Sentence examples for about the screenwriter from inspiring English sources

And what about the screenwriter husband back in Poland?

Because of an editing error, an obituary last Monday about the screenwriter Jimmy Sangster misstated one of his middle names.

An article on Jan . 9about the screenwriter John Logan referred incorrectly to e-mail exchanges discussing his complaints about sharing the screenplay credit for "The Last Samurai".

A report in the "Arts, Briefly" column on Friday about the screenwriter Aaron Sorkin's withdrawal as the librettist for the planned Broadway musical "Houdini" misstated the surname of one of the show's producers.

Correction: January 23 , 2005 Sunday An article on Jan . 9about the screenwriter John Logan referred incorrectly to e-mail exchanges discussing his complaints about sharing the screenplay credit for "The Last Samurai".

A picture caption last Sunday with an article about the screenwriter John August referred incorrectly to the opening of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," which he adapted from the Roald Dahl novel.

In Part 2, I'll continue to share more ways to break through the writing wall... ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Novelist, screenwriter, and television personality, Paul Bishop spent 35 years with the Los Angeles Police Department, where he was twice honored as Detective of the Year.

Detailed questions about its contents, though, can be neither asked nor answered on the morning we meet, while the revelation that Sulu is gay in the new film — which prompted the original Sulu, George Takei, to complain publicly about the screenwriters tinkering with the character's back-story — is still some way off.

Jenkins and Stauffer create a lively narrative, but is it factual — or fictionalized, like the movie script about Knight by the screenwriter Gary Ross, which, the authors report, inspired them to write the book?

No one could make a serious claim for most of these pictures as classics, despite Mr. Tarantino's bully-pulpit defense of, say, "Saturn Three," about which the screenwriter Martin Amis presumably has a case of résumé amnesia.

But I did think, later on, of the famous lines from "Sunset Boulevard" about Joe Gillis, the screenwriter played by William Holden seen floating face-down in the opening scene: "The poor dope.