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Adventures in the Screen Trade: A Personal View of Hollywood and Screenwriting » (Reissue)
Authors: William Goldman
ISBN-13: 9780446391177, ISBN-10: 0446391174
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Grand Central Publishing
Date Published: March 1989
Edition: Reissue
Author Biography: William Goldman
His name may be most familiar from award-winning screenplays such as All the President's Men, but William Goldman had a previous life as an original, enthralling novelist who is worth exploring both for his books that would become great movies (The Princess Bride, Marathon Man) and for the ones that didn't.
Book Synopsis
Moviegoers will delight in Goldman's portrait of the great and near-great: Olivier, Newman, Redford, Streisand and Hoffman, among others.
Biography
His name may be most familiar from award-winning screenplays such as All the President's Men, but William Goldman had a previous life as an original, enthralling novelist who is worth exploring both for his books that would become great movies (The Princess Bride, Marathon Man) and for the ones that didn't.
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Business Books
Business History Entertainment Industry - History
Entertainment Books on Film Film Industry
Entertainment Books on Film Screenplays
History American History United States History - Western, Plains & Rocky Mountain Region
Nonfiction Entertainment Books on Film
Nonfiction History American History
Business History Entertainment Industry - HistoryEntertainment
Books on Film Film IndustryEntertainment
Books on Film ScreenplaysHistory
American History United States History - Western, Plains & Rocky Mountain RegionNonfiction
Entertainment Books on FilmNonfiction
History American History