Post by kijii on May 11, 2020 15:43:38 GMT
9. SCREENWRITERS QUIZ #9 –THOSE WHO ADAPTED THEIR SCREENPLAYS FROM OTHER PLAYWRIGHTS
SET-UP:
Alphabetically and numerically listed below in BLACK are career Oscar-nominated SCREENWRITERS (S).
Also, alphabetically and numerically listed below in RED are ORIGINAL PLAYWRIGHTS (OTHER THAN THE SCREENWRITER) (P).
Finally alphabetically and numerically listed below in BLUE are career Oscar-nominated DIRECTORS (D).
--- SCREENWRITERS names are listed first. (Last name will be OK)
--- ORIGINAL PLAYWRIGHTS names are listed second. (Las name will be OK)
--- DIRECTORS names are listed third. (Last name will be OK)
One SCREENWRITER and one ORIGINAL PLAYWRIGHT can be linked with a DIRECTOR in a unique way.
Each combo of SCREENWRITER and ORIGINAL PLAYWRIGHT was used in the making of a THEATRICAL FILM (no TV-Movies allowed in here) which was finished by an career Oscar nominated DIRECTOR.
SOME MAY BE ON MORE THAN ONE OF THE LISTS—THAT IS INTENTIONAL SINCE THEY MAY HAVE SERVED IN BOTH ROLES.
NO SCREENWRITER USED IN THE LAST QUIZ (QUIZ #8) IS REPEATED HERE.
CHALLENGE:
FIRST, choose a SCREENWRITER from the list SCREENWRITERS (NUMBERED S1-S27) below.
SECOND, choose a ORIGINAL PLAYWRIGHT (P1-P27) to match the SCREENWRITER, whose play was adapted by the sreenwriter.
THIRD, link the first two with the DIRECTOR (NUMBERD D1-D27) who brought them together in a film.
FOUTH, give the TITLE of the film. (The name of the film may be different than the name of their original play, but what we want, here, is the name of the FILM.)
After matching the SCREENWRITER / ORIGINAL PLAYWRIGHT / DIRECTOR / FILM TITLE, the board will be updated in GREEN--- PERIODICALLY
EXAMPLE of the completed solution is shown below:
S38. ALBERT MANNHEIME / P34. GARSON KNIN / D32. GEORGE CUKOR -----BORN YESTERDAY / KIJII
The final four items will be listed alphabetically by the screenwriter’s last name.
As the updating is done—PERIODICALLY--- three elements of the Solution Triad will be removed from the original lists and the solution will be shown in green with the solver’s name.
THIS IS NOT A GARTH GAME AND WILL NOT BE SCORED AS ONE. IT IS ONLY A ”FUN” GROUP ACTIVITY to pass time during the virus quarantine.... but mathgarth gave me permission to use elements of his GARTH GAME format.
But, Similar to a GARTH GAME, I will only accept sets matching MY sets even though yours may be as correct as mine.
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EXAMPLE:
S38. Albert Mannheime
P34. Garson Knin
D32. George Cuko.
FILM TITLE –BORN YESTERDAY
NOTE: THERE ARE FOUR REQUIRED MATCHING ELEMENTS TO THIS QUIZ.
Please list the matching names along with their number entries.
List each element on a DIFFERENT LINE (as shown in the EXAMPLE above).
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SCEENWRITERS
S01. Edward Anhalt / P02. Jean Anouilh / D08. Peter Glenville----------BECKET / MATT
S02. George Axelrod / P14. William Inge / D19. Joshua Logan--------- BUS STOP /MATT
S03. Sidney Buchman / P25. Harry Segall / D09. Alexander Hall—------HERE COMES MR. JORDAN / MATT
S04. Vina Delmar / P23. Arthur Richman/ D21. Leo McCary------------- THE AWFUL TRUTH /SPIDER
S05. Phoebe Ephron / P19. William Marchant/ D14. Walter Lang------- DESK SET /SPIDER!!!
