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New York: Zone Books, 1992. First / First. Hardback. A very good copy. La Jetee was a 1962 28 min short film montage, this book presents a number of stills from that montage. The film is perhaps best remembered now for inspiring Gillam's 1995 Twelve Monkeys. Two large tears to.....
Item 11045Tarzan 66: Tarzan and the City of Gold
Los Angeles: American International Pictures, 1966. Manuscript Unbound. Very good condition. Continuity script for the then untitled 1966 Tarzan film. 76pp, no corrections - pencil note for the upper sheet.
Item 12987Dark Carnival: The Secret World of Tod Browning
Lakewood, CO: Centipede Press, 2024. Limited Hardback. A fine copy. 18 of 500 copies, signed by both authors and David Ho, the artist. An excellent look at the work of the seminal director.
Item 13157At The Earth's Core
Iver, Bucks: Amicus Productions Ltd., 1975. Manuscript A very good copy. Dated July 29th 1975. 94pp, rectos only. Several leaves in pink dated 5th December 1975, seemingly the start and end of the first act. Lots of underlining and a few notes. Brad bound, in nice shape with a little.....
Item 11040The Death Watch - A Script
No Place: No Publisher, No Date [c1930]. Manuscript Unbound. Very good condition. Seemingly a haunted house mystery; a recently murdered gangster has $2m stashed in an old house. 119pp, typed, single-sided. Page two absent. A little edge wear and toning, but largely in nice shape. Filmed in 1933 as Before.....
Item 11555The Table
c1932. 126pp unbound, punched. Rectos only. Robert Curtis adapted The Table into a novel in 1936, this was his last screenplay. Some creasing and wear to the edges, very uncommon. Edgar Wallace (1875-1932) is best known for scripting King Kong, he was a very prolific writer of crime fiction, amongst.....
Item 11568Cherry and the Candidate
Manuscript Paperback. A very good copy. Annotated and corrected throughout - not Weldon's hand. 59pp, rectos. Unknown production. The paper spine is very torn with sections of loss. Internally neat. A few spots to the covers.
Item 13167The Disenchanted
Beverly Hills, CA: Seven Arts Associated Corp, 1964? Manuscript Paperback. A very good copy. The date is hard to make out, but it's definitely the 1960s, 64 looks most likely. The script is an adaptation of Budd Schulberg's 1950 novel of the same name based on his relationship with F......
Item 13519A Game of Thrones
London: Voyager, 1996. First / First. Hardback. Very good condition. The first in Martin's (still unfinished) epic. Some rolling to the jacket edges, spine tips a little bumped and the block quite toned. A few marks to the jacket reverse and a little transfer from the cloth dye. George R.R......
Item 11747The Bride of Frankenstein
London: Ferret Fantasy, 1979. Limited Paperback. A fine copy. One of 100 numbered copies. Oversized wraps. 14pp. Introduction by George Locke. We have a few copies of this, so the received copy may differ slightly from the pictured copy - all are fine / near fine copies.
Item 12822The Adventures of Gerard
London: Sir Nigel Films, 1966. Paperback. A very good copy. 135pp, rectos only, bard bound in decorated green covers. Mimeograph copy. Dated 1966, this is at least the second draft, as there's a 1965 draft also. Based on the Exploits of Brigadier Gerard by ACD, the script went through various.....
Item 11047Island of the Burning Damned [Night of the Big Heat] Original Screenplay
London: Planet Film Productions, nd [c1967]. Manuscript Unbound. Near fine. Pip Baker's copy. Baker was one of three screenwriters associated with the adaptation of Lymington's 1959 science fiction novel. Tall untitled red wrappers with a die=cut title window. Noted as final shooting script. 104pp, rectos only. Mimeograph duplication. Brad bound.....
Item 11977A Message from Mars
London: Greening & Co., 1912. First / First. Hardback. A very good copy in a good jacket. Presentation copy inscribed by the publisher. Novelisation of the play. Adapted in 1913 as a silent film and the first British film in the genre. Uncommon in the jacket. The jacket has a......
Item 13554Awakenings
London: Duckworth, 1973. First Edition / First Impression. Hardback. A very good copy. An important book in the field, though recent examinations of Sacks' methods have put its findings in a different light. The book is perhaps best known for the adaptation for the big screen starring Robin Williams and.....
