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John Sayles (I)
A bright child, John Sayles began reading novels before age 9. A Williams grad in 1972, he shunned a corporate career to work various blue-collar jobs, moving to east Boston to take a factory job. He wrote stories and submitted them to various magazines, and the Atlantic Monthly gave him the idea of publishing them in a novel--thus "Pride of the ...
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2018
The Alienist
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Shannon's Deal
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The August 6, 1994 draft of the screenplay for Apollo 13 (1995) credits a rewrite to Sayles. He is not credited in the final film. See more »Publicity Listings:
3 Print Biographies | 9 Interviews | 16 Articles | 2 Magazine Cover Photos | See more »Height:
6' 4" (1.93 m)
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There's a basic structure to movies. It's rigid and reductive. In a movie you only deal with core relationships: a protagonist, an antagonist. But in a novel you can do whatever you want. You can introduce characters that disappear for a hundred pages. You can have a dozen plot lines that interweave and overlap. In a novel, you get to be God. That doesn't happen in the movies. See more »Trivia:
In Greenville, Alabama, with partner Maggie Renzi, filming Honeydripper (starring Danny Glover) See more »Trademark:
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