Now Voyager (1942) is appreciated today for a skillfully modulated performance by Bette Davis and a rare theme in American mass culture--the study of a woman's struggle for independence. This book includes the complete screenplay.
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Now Voyager (1942) is appreciated today for a skillfully modulated performance by Bette Davis and a rare theme in American mass culture--the study of a woman's struggle for independence. This book includes the complete screenplay.
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Seller's Description:
"Don't let's ask for the moon! We have the stars! " Great closing line, from one of Bette Davis's crowning achievements and a milestone in the genre of "women's movies". Includes informatiive introduction on the making of the movie and 23 frame enlargements along with the screenplay. Fine.
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Very Good in Fair jacket. 1st Printing. Fine in very good plus dust jacket with no chips or tears and just a minimum of rubbing and handling. Nice copy suitable for gift-giving. The editor's essay provides insight into the transition from the novel into the film.
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Fine in Fine dust jacket. 0299097900. First edition. Fine in fine dust jacket. Autographed cards of actors James Rennie and Mary Wickes, who had supporting roles in the classic Bette Davis film, a-fixed to front end-paper. One of the more elusive titles in the Warner Bros. ' series.; Wisconsin/Warner Bros. Screenplay Series; 6" x 8 3/4"; 230 pages.
