987, but I saw … more →

Tags: Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV, George Lucas, Willow, Shelby, Ohio, Cari Gilkison, star wars, 1986

Character

Saint wrote 1 month ago: There’s a lot in a Name “My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die.” This line, … more →

Tags: writing, Screenwriting, screenplay, film, character, Fiction, Tips, Characters, Inigo Montoya

Bryan, William, and Nanette

thenextwavefutures wrote 1 month ago: Bryan Forbes, the film director, has died – a British director who managed to have a fairly su … more →

Tags: film, writing, Adventures in the Screen Trade, Bryan Forbes, Nanette Newman, The Stepford Wives


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