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1948réf. WRCLIT67460Culver City: Vanguard Films Inc. / The Selznick Studio 1948. Two volumes. Quarto. Mimeographed typescript printed on rectos only. Bradbound in wrappers stencil- printed and printed. First item lacks blank lower wrapper otherwise very good to near fine. Two development scripts undertaken for a film version of Hardy's novel which never came to fruition made up of the following: a A "Complete Script" of Scott's full screenplay 1244 leaves 12 July 1946 re-run 12 January 1947; and b an unspecified but revised of Scott's screenplay undated 1253 leaves in canary yellow printed Selznick Studio wrappers. Work on the film progressed to a point where an entirely different reworking of the script by Clemence Dane was undertaken but the project was canceled. Had it come to fruition this would have been the third film version of TESS after the now lost silent versions of 1913 and 1924. As it turned out a third version would need to wait until award- winning 1979/80 Polanski version TESS. Vanguard Films, Inc. / The Selznick Studio unknown books
1958réf. WRCLIT67094New York: National Broadcasting Company 1958. 61 leaves sequenced for production. Quarto. Mimeographed typescript printed on rectos only. Stapled at upper corner. Title leaf detached and a bit chipped relevant annotations otherwise very good. An adaptation to television of Tarkington's 1908 story prepared for the pioneering noon- time dramatic series devised and produced by Albert McCleery. This copy is signed by Dick Wilson who played the role of Henri and bears his annotations relating to his part. It is also signed by another party not readily identifiable as a cast member. National Broadcasting Company unknown books
1957réf. WRCLIT66792Culver City: The Selznick Studio 1957. 4173 leaves. Quarto. Mimeographed typescript printed on rectos. Bradbound in bright orange production company wrappers. Large chips at crown and toe of wrapper otherwise very good internally fine. Copy #6 of this preproduction draft of Hecht's adaptation of Hemingway's novel. It was the novel's second screen adaptation to reach production. This draft still designates John Huston as director but he left the project as a consequence of budget disputes a few months later and Charles Vidor took over. Rock Hudson and Jennifer Jones starred. The Selznick Studio unknown books
1981réf. WRCLIT66721Universal City: Universal City Studios Inc. 1981. 1168 leaves. Quarto. Mechanically reproduced typescript printed on rectos only bradbound in studio wrappers. Ink name on upper wrapper otherwise near fine. A "final draft" of this reinterpretation by Ormsby of DeWitt Boden's original story for Jacques Tourneur's 1942 classic. Paul Schrader directed and Nastassia Kinski Malcolm McDowell and John Heard starred along with the city of New Orleans in part. Accompanied by seven pictorial 11 x 14" color lobby cards promoting the film. Universal City Studios, Inc. unknown books
1980réf. WRCLIT65140Np: Twentieth Century-Fox. 1980. 1132 leaves. Quarto. Mechanically duplicated typescript printed on rectos only of cream stock. Bradbound in printed red studio wrappers. Near fine. Denoted the "first draft" of Simon's own adaptation to the screen of his 1981 play. The film directed by Herbert Ross appeared in 1982 and starred Walter Matthau and Ann- Margret et al. Twentieth Century-Fox. unknown books
1978réf. WRCLIT63902Los Angeles: Bing Crosby Productions 1978. 11341 leaves. Quarto. Mechanically reproduced typescript printed on rectos only bradbound in plain wrappers. Wrappers lightly sunned title lettered on spine a few isolated smudges and pen strikes else near fine. A "Revised Final Draft" of this adaptation of the screen of Conroy's 1976 novel. Carlino directed the 1979 release starring Robert Duvall Blythe Danner Michael O'Keefe et al. Duvall and O'Keefe were both nominated for Oscars for their roles. Bing Crosby Productions unknown books
1977réf. WRCLIT63901Los Angeles: Bing Crosby Productions 1977. 1143 leaves. Quarto. Mimeographed typescript printed on rectos only bradbound in production company wrappers with diecut window. Wrappers lightly sunned title lettered on spine near fine. A "Final Draft" of this adaptation to the screen of Conroy's 1976 novel. Carlino directed the 1979 release starring Robert Duvall Blythe Danner Michael O'Keefe et al. Duvall and O'Keefe were both nominated for Oscars for their roles. This "final" draft was subject to even further revisions in coming months. Bing Crosby Productions unknown books
