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311. Add MS 88919/45/7

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Title:
Last Orders Screen Adaptation: Letters, Promotional Material, and Reviews
Scope & Content:
1. Letters and faxes from Elisabeth Robinson (Producer): 27 February 1997; 18 March 1997; 25 July 1997; 3 December 1998. 2. Fax from Simone Chin, Assistant to Fred Schepisi: 21 May, 1998. 3. Fax from Schepisi, Variety review: 2001. 4. Various printed promotional materials. 5. Various reviews ...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
1997-2002
Extent:
1 file

312. Add MS 88919/46

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Title:
Last Orders: Abridgement for Audio-Book
Scope & Content:
1. Correspondence between Swift and Pan Macmillan concerning the abridgement by Kevin Darvill of Last Orders for audio-book purposes. Includes detailed notes (2 sheets) by Swift on Darvill's abridgement. 2. Typescript of the abridgement by Keith Darvill, with some annotations in pencil (164 num...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
2002
Extent:
1 file

313. Add MS 88919/47

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Title:
The Light of Day: Screen Adaptation, and Audio Book Abridgement
Scope & Content:
Draft screenplay by Gooder and Greenacre, with revised material by Swift, and associated correspondence. Also, the text of an audio book abridgement (Penguin) by Neville Teller.
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
2004
Extent:
5 files

314. Add MS 88919/47/1

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Title:
The Light of Day Screen Adaptation: Draft Script
Scope & Content:
Draft script by Ben Gooder and Philip Greenacre, with annotations in pencil by Swift. Typescript, sheets numbered 1-100.
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
2004
Extent:
1 file

315. Add MS 88919/47/2

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Title:
The Light of Day Screen Adaptation: Swift's Contribution
Scope & Content:
Swift's contributions to various scenes (scene indicated by footer number). The material is divided by Swift into two groups, by date: September 2004, and October 2004. October material incorporates a number of comments by Swift.
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
2004
Extent:
1 file

316. Add MS 88919/47/3

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Title:
The Light of Day Screen Adaptation: Additional Revised Material
Scope & Content:
Various passages of the script following Swift's revision, with further annotations in pencil.
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
2004
Extent:
1 file

317. Add MS 88919/47/4

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Title:
The Light of Day Screen Adaptation: Correspondence
Scope & Content:
1. Two copy letters from Swift to Ben Gooder and Philip Greenacre (8 September and 10 November, 2004). The second letter provides a detailed commentary on the script. 2. Letter (12 November) from Gooder and Greenacre to Swift, in response to Swift's detailed comments.
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
2004
Extent:
1 file

318. Add MS 88919/47/5

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Title:
The Light of Day: Penguin Audiobook Abridgement
Scope & Content:
Abridgement by Neville Teller, in typescript, for the Penguin audiobook.
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
[2004]
Extent:
1 file

319. Add MS 88919/48

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Title:
The Sweet Shop Owner: Stage Adaptation by Phelim McDermott and the Company
Scope & Content:
Invitation to Presentation of Work in Progress [1988], theatre programme, flyer and theatre ticket (21 July 1989, Warehouse Theatre, Croydon) for a stage adaptation of the Sweet Shop Owner. With a letter to Swift from Phelim McDermott (1997).
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
1988-1997
Extent:
1 file

320. Add MS 88919/49

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Title:
BBC Radio Broadcast Transcripts for Two Stories
Scope & Content:
1. BBC Radio 3 transcript of the story 'Chemistry'. Broadcast 28 October, 1981. Read by Martin Jarvis. With markings passages struck-through in blue pencil. 2. BBC Radio 3 transcript of the story 'The Son'. Broadcast 13 August, 1982. Read by David March. With passages struck-through in red and ...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
1981-1982
Extent:
1 file

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