Sentence examples for rejected script from inspiring English sources

She met him at the airport, where she held up the cover page of a rejected script on which she had scribbled his name.

It's hard to believe you understand anything any more, now that this country feels like a rejected script for Black Mirror.

PHOENIX SUNS Remember when a team that included Shaquille O'Neal, Steve Nash, Grant Hill and Amar'e Stoudemire was an actual Phoenix Suns roster with real postseason expectations rather than a rejected script for a basketball-related spinoff of "The Expendables"?

The company originally wanted him to create a game based on Indiana Jones and the Monkey King/Garden of Life, a rejected script written by Chris Columbus for the third movie that would have seen Indiana looking for Chinese artifacts in Africa.

"The drawer under the bed was full of rejected scripts," said Kosminsky.

Remnants of rejected scripts from the bottom drawers of dead screenwriters have been reconstructed and recorded.

But this cracking BBC4 documentary, presented by Benedict Cumberbatch, was full of ups and downs, not least the story of Rattigan's big break in 1936, when one of his rejected scripts – French Without Tears – was recalled by a London theatre as an emergency six-week stopgap.

Among the archive are 50,000 books and 20,000 photographs, symphonies, poems and unfinished or rejected scripts for television and film projects, including lives of Atilla the Hun, Sigmund Freud and Michelangelo and a play about Harry Houdini that he collaborated on with Orson Welles, another frustrated creator of unproduced projects.

However, despite the conspiracy theories and "the idea that we spend our days rejecting scripts with an evil snigger", Campbell doesn't see that as a particular problem.

His screenwriting career also began with a Doctor Who submission; in 1987, he submitted a spec script set on an intergalactic news aggregator and broadcaster, which was rejected by script editor Andrew Cartmel, who suggested that he should write a more prosaic story about "a man who is worried about his mortgage, his marriage, [and] his dog".

(The network rejected the script, but Mr. Franken said he might revisit the idea for midseason).