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Chinatown — the perfect screenplay?
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In this week's episode Scott and I discuss the storied screenplay for Chinatown. The movie came out in 1974, and the screenplay has been heralded as near-perfect since then. There is a lot to unpack and discuss about the movie, the script, the crew and the era of American filmmaking, so jump right in!
http://http://media.blubrry.com/scottsigler/media.libsyn.com/scottsigler/29StorySmack29-Chinatown.mp3
It's a lovely movie. A throw-back noir, featuring Jack Nicholson and Faye Dunaway, is based on an original screenplay written by Robert Towne. Towne won the Best Original Screenplay Academy Award for his effort.
LINK TO THE SCREENPLAY PDF: • Get it here, sucka.
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