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When a passionate playwright finds his muse in a romantic, young woman, disguised as a male actor, they engage in an affair behind the scenes of the production of Romeo and Juliet under the jealous suspicion of the annoying noble to which her aristocratic family has betrothed her.
Shakespeare in Love:Young Shakespeare, suffering writer's block and eclipsed by his rival Marlowe, is swept up in a passionate romance that inspires and mirrors the break-out play he's struggling to write, "Romeo and Juliet".(32 words)What needs to be in the logline is the name of playwright and theRead more
Shakespeare in Love:
Young Shakespeare, suffering writer’s block and eclipsed by his rival Marlowe, is swept up in a passionate romance that inspires and mirrors the break-out play he’s struggling to write, “Romeo and Juliet”.
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What needs to be in the logline is the name of playwright and the title of the play because that’s the conceit, the sizzle, the hook that sold the script. ? (IMHO,?anyone who doesn’t ?”get” that hook, doesn’t ?know the plot of ?’Romeo and Juliet’, doesn’t belong in show business.)
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Good rewrite, Richiev, and a good question.
Good rewrite, Richiev, and a good question.
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For me, the fingerprint is the hook, what sort of differentiates the story. ? It's the gimmick for the heist. ?It explains why he needs the stakes character, the girl. ?(Otherwise, that element of the logline doesn't make sense, seems extraneous.)So yeah, I think it needs to be in the logline.
For me, the fingerprint is the hook, what sort of differentiates the story. ? It’s the gimmick for the heist. ?It explains why he needs the stakes character, the girl. ?(Otherwise, that element of the logline doesn’t make sense, seems extraneous.)
So yeah, I think it needs to be in the logline.
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