S06. Julius J. Epstein / P05. Murray Burnett / D05. Michael Curtiz------CASABLANCA /SPIDER
S07. Stephen Gaghan / P21. Simon Moore / D24. Steven Soderberg----TRAFFIC / SPIDER
S08. Benjamin Glazer / P25. Austin Srong / D02. Frank Borzage --------7TH HEAVEN / MARSAH
S09. Jonathan Hardy / P24. Kenneth Ross / D01. Bruce Beresford ----- BREAKER MORANT / SPIDER
S10. Anthony Havelock-Allen / P07. Noel Coward / D15. David Lean--- BRIEF ENCOUNTER / MARSHA
S11. Lillian Hellman / P16. Sidney Kingsley/ D26. William Wyler--------DEAD END / MATT
S12. Hanns Kray / P08. Ashley Dukes / D20. Ernst Lubitsch------------- THE PATRIOT /SPIDER
S13. Harry Kurnitz /P06. Agatha Christie / D25. Billy Wilder------------- WITNESS FOR THE PROSECTION / MATT
S14. Arthur Laurents / P20. Marcelle Maurette / D18. Anatole Litvak--- ANASTASIA / MARSHA
15. Ernest Leman / P01. Edward Allbee / D23. Mike Nichols ------------- WHO’S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? / MATT
S16. Isobel Lennart / P11. William Gibson / D26. Robert Wise----------- TWO FOR THE SEESAW /MATT
S17. Seton I. Miller / P10. Martin Flavin / D10. Howard Hawks ---------- THE CRIMINAL CODE /SPIDER
S18. Dudley Nichols / P22. Engene O’Neil / D06. John Ford--------------- THE LONG VOYAGE HOME /RUFUS
S19. Robert Riskin / P15. George S. Kaufman / D03. Frank Capra-------- YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU /MATT
S20. Morrie Ryskind / P09. Edna Ferber / D13. Gregory LaCava-----------STAGE DOOR /MARSHA
S21. Leonard Spigelgass / P17. Arthur Laurents / D17. Mervyn Leroy--- GYPSY /MARSHA
S22. John Van Druten / P12. Patrick Hamilton / D04. George Cukor ----- GASLIGHT / MARSHA
S23. Anthony Veiller / P27. Tennessee Williams / D11. John Huston----- THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA /SPIDER
S24. Irma von Cube / P13. Elmer Blaney Harris / D22. Jean Negulesco-- JOHNNY BELINDA /MATT
S25. Claudine West / P04. Rudolph Besier / D07. Sidney Franklin --------THE BARRETTS OF WIMPOLE STREET/MARSHA
S26. Kevin Willmott / P03. Aristophanes / D16. Spike Lee----------------- CHI-RAQ / RUFUS
S27. Nedrick Young / P18. Jerome Lawrence / D12. Stanley Kramer----- INHERIT THE WIND /MATT
REMEMBER: ALL THOSE GREAT MOVIE QUOTES WERE CREATED BY A SCREENWRITER!!!!
THE BONUS ROUND:
-- 25 SCREENWRITERS—who adopted OTHER playwrights for their screenplays-- have been discovered
-- BUT, 10 SCREENWRITERS WON THE OSCAR for adapting THEIR OWN PLAY for the screen.
-- NAME those who WON FOR ADAPTING THEIR OWN PLAY to the screen; give the TITLE of the movie and the YEAR WON.
THREE (3) ELEMENTS NEEDED: SCREENWRITER’S NAME / TITLE OF PLAY / YEAR OSCAR WON
BR-01 Robert Bolt / A Man for All Seasons (1965) / BELLA
BR-02 James Goldman / The Lion in Winter (1968) / BELLA
BR-03 Ernest Thompson / On Golden Pond (1981) / BELLA
BR-04 Christopher Hampton / Dangerous Liaisons (1988) / BELLA
BR-05 Peter Shaffer / Amadeus (1984) / RUFUS
BR-06 Abby Mann / Judgement at Nuremberg (1961) /RUFUS
BR-07 George Bernard Shaw / Pygmalion (1938) / RUFUS
BR-08 Paddy Chayefsky / Marty (1955) / RUFUS
BR-09 Alfred Uhry / Driving Miss Daisy (1989) / RUFUS
BR-10 Alvin McCraney / Moonlight (2016) / RUFUS [Scoring Change]
SET-UP:
Alphabetically and numerically listed below in BLACK are career Oscar-nominated SCREENWRITERS (S).
