Sentence examples for ambitious script from inspiring English sources

"Colossal is my most ambitious script so far, and probably the most personal one.

The BBC has recruited Peter Straughan, who was nominated for an Oscar for the Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy screenplay, to write the ambitious script.

And in "Pillars of the Sky" (1956) the journeyman director George Marshall brings merely a Sunday school didacticism to an ambitious script about frontier race relations originally intended for John Ford and John Wayne.

Altman has had the services of a very startling new British screenwriting talent: former actor Julian Fellowes has composed for him a muscular, ambitious script, crammed with sparkling lines and terrific cameo turns for a star-studded cast.

Unlike its predecessor, Don Quixote had an ambitious script, big budget and an authentic foreign setting.

And then you get the actors who are certainly willing to do it for no money…But it was a much more ambitious script than the first one.

In one of his more ambitious scripts, the Voice of the Enlightenment vies with the Voice of Romanticism for possession of the country's soul, with portentous gongs marking the rounds of the metaphysical debate.

Sun writer David Zurawik said Gyllenhaal's direction was as good as anything he had done in film, and called the script "one of the most ambitious scripts you'll see on TV this year".

Even with a Comedy Central-sized budget, Abbi and Ilana sometimes have to scale down their "ambitious" scripts, which often cover many different locations as the characters walk and talk throughout the city.

It's not that the special effects are anything spectacular (the story doesn't require it), it's just that creating a credible-looking Moon setting for next-to-nothing is an achievement as ambitious as the script itself.

There is also a tendency, in late seasons of ambitious shows, for scripts to refract these tensions more explicitly, sometimes in an effective way, sometimes defensively.