formative years…
In the living room, sitting side-by-side with the Mister, I noticed he was enraptured by his smart phone. I remarked that studies had shown infants (whose parents were always checking… Read more formative years… →
I’m convinced that if Charles Dickens were alive and well and living in Los Angeles, he’d be the best producer-director-writer of movies ever. I think if anybody really wants to learn how to tell a story in images, they should read Dickens. At least once or twice a year.” Robert Mulligan
This is the first of two posts for The Perfumed Dandy – a word on Bleak House, by George Kaplan
Hello Fearless Readers, it’s time once again for a brief post from Beguiling Hollywood’s Perfidious Albion (that’s “England” for the sane among you!) Correspondent while Ms Lester recovers from viral… Read more This is the first of two posts for The Perfumed Dandy – a word on Bleak House, by George Kaplan →
Great Expectations (1946) – a film review by George Kaplan
GREAT EXPECTATIONS (1946) Dir. David Lean Scr. Anthony Havelock-Allan, David Lean, Ronald Neame, Cecil McGivern, and Kay Walsh based upon the novel by Charles Dickens Hello Fearless Readers, I’m here… Read more Great Expectations (1946) – a film review by George Kaplan →
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO A GRIPPING LIFE
The interwebs, like the world which they mirror, can be a vast daunting place. There are a lot of strange things out there as well as very strange people (of… Read more HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO A GRIPPING LIFE →
BEGUILING BOOKS WITH GEORGE KAPLAN
Booking A Show Adapting a book for the screen isn’t easy. No, really, don’t laugh at the obviousness of that statement! It isn’t. A screenwriter (okay, this is Hollywood we’re… Read more BEGUILING BOOKS WITH GEORGE KAPLAN →
