Word: scripted
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Walter Kerr: "Enormously exciting." The Times's Brooks Atkinson called it "one of Mr. Williams' finest dramas." The most startling display of devotion came from the Post's Richard Watts, who said the play had a "haunting fascination" but poked three logical holes in the script, then concluded: "It must be a tribute to the play that such queries did disturb...
Lipsticked, mascaraed and tilting at a precarious angle ("How do they walk in these things?"), Actor Lemmon digs out most of the laughs in the script. As for Marilyn, she's been trimmer, slimmer and sexier in earlier pictures...
...Script for BB. Both Authors Caulfield and Moscow skillfully let the facts unfold their dramas. Novelist Cecil Scott (Hornblower) Forester takes the opposite tack, prefaces his little Bismarck book with the warning: "This is as it may have happened. The speeches are composed by the writer." In The Ship (1943) Briton Forester showed that he could get inside the skins and skulls of British naval officers and ratings. But in his saga of the great BB (battleship) Bismarck, half the protagonists are German, and Forester's attempts at characterization lapse into caricature. The lines he has written for them...
...technically told by Captain Russell Grenfell in The Bismarck Episode (TIME, June 27, 1949). Forester's account subtracts many of the facts needed for clear understanding and adds only synthetic excitement. The book is intended as the basis for a British documentary film-a B script for a BB movie...
...case filmed in the Coop was suggested last month by John B. Matthews, Jr. LLB '37, associate professor of Business Administration. Matthews and Gibson wrote the script, Bruce E. Harding, assistant director of the Division, directed the filming. Employees of the Coop and unwitting customers "acted" in the production...