Sentence examples for rewriting lines from inspiring English sources

Alan Rickman has admitted to going behind the backs of scriptwriters and rewriting lines with the help of his friends for his Bafta winning performance in Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves.

Whether Fry worked on the script before Vidal or not, sources agree that Fry arrived in Rome in early May 1958 and spent six days a week on the set, writing and rewriting lines of dialogue as well as entire scenes, until the picture was finished.

It often requires rewriting, line by line.

("These songs were the nemesis of my youth," she said, and she rewrote lines to suit herself).

And then she rewrites lines from "The Tempest": But doth suffer a sea-change Into something rich and— Rich and what?

There is a song that says something about time rewriting the lines of the past.

He's junked pages of exposition, rewritten lines, refocused characters.

"If you went with the regulation text, she would say, 'Well, that's not what Marlon said.' But if you used the Dramatists Play Service version she would say, 'That's not what Tennessee wrote.' Kazan made hundreds of changes in the script — just rewrote lines.

"If you went with the regulation text, she would say, 'Well, that's not what Marlon said.' But if you used the Dramatists Play Service version she would say, 'That's not what Tennessee wrote.' Kazan made hundreds of changes in the script just rewrote lines.

He rewrote lines such as "a ditty he learned in the city" and "get along, get hip little doggies, and he trucked 'em on down the old fairway" to meet his new scenario.

MANY of the best-known agencies in Minnesota are rewriting a line uttered by the self-help guru Stuart Smalley — a k a their new United States senator, Al Franken — and declaring, "We're good enough, we're smart enough, and doggone it, people ought to like us".