Also, alphabetically and numerically listed below in RED are ORIGINAL PLAYWRIGHTS (OTHER THAN THE SCREENWRITER) (P).
Finally alphabetically and numerically listed below in BLUE are career Oscar-nominated DIRECTORS (D).
--- SCREENWRITERS names are listed first. (Last name will be OK)
--- ORIGINAL PLAYWRIGHTS names are listed second. (Las name will be OK)
--- DIRECTORS names are listed third. (Last name will be OK)
One SCREENWRITER and one ORIGINAL PLAYWRIGHT can be linked with a DIRECTOR in a unique way.
Each combo of SCREENWRITER and ORIGINAL PLAYWRIGHT was used in the making of a THEATRICAL FILM (no TV-Movies allowed in here) which was finished by an career Oscar nominated DIRECTOR.
SOME MAY BE ON MORE THAN ONE OF THE LISTS—THAT IS INTENTIONAL SINCE THEY MAY HAVE SERVED IN BOTH ROLES.
NO SCREENWRITER USED IN THE LAST QUIZ (QUIZ #8) IS REPEATED HERE.
CHALLENGE:
FIRST, choose a SCREENWRITER from the list SCREENWRITERS (NUMBERED S1-S27) below.
SECOND, choose a ORIGINAL PLAYWRIGHT (P1-P27) to match the SCREENWRITER, whose play was adapted by the sreenwriter.
THIRD, link the first two with the DIRECTOR (NUMBERD D1-D27) who brought them together in a film.
FOUTH, give the TITLE of the film. (The name of the film may be different than the name of their original play, but what we want, here, is the name of the FILM.)
After matching the SCREENWRITER / ORIGINAL PLAYWRIGHT / DIRECTOR / FILM TITLE, the board will be updated in GREEN--- PERIODICALLY
EXAMPLE of the completed solution is shown below:
S38. ALBERT MANNHEIME / P34. GARSON KNIN / D32. GEORGE CUKOR -----BORN YESTERDAY / KIJII
The final four items will be listed alphabetically by the screenwriter’s last name.
As the updating is done—PERIODICALLY--- three elements of the Solution Triad will be removed from the original lists and the solution will be shown in green with the solver’s name.
THIS IS NOT A GARTH GAME AND WILL NOT BE SCORED AS ONE. IT IS ONLY A ”FUN” GROUP ACTIVITY to pass time during the virus quarantine.... but mathgarth gave me permission to use elements of his GARTH GAME format.
But, Similar to a GARTH GAME, I will only accept sets matching MY sets even though yours may be as correct as mine.
_________________________________________________________________________
EXAMPLE:
S38. Albert Mannheime
P34. Garson Knin
D32. George Cuko.
FILM TITLE –BORN YESTERDAY
NOTE: THERE ARE FOUR REQUIRED MATCHING ELEMENTS TO THIS QUIZ.
Please list the matching names along with their number entries.
List each element on a DIFFERENT LINE (as shown in the EXAMPLE above).
*********************************************************************
SCEENWRITERS
S01. Edward Anhalt / P02. Jean Anouilh / D08. Peter Glenville----------BECKET / MATT
S02. George Axelrod / P14. William Inge / D19. Joshua Logan--------- BUS STOP /MATT
S03. Sidney Buchman / P25. Harry Segall / D09. Alexander Hall—------HERE COMES MR. JORDAN / MATT
S04. Vina Delmar / P23. Arthur Richman/ D21. Leo McCary------------- THE AWFUL TRUTH /SPIDER
S05. Phoebe Ephron / P19. William Marchant/ D14. Walter Lang------- DESK SET /SPIDER!!!
