More Tales from the Script (Video 2010)

Fascinating unheard stories from top screenwriters.

Director:

Peter Hanson

Writer:

Peter Hanson

Stars:

John August, John D. Brancato, John Carpenter

Cast

Credited cast:
John August	...	Himself
John D. Brancato	...	Himself
John Carpenter	...	Himself
Larry Cohen	...	Himself
Frank Darabont	...	Himself
Steven E. de Souza	...	Himself
Gerald Di Pego	...	Himself
Mark Fergus	...	Himself
Antwone Fisher	...	Himself
Naomi Foner	...	Herself
Joe Forte	...	Himself
David Hayter	...	Himself
Peter Hyams	...	Himself
Steve Koren	...	Himself
Jonathan Lemkin	...	Himself

Storyline

Fascinating unheard stories from top screenwriters.

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Genres:

Documentary

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

20 April 2010 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Grand River Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

47 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Some segments of this documentary's interview with Billy Ray, contain comments that are almost verbatim repetitions of statements Ray made a few years earlier in an interview that appears in The Dialogue: An Interview with Screenwriter Billy Ray. This repetition is perhaps most noticeable in comments Ray makes in both interviews about being a writer and a director. Here he says he "got into writing with the idea that I wanted to work with great directors. I am not a great director, so it would be stupid to limit myself to only working with me." In the earlier interview for 'The Dialogue' he says, "I got into this business to work with great directors. And I am not a great director, so it would be stupid of me to limit myself to working only with me." In both cases, he immediately follows these comments by citing Ang Lee and Peter Weir as two of the "great directors" he would like to work with.

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Quotes

Richard Wenk: [Referring to director and producer Richard Donner] When I came up with the idea for "16 Blocks," I went to Dick first, to produce it... for me to direct. And, uh, he liked it so much that he didn't want me to direct it; he wanted to direct it.

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