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Marlon Brando
A first draft script The Killing Of A Chinese Bookie by Nick Cassavetes, thoughts, themes and ideas mercilessly stolen from John Cassavetes' "The Killing Of A Chinese Bookie", dated October, 1997, 107pp. of mimeographed typescript, with red Creative Artists Agency paper cover, annotated on 40 pages in red ballpoint pen or crayon in Brando's hand with observations on and amendments to the script, notes include:
- p. 20: Girls Are Cattle
- p. 40: tardy start of conflict
- p. 50: He owes $, what does he feel about this?
- p. 75: Nose!!! Not smooth - nowhere to go - utterly pridictable [sic]
A first draft script The Killing Of A Chinese Bookie by Nick Cassavetes, thoughts, themes and ideas mercilessly stolen from John Cassavetes' "The Killing Of A Chinese Bookie", dated October, 1997, 107pp. of mimeographed typescript, with red Creative Artists Agency paper cover, annotated on 40 pages in red ballpoint pen or crayon in Brando's hand with observations on and amendments to the script, notes include:
- p. 20: Girls Are Cattle
- p. 40: tardy start of conflict
- p. 50: He owes $, what does he feel about this?
- p. 75: Nose!!! Not smooth - nowhere to go - utterly pridictable [sic]
Provenance
The Estate Of Marlon Brando.