S06. Julius J. Epstein / P05. Murray Burnett / D05. Michael Curtiz------CASABLANCA /SPIDER
S07. Stephen Gaghan / P21. Simon Moore / D24. Steven Soderberg----TRAFFIC / SPIDER
S08. Benjamin Glazer / P25. Austin Srong / D02. Frank Borzage --------7TH HEAVEN / MARSAH
S09. Jonathan Hardy / P24. Kenneth Ross / D01. Bruce Beresford ----- BREAKER MORANT / SPIDER
S10. Anthony Havelock-Allen / P07. Noel Coward / D15. David Lean--- BRIEF ENCOUNTER / MARSHA
S11. Lillian Hellman / P16. Sidney Kingsley/ D26. William Wyler--------DEAD END / MATT
S12. Hanns Kray / P08. Ashley Dukes / D20. Ernst Lubitsch------------- THE PATRIOT /SPIDER
S13. Harry Kurnitz /P06. Agatha Christie / D25. Billy Wilder------------- WITNESS FOR THE PROSECTION / MATT
S14. Arthur Laurents / P20. Marcelle Maurette / D18. Anatole Litvak--- ANASTASIA / MARSHA
15. Ernest Leman / P01. Edward Allbee / D23. Mike Nichols ------------- WHO’S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? / MATT
S16. Isobel Lennart / P11. William Gibson / D26. Robert Wise----------- TWO FOR THE SEESAW /MATT
S17. Seton I. Miller / P10. Martin Flavin / D10. Howard Hawks ---------- THE CRIMINAL CODE /SPIDER
S18. Dudley Nichols / P22. Engene O’Neil / D06. John Ford--------------- THE LONG VOYAGE HOME /RUFUS
S19. Robert Riskin / P15. George S. Kaufman / D03. Frank Capra-------- YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU /MATT
S20. Morrie Ryskind / P09. Edna Ferber / D13. Gregory LaCava-----------STAGE DOOR /MARSHA
S21. Leonard Spigelgass / P17. Arthur Laurents / D17. Mervyn Leroy--- GYPSY /MARSHA
S22. John Van Druten / P12. Patrick Hamilton / D04. George Cukor ----- GASLIGHT / MARSHA
S23. Anthony Veiller / P27. Tennessee Williams / D11. John Huston----- THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA /SPIDER
S24. Irma von Cube / P13. Elmer Blaney Harris / D22. Jean Negulesco-- JOHNNY BELINDA /MATT
S25. Claudine West / P04. Rudolph Besier / D07. Sidney Franklin --------THE BARRETTS OF WIMPOLE STREET/MARSHA
S26. Kevin Willmott / P03. Aristophanes / D16. Spike Lee----------------- CHI-RAQ / RUFUS
S27. Nedrick Young / P18. Jerome Lawrence / D12. Stanley Kramer----- INHERIT THE WIND /MATT
REMEMBER: ALL THOSE GREAT MOVIE QUOTES WERE CREATED BY A SCREENWRITER!!!!
THE BONUS ROUND:
-- 25 SCREENWRITERS—who adopted OTHER playwrights for their screenplays-- have been discovered
-- BUT, 10 SCREENWRITERS WON THE OSCAR for adapting THEIR OWN PLAY for the screen.
-- NAME those who WON FOR ADAPTING THEIR OWN PLAY to the screen; give the TITLE of the movie and the YEAR WON.
THREE (3) ELEMENTS NEEDED: SCREENWRITER’S NAME / TITLE OF PLAY / YEAR OSCAR WON
BR-01 Robert Bolt / A Man for All Seasons (1965) / BELLA
BR-02 James Goldman / The Lion in Winter (1968) / BELLA
BR-03 Ernest Thompson / On Golden Pond (1981) / BELLA
BR-04 Christopher Hampton / Dangerous Liaisons (1988) / BELLA
BR-05 Peter Shaffer / Amadeus (1984) / RUFUS
BR-06 Abby Mann / Judgement at Nuremberg (1961) /RUFUS
BR-07 George Bernard Shaw / Pygmalion (1938) / RUFUS
BR-08 Paddy Chayefsky / Marty (1955) / RUFUS
BR-09 Alfred Uhry / Driving Miss Daisy (1989) / RUFUS
BR-10 Alvin McCraney / Moonlight (2016) / RUFUS [Scoring Change]