1977réf. WRCLIT63899Los Angeles: Bing Crosby Productions 1977. 1142 leaves. Quarto. Mimeographed typescript printed on rectos only bradbound in plain wrappers. Lower corners toward end bumped a few corners turned otherwise very good. A "First Draft" of this adaptation of the screen of Conroy's 1976 novel but with a span of dated revises on salmon paper dated in August. Carlino directed the 1979 release starring Robert Duvall Blythe Danner Michael O'Keefe et al. Duvall and O'Keefe were both nominated for Oscars for their roles. While we have handled several copies of late drafts over the years this is the only copy of the first draft we recall. Bing Crosby Productions unknown books
1984réf. WRCLIT63980Np: Warner Bros. 1984. 11201 leaves. Quarto/ mechanically reproduced typescript printed on rectos only of an array of white and colored stocks. Bradbound in printed wrappers. Lower fore-corner of upper wrapper torn away title letter on spine otherwise very good. A heavily "revised final draft" of Henry's screenplay based on a story by Nancy Myers et al. The rainbow leaves conform to fifteen keyed dates of revision. Herbert Ross directed the December 1984 release starring Goldie Hawn and Chris Sarandon. Warner Bros.] unknown books
1975réf. WRCLIT63979Np: Universal Television 1975. 5157 leaves. Quarto. Mechanically reproduced typescript printed on rectos only. Bradbound in plain wrappers. Title leaf punched slightly askew with some modest creasing two ink strikes across lower edge otherwise very good or better. An unspecified draft of this Emmy Award winning original dramatization of the rise and downfall of Joseph McCarthy. Jud Taylor directed the February 1977 release which starred Peter Boyle Burgess Meredith John Forsythe Patricia Neal et al. Slate won an Emmy for his teleplay and Meredith won an Emmy as best supporting actor for his role as Joseph Welch. Universal Television] unknown books
1935réf. WRCLIT62273Los Angeles: The Author 1935. Six volumes. Quarto. Chiefly carbon typescript but also original typescript the latter with extensive manuscript revisions and notations. Each unit bradbound or stapled into typescript wrappers. Some use wrappers a bit frayed at edges and chipped at spines last wrapper separated at spine but typescripts in generally very good order consistent with use. A fine contiguous sequence of scripts tracing the development of this film from its earliest stages through the final working draft of Cole's screenplay and the intercession of another writer. The 1935 film directed by D. Ross Lederman was released under the title TOO TOUGH TO KILL and starred Victor Jory Sally O'Neill Ward Bond et al. The film as conceived by Cole is a depiction of an investigation into labor strife at a tunnel and aqueduct construction site near Morongo California. The film as finally released was co-credited to Cole and Jay Griffin based on a story by Robert Speers. However with the exception of the last item the material in this archive is credited throughout solely to Lester Cole and includes the following: a Treatment 122 leaves carbon typescript; b First Draft Screenplay 22 July 191 leaves carbon typescript with scattered revisions and annotations in pencil; c Second Draft Screenplay 30 July 110 leaves carbon typescript with scattered pencil queries comments and alterations; d Third Draft Screenplay 2 August 1104 leaves carbon typescript; e Fourth Draft Screenplay 5 August 1104 leaves carbon typescript; and f Fourth Draft Screenplay altered in manuscript to read "Final Working Copy" 5 August ca. 104 leaves plus lettered inserts and other variations largely original typescript but some carbon very heavily revised throughout in pencil in at least two hands. The first four items are designated in manuscript with the name of Ben Pivar the production supervisor of record for the film. The last bears the ownership signature of J. Griffin Jay and would obviously appear to be the copy of Cole's draft Jay utilized for the start if not the bulk of the revisions and rewrites that earned him co-credit. Cole was one of the cofounders of the Screen Writers Guild and in 1934 joined the CPA. Like his other colleagues known as the "Hollywood Ten" Cole refused to cooperate with the HUAC in 1947 was sentenced to a year in prison and a fine and was placed on the Blacklist. He continued to work sporadically under pennames and his last major film BORN FREE was so credited. Jay had his own substantial list of screenwriting credits chiefly in the genres of adventure science fiction and horror films. A fine coherent and contiguous archive the sort seldom preserved intact over the passage of more than 75 years. The Author] unknown books
