Sentence examples for screenplay saying from inspiring English sources

The critic Roger Ebert praised Jones's acting and screenplay, saying that she and McCormack "write dialogue and create supporting characters who don't seem like airheaded plot puppets, the way so many romcom characters do.

Hughes said that he had Broderick in mind when he wrote the screenplay, saying Broderick was the only actor he could think of who could pull the role off, calling him clever and charming.

When Scott Rudin was adapting Wonder Boys for the screen, the author declined an offer to write the screenplay, saying he was too busy writing The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay.

"She was quite ruthless in the way she approached that role," the British playwright Patrick Marber, who wrote the screenplay, said.

Simon Kinberg, who wrote "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" (and did uncredited work on the "Date Night" screenplay), says the basic appeal of such films is two-pronged.

Danny Strong, who wrote the screenplay, said in an interview that while those inventions condensed events, they reflect what actually happened.

Emma Frost, who wrote the screenplay, said a technical fault, rather than the way that the cast delivered the lines, was to blame.

Ms. Ephron, who optioned the screenplay, said, "From the first page it was absolutely clear that Diane was an extremely funny writer with an absolutely clear voice".

Miller, who also wrote the screenplay, said it was apparent Dano was "so clearly wonderful" from the moment he had auditioned.

A character named Neigleschmidt in the screenplay says: "You know, when I was younger, I went to watch the 1960 Yankees play in the city.

"I'd only known Andrew from Braintrust meetings when we started on 'John Carter, Mark Andrewsewho whelpedped Stanton write the first drafts of the screenplay, says.