Item 11101One Family Autograph Manuscript
No Place: No Publisher, 1930. Manuscript Original holograph manuscript. 100pp, mostly rectos only, with notes on the verso. c210mm x 340mm. Custom binding, with a little dustiness and a few signs of ageing. Adapted in 1930 for the big screen, and published the same year by Elkin Mathews. A fantasy.....
Item 10427A Collection of Ephemera
London: No Publisher, 1969. Unbound. Near fine. A selection of items relating, mostly, to Alexander writing for the 1969 BBC series 'Counterstrike'. Eleven items including: letters between Alexander and the BBC mostly revolving around fees, a contract with the BBC, A nine page document 'master copy' of Alexander's ideas. Also.....
Item 1010824 Hours to Dawn
New York: CBS Television, 1957. Manuscript Unbound. A near fine copy. Brad bound. Third draft of Alexander's TV play. Around 90 sheets, rectos only.
Item 11985A Collection of Manuscripts
Manuscript Unbound. Very good condition. Comprising: [1] Doomwatch: Live Now, Die Later. 78pp rectos only. Photocopy with copied corrections. Unbound. [2] Doomwatch: Public Enemy. Rehearsal Script. Bradbound. 72pp rectos only. Photocopy. [3] Counterstrike: King's Gambit aka Mark of Cain. Alexander's copy, signed by him. Bradbound. No hand corrections, green and.....
Item 11049The Martian Chronicles - Original Early Script for the 1976 Play
No Place: No Publisher, nd [c1973]. Manuscript Unbound. Near fine condition. Early draft for the 1976 play. Inscribed by Bradbury "With Good Wishes for Bruce / From Ray Bradbury 1974 - June." Very uncommon thus. 148 leaves (146 numbered pages). The play debuted at the Cricket Theater in Minneapolis. Based.....
Item 11046Chroniques Martiennes [The Martian Chronciles] A Collection of 16 Lobby Cards
Paris: C. Darmon, 1980. Unbound. Collection of 16 vintage colour French lobby cards from the 1980 French theatrical release. Broadcast in three parts on NBC in the US first, and then in cinemas in France. 8.5" x 10.75"
Item 11048The Martian Chronicles, a Complete Set of the Three Original Screenplays for the 1980 NBC Adaptation
Los Angeles: Charles Fries Productions / Stonehenge, 1978. Manuscript Unbound. Near fine condition. Each script is signed by Bradbury and dated Oct 25 1980 (the show was broadcast in January of 1980). Each of the scripts is brad-bound in illustrated titled (Shooting Script) wrappers (Red, Blue and Green). 91pp, 100pp.....
Item 11050The Puppet Masters
Burbank, CA: Buena Vista Pictures, 1993. Manuscript Unbound. Near fine condition. 118 leaves (116 numbered pages), Xerographc reproduction, rectos only. Yellow untitled wrappers. Rosio and Elliot were the original writers with Goyer revising it. Based on the 1951 novel wherein mind-controlling aliens (slugs) take humans as hosts. Donald Sutherland starred.....
Item 13376Tales from Beyond the Grave - Ian Carmichael's Copy
Shepperton, UK: Shepperton Studios, nd [1973]. Manuscript Paperback. Ian Carmichael’s annotated copy. An Amicus Classic. Directed by Kevin Connor and adapted by Clarke and Christodoulou from Chetwynd-Hayes' tales (The Gatecrasher, An Act of Kindness, The Elemental and The Door - these were collected in a Fontana film tie-in PB). Shooting.....
Item 9615A Collection of Letters from Stanley Logan to L.E. Berman, with others
Los Angeles: None, 1931-1946. Manuscript Unbound. A collection of 27, mostly lengthy ALS from Logan to Berman. Stanley Logan was a British film actor brought over during Hollywood's Golden Age. He acted alongside many of the greats but always seemed to be in a minor part, and often uncredited. He.....
Item 12904The Return to Cooper's Creek
London: Veric Independent Publications, nd[1969]. Manuscript Paperback. Very Good Condition. Unproduced script from one of the 20th century's most popular dramatists. The script is a dramatisation of the unfortunate Burke & Wills trek across Australia. EMI commissioned Rattigan to write the script but it didn't work out, and the film.....