1964réf. WRCLIT62699Los Angeles: The Author 1964. Two volumes. 3380 leaves plus lettered inserts; 688 leaves. Quarto. Mechanically reproduced typescript printed on rectos only. Bradbound in mimeographed wrappers one is missing the top wrapper. Light soiling and use but very good. Two consecutive drafts of this original teleplay written by Nugent for creator- producer Merian C. Cooper. Though both are denoted "uncut revised" drafts the first is shot through with revises on colored papers dated from mid-November to early December. The second is a fresh draft incorporating the revisions and fixing pagination disruptions caused by lettered inserts in the first. The second bears the name in an unknown hand of Jean Nugent Frank Nugent's wife. Accompanied by another copy in photocopy of the second draft. Nugent and Cooper had worked together frequently particularly in harness with John Ford but this proposed project for television would appear not to have come to fruition. Set at Fort Teton on the western frontier it highlights the service of those soldiers in the Cavalry Band in the context of a potential clash between ranchers and resident tribes during a drought. "The Boilermakers" as the Cavalry Band was derisively labeled are generally portrayed as a lot of misfits and as a preliminary note on format indicates the series would be "uniquely told through the eyes of the continuing characters of a rag-tag singing- fighting Cavalry band with their varied racial backgrounds instruments and music . stories to be in the vein of the Merian C. Cooper - John Ford features 'She Wore a Yellow Ribbon' - 'Fort Apache' - 'Rio Grande' etc." Whether Ford was intended to sign on to direct this series is not indicated in the present material but it would not be beyond the realm of possibility. The Author] unknown books
1983réf. WRCLIT63178Burbank: Warner Bros. 1983. 1125 leaves. Quarto. Photoduplicated typescript printed on rectos only of yellow pink and blue stock. Bradbound in stiff wrappers. Title lettered on spine a few spots of slight discoloration along lower edge of upper wrapper otherwise near fine. A "revised third draft" of this adaptation to the screen of Davis's 1979 novel. The 1985 release directed by Harold Becker starred Matthew Modine and Linda Fiorentino. Warner Bros. unknown books
1979réf. WRCLIT63175Burbank: Warner Bros. 1979. 1121 leaves plus lettered inserts. Quarto. Mechanically reproduced typescript printed on rectos only. Bradbound in printed wrapper. Light soiling to wrappers and lower edge otherwise very good. An unspecified but revised draft of this original screenplay including revises on variously colored papers dating from early October through 30 November. Henry also directed the December 1980 release starring Bob Newhart Gilda Radner Madeline Kahn Harvey Korman et al. Warner Bros. unknown books
1979réf. WRCLIT63174Burbank: Warner Bros. 1979. 1121 leaves plus lettered inserts. Quarto. Mechanically reproduced typescript printed on rectos only. Bradbound in printed wrapper. Lower corner of upper wrapper creased otherwise very good or better. A "final" draft of this original screenplay by Henry who also directed the December 1980 release starring Bob Newhart Gilda Radner Madeline Kahn Harvey Korman et al. Warner Bros. unknown books
1960réf. WRCLIT62998Culver City: Selznick International 1960. 198 leaves. Quarto. Mimeographed typescript printed on rectos only. Bradbound in canary yellow typescript wrappers. Light use to wrappers otherwise near fine. Denoted the "Final Shooting Script" for this adaptation to the screen of Clemens' novel. The February 1938 release was directed by Norman Taurog with uncredited retakes by George Cukor and others and starred Tommy Kelly Jackie Moran May Robson Walter Brennan Victor Jory et al. The physical aspect of this script suggests it was rerun from new stencils at a later date and in support of that inference it is accompanied by a Combined Cutting & Dialogue Continuity Script based on a 1957 print 82 leaves legal format and the same for a 1961 16mm re-release 82 leaves legal format for a total of three volumes. This was at least the fourth adaptation of the novel to the screen the earliest having appeared in 1907. Selznick International unknown books
1932réf. WRCLIT62763Hollywood: RKO Studios Inc. 1932. 152 leaves. Quarto. Mimeographed typescript printed on rectos only bradbound in mimeographed studio wrappers. Upper wrapper pulled at one brad light use else very good. A "Second Draft Continuity" of this adaptation of St. Johns's original story via the intermediate screenplay by Murfin. A review of both writers' many screen credits within a range of possible years suggests that this project may have never reached production and possibly arose out of their involvement as cowriters for WHAT PRICE HOLLYWOOD 1932. RKO Studios, Inc. unknown books
