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The Score, 2001
A quantity of material relating to The Score, including:
- Brando's working script, the revised draft script dated 24 March, 2000, 113pp. of mimeographed typescript, with white paper covers printed The Score, with Brando's character Max's lines highlighted in yellow felt pen, the title page inscribed in red ballpoint pen with Brando's notes on the script and the film's themes and plot:
#He has a coded diary that he keeps to record his life
#He bugs Nick to find out what is going on with him
#When Nick goes away or dies he lays down in front of a steam valley [sic] Plant it before it happens
#Nick has black girlfriend
#Use bugging device;
- four other revised scripts, various dates, March-July, 2000;
- a quantity of loose revised script pages, approximately 192pp. of mimeographed typescript;
- a large quantity of mimeographed typescript production paperwork including cast and crew lists, call sheets and shooting schedules;
- a typescript letter from director, Frank Oz to Marlon Brando, on Frank Oz headed stationery, dated 13 April, 2000, telling Brando I wouldn't want anyone ever to think that you have demanded changes in the script of The Score. On the contrary, you have been ready to accept what has been written. However, we both know that the script is not where it should be and I have asked you for your contributions. I value your ideas and they continue to be extremely helpful regarding the story and the characters. No matter how The Score turns out, all creative decisions have been made by me. I'm just grateful to you for your involvement..., 1p.; and related material (a lot)
A quantity of material relating to The Score, including:
- Brando's working script, the revised draft script dated 24 March, 2000, 113pp. of mimeographed typescript, with white paper covers printed The Score, with Brando's character Max's lines highlighted in yellow felt pen, the title page inscribed in red ballpoint pen with Brando's notes on the script and the film's themes and plot:
#He has a coded diary that he keeps to record his life
#He bugs Nick to find out what is going on with him
#When Nick goes away or dies he lays down in front of a steam valley [sic] Plant it before it happens
#Nick has black girlfriend
#Use bugging device;
- four other revised scripts, various dates, March-July, 2000;
- a quantity of loose revised script pages, approximately 192pp. of mimeographed typescript;
- a large quantity of mimeographed typescript production paperwork including cast and crew lists, call sheets and shooting schedules;
- a typescript letter from director, Frank Oz to Marlon Brando, on Frank Oz headed stationery, dated 13 April, 2000, telling Brando I wouldn't want anyone ever to think that you have demanded changes in the script of The Score. On the contrary, you have been ready to accept what has been written. However, we both know that the script is not where it should be and I have asked you for your contributions. I value your ideas and they continue to be extremely helpful regarding the story and the characters. No matter how The Score turns out, all creative decisions have been made by me. I'm just grateful to you for your involvement..., 1p.; and related material (a lot)