The very transition of screenwriters to direction often signifies the desire to protect one's own script — rather than to have at it again with the sort of creative destruction with which strong filmmakers approach a script.
F. H. falls in love with Michelle (Samantha Morton), a tragic young woman who also shoots up regularly and is the character closest to those in Ms. Maclean's own scripts.
Because it is based so faithfully on Potter's own script, its weaknesses point to the often unhappy collision of film and TV in his career, and to his lifelong infatuation with Hollywood.
Much of what Mr Macron said might have been taken from Mr Cameron's own script.
Instead, the studio gave the job to Arkin, who worked from Feiffer's own script.
Quotes from Shakespeare, Poe, Carroll and St Bede add literary lustre, but much of Talbot's own script is TV-presenter patter.
Lipper is currently the producer, with Edward Pressman, of "City Hall," a Castle-Rock movie that began with Lipper's own script and is to start filming in New York next week.
Since some Vai were illiterate, some were schooled in English, and others were literate in the Vai's own script, the researchers hoped to be able to distinguish cognitive changes caused by schooling from those caused specifically by literacy.
How moving to see lines we know from mass-produced volumes in Blake's own script, with its curved, well-shaped letters in light brownish-red ink: "Little lamb who made thee / Dost thou know who made thee".
One of the most prominent of these was ActiveX, an application programming interface built on the Microsoft Component Object Model (COM); this enabled Microsoft and others to embed controls in many programming languages, including the company's own scripting languages, such as JScript and VBScript.