1971réf. WRCLIT62505Culver City: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer 1971. 120 leaves. Quarto. Photomechanically reproduced typescript printed on rectos only of white stock Bradbound in printed studio wrappers. Small nick and crease and some modest edge sunning to wrappers title lettered on spine otherwise very good or better. An unspecified but relatively early draft of this adaptation by Salt of Jimmy Breslin's book. The July 1972 release was directed by James Goldstone and starred Jerry Orbach Robert De Niro et al. In April 1951 Salt was called before the HUAC and then placed on the Black List. After struggling for a decade and a half with often-pseudonymous television writing and commercial work in 1969 he wrote the award-winning screenplay for MIDNIGHT COWBOY. Subsequent credits included SERPICO THE DAY OF THE LOCUST and COMING HOME. In 1987 just prior to his death he received the WGA Laurel Award in recognition of his considerable achievements. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer unknown books
1961réf. WRCLIT62257Hollywood: Jerry Wald Productions 1961. 1189A-D leaves. Quarto. Mimeographed typescript printed on rectos only. Plain flexible plastic wrapper. Title lettered on spine a few tiny spots to fore-edge otherwise very good or better. Denoted a "Revised" draft of this unproduced screen adaptation of Lawrence's novel. Clarke had shared an Oscar with Gavin Lambert for the screenplay for the 1960 adaptation also produced by Wald of SONS AND LOVERS but it seems the momentum from that success was not sufficient to carry this project beyond development. The lettered leaves at the end are possible alternates for scenes earlier in the script. Jerry Wald Productions unknown books
1961réf. WRCLIT62280Hollywood: Jerry Wald Productions 1961. 2163 leaves with ten noncontiguous leaves of revises on colored paper appended at end. Quarto. Mimeographed typescript printed on rectos only. Plain flexible plastic wrapper. Lower wrapper creased otherwise very good or better. Denoted a "Final" draft of this unproduced screen adaptation of Lawrence's novel. Clarke had shared an Oscar with Gavin Lambert for the screenplay for the 1960 adaptation also produced by Wald of SONS AND LOVERS but it seems the momentum from that success was not sufficient to carry this project beyond development. An extra prelim stresses confidentiality of circulation. Jerry Wald Productions unknown books
1984réf. WRCLIT61813Burbank: Hajeno Productions / Warner Bros. Television 1984. 1135 leaves. Quarto. Mechanically reproduced typescript printed on rectos only. Bradbound in studio wrappers. Faint use to wrapper title lettered on spine otherwise about fine. A first draft of this adaptation for television of Christie's novel. The production was directed by Dick Lowry and starred Helen Hayes Bette Davis John Mills and Tim Roth. It aired in February 1985. Hajeno Productions / Warner Bros. Television unknown books
1984réf. WRCLIT61811Burbank: Hajeno Productions / Warner Bros. Television 1984. 1116 leaves. Quarto. Mechanically reproduced typescript printed on rectos only. Bradbound in studio wrappers. Faint use to wrapper title lettered on spine otherwise about fine. A revised first draft of this adaptation for television of Christie's novel. The production was directed by Dick Lowry and starred Helen Hayes Bette Davis John Mills and Tim Roth. It aired in February 1985. Hajeno Productions / Warner Bros. Television unknown books
1994réf. WRCLIT61805Np: Propaganda Films 1994. Ca. 140 leaves. Quarto. Photocopied typescript bradbound in pictorial production company wrappers. Streak of soiling to upper wrapper title lettered on spine and lower edge else very good. Denoted a "second draft" of this adaptation not paginated but in numbered sequence form. A supplement of leaves of characterizations is largely legible but poorly copied. The 1997 release was directed by Jane Campion starred Nicole Kidman John Malkovitch Mary- Louise Parker Barbara Hershey et al and was nominated for an array of awards. Propaganda Films unknown books
1993réf. WRCLIT61818Np: Signboard Hill Productions 1993. 1116 leaves. Quarto. Photomechanically reproduced typescript printed on rectos only. Bradbound in printed production company wrappers. Pencil notes re: casting on upper wrapper else very good. A "first draft" of this adaptation of Tyler's 1988 Pulitzer Prize-winning novel for television. The February 1994 broadcast was directed by John Erman and starred James Garner Joanne Woodward. et al. Signboard Hill Productions unknown books
1986réf. WRCLIT61817New York: Robert Halmi Productions 1986. 1105 leaves. Quarto. Photo-duplicated typescript printed on rectos only. Bradbound in production company wrappers. 'CBS' in ink on upper wrapper else very good. An unspecified draft of this adaptation for television. The 7 December 1986 broadcast was directed by Jeannot Szwarc and starred George C. Scott Rebecca de Mornay Ian McShane et al. Robert Halmi Productions unknown books