Sentence examples for traffic screenplay from inspiring English sources

Given that Mr. Gaghan seems to have treated the script as a way to take a vacation from writing after having won an Oscar for his "Traffic" screenplay, he proves himself to be a director with some potential.

One day last week he had three things happen to him: Paramount Pictures gave approval for his next movie, "Abandon," a thriller based on his own script, which he will also direct; he received a nomination from the British Academy of Film and Television Arts for his "Traffic" screenplay; and he received a call asking if he was interested in writing the screenplay for the next Indiana Jones movie.

Stephen Gaghan's screenplay for "Traffic" earned him an Oscar in 2001 for the best screenplay adapted from another medium.

The one that paid for his plane ticket was "Abandon," a thriller written and directed by STEPHEN GAGHAN, who won an Academy Award for the screenplay for "Traffic".

ABANDON -- Stephen Gaghan, who wrote the Oscar-winning screenplay for "Traffic," directs his first feature, an adaptation of Sean Desmond's novel "Adam's Fall".

It's hard to tell if Gillian Flynn, who wrote the book and now the screenplay, is trafficking in stereotypes or trying to subvert them, as her male protagonist is just as flawed in stereotypically male ways, and her work is so dark and gloomy it's hard not to perceive the whole thing as a sardonic finger-flip to the world and its gender conventions.

"Traffic" also won for Stephen Gaghan's screenplay.

(The writer credited with dialogue like that is Stephen Gaghan, best known for the screenplays for "Syriana" and "Traffic").

Two writer-directors, Cameron Crowe of "Almost Famous" and Kenneth Lonergan of "You Can Count on Me," were nominated for their screenplays, as were Stephen Gaghan for "Traffic," Steve Kloves for "Wonder Boys" and Doug Wright for "Quills".

* "TRAFFIC" (Oscar winner for best director, best adapted screenplay and film editing).

"Although I did write a screenplay, in which bad guys took control of the traffic system for all of New York City".