Sentence examples for a screenplay that is from inspiring English sources

Even when he's galumphing through a screenplay that is simultaneously impenetrable and horribly rote.

Having co-written the series's previous high-water mark, The Empire Strikes Back, Lawrence Kasdan here shares credits with Abrams and Michael Arndt on a screenplay that is steeped in the dark lineages of the originals (and does not sidestep moments of genuine tragedy), but which subtly realigns its gender dynamics with Rey's proudly punchy, post-Hunger Games heroine.

Besides, the colossal budget makes it harder to forgive a screenplay that isn't quite as deep or original as it thinks.

During those 13 months he wrote -- and sold -- a screenplay that was never produced.

"I also wrote the first draft of a screenplay that was about 186 pages," Mr. Weitz recalled.

Both are hemmed in by direction and a screenplay that are relentlessly on point (as well as an off-the-shelf score).

He wrote a screenplay that was optioned in 1999 by producers affiliated with the Showtime network, but it was never made.

"Tim Blake Nelson wrote a screenplay that's inspired and one that reaches down in our humanness and our collective conscience in a very profound way," he said by telephone recently.

But the then 27-year-old McQuarrie, author of a screenplay that was nonpareil in its genre, was finding no one who would let him direct a movie about a 20-year-old who had conquered the world.

Again the program finds a direct connection: Budd Schulberg, the screenwriter and novelist who, just out of college, had produced a screenplay that was deemed in need of a rewrite man.

Mr. Dubbin said that they were in a committed relationship, but then came a new wrinkle: "Cailin started writing with a partner; they sold a pilot two seasons ago and they wrote a screenplay that was getting a lot of attention.