Sentence examples for annotated script from inspiring English sources

I asked her: "If Ada could speak, what would she be saying?" And Jane gave me an annotated script showing the emotions for each scene, to give me some sense of the purpose of her playing.

This playhouse lately opened called "Our Theatre", When Joseph Schildkraut, comparative unknown, chosen by Theatre Guild for "Peer Gynt" his father's library furnished annotated script which Mansfield used in preparing role.

But he held on to papers from his glory days there, like his own brown, tattered and heavily annotated script for "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn," a 1945 film directed by his friend and mentor Elia Kazan, for whom he served as an uncredited assistant.

Much of this symbolism was later explained and expanded upon by the release of the 15th Anniversary Edition containing Morrison's annotated script.

Admittedly, there are some intriguing backstage nuggets on offer, including correspondence from the likes of Martin Luther King and an annotated script from The Godfather.

Morrison would later note in the annotated script of how the graphic novel was to be the start of his own undertaking of the Batman comics.

This collection of more than 400 annotated scripts reflects the many ways in which performers made Shakespeare's plays their own.

The cache of original treatments, annotated scripts, photographs, journals, notes, video recordings and film includes 64 storyboards from "Rebel Without a Cause," which starred James Dean, Sal Mineo and Natalie Wood.

AMSTERDAM — The Netherlands' national theater museum here contains about half a million costumes, masks, annotated scripts, photographs, puppets, props and other objects that tell the story of more than 300 years of theater in the Dutch language.

The new acquisitions include heavily annotated scripts for well-known films like "Chimes at Midnight" and "The Immortal Story". But also in the archive are screenplays that scholars and fans of Welles, who died in 1985, had heard about but never seen, from his many, many projects that didn't reach the screen.

The extensive collection is a peek into six decades of Mr. Raitt's life and includes scrapbooks, publicity photos, recordings, annotated scripts, musical scores, tapes he made of himself, and correspondence, said Denise Gallo, the head of acquisitions and processing at the library's music division.