Sentence examples for fine screenplay from inspiring English sources

With a fine screenplay and camera work, Vincent Canby wrote in The New York Times, "Mr. Loach again shows himself to be in top form".

The fine screenplay is by Phyllis Nagy, who drains away the sourness of the book; what remains is a production of clean and frictionless beauty, down to the last, strokable inch of clothing and skin.

With "Backlash" (1956), the hard-working but rarely inspired John Sturges fails to bring out the dramatic intensity of a fine screenplay by Borden Chase, whose work with James Stewart and the director Anthony Mann during this period ("Bend of the River," "The Far Country") represents the Universal western at its best.

But I did not seek screenwriting credit because I felt the work I was doing was in service to his already fine screenplay.

We've got eight categories in all, including best actor, actress, finest screenplay and best use of grunts.

Ward didn't finish the script until 1972, but it was the finest screenplay I had ever read.

Lincoln is a strikingly well-made film, with fine performances, an intelligent screenplay, and mature, restrained direction from Spielberg.

During the next four years Mr. Fine worked on the screenplay while logging hours in the cockpit for Chautauqua Airlines, eventually directing the film himself.

Elsewhere were fine performances and a taut screenplay.

Ms. Devlin's screenplay shows a fine ear for everyday conversation.

Mr. Kosashvili, working from Mary Bing's sensitive, economic screenplay and with the fine cinematographer Paul Sarossy, makes the most of the story's social environment, gently underscoring its claustrophobia.