Sentence examples for script on which from inspiring English sources

Actually, things are more complicated, because the shooting script on which Chase-Riboud based her suit wasn't the original screenplay Franzoni wrote; it was Steven Zaillian's rewrite.

Meadows begins, though, with a fully-written script, on which he usually works with someone else: in cinema, Paul Fraser, and, on TV, Thorne.

Sunny Afternoon, Hampstead Hampstead theatre's first musical soared because of great Kinks numbers, a clever script on which Joe Penhall collaborated with Ray Davies, and really good performances.

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

More than 30 years later, he penned the script on which The Sapphires is based.

He instead sought out an existing script on which to base his next film, settling on what would become 1980's The Elephant Man.

But the concept of the studio auteur isn't the story of stylists applying images to inherited stories; it's the story of directors who make use of scripts on which they have a significantly strong hand to create worlds of their own.

Poulton's solution – in scripts on which he worked very closely with the novelist – is completely to avoid direct address from Cromwell to the audience and to employ two characters, Rafe Sadler from Cromwell's house and Thomas Wyatt from King Henry's court, as "confidants" with whom he can discuss matters that, in the books, are only thought or inferred.

The director, Sydney Pollack, asked her to read both the script and the book on which it was based -- and to give him suggestions.

Then it will move to the Abraham Lincoln, with appearances by the film's star, Benjamin Walker; its director, Timur Bekmambetov; and Seth Grahame-Smith, who was a writer of the script and the book on which it is based, said Jim Lemley, who is a producer of the movie and will join the others, both on the ship and at the bases.

After Notting Hill, Curtis did some polishing of a script - on which his old friend Helen Fielding and Andrew Davies had worked - for Bridget Jones's Diary, which (more arrows and overlapping circles on the diagram) also involved Grant, Bevan and Fellner.