1966 THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING War Comedy Movie Script Alan Arkin, Carl Reiner

  

Original 1966 THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING the RUSSIANS ARE COMING War Comedy Movie Script Combined Continuity starring Alan Arkin, Carl Reiner, Eva Marie Saint & Brian Keith. RUNTIME: 2 hrs, 5 min, 18 secs. COPYRIGHTED: The Mirisch Corporation of Delaware. MEASURES: 8.75" x 14".

CONDITION: Cover and internal page wear in the form of light foxing, discoloration, staining, minor corner and edge wear, small crimps and creases or indents. First two pages are torn free from their holes and have worst conditioning aspects. Title page has hole in cover, creases along bottom quarter, second page has severe foxing and tearing to edges. Rust on metal bind and to pages in and around the bind. SCRIPT HISTORY: This script is authentic (as are the vast majority on my account).

Not only is this script original, but it was most likely either utilized during the course of production of the film itself and or passed out and handled by an executive, a director or someone in the production studio (lighting specialists, cast, etc). In the case of continuities vs. Continuities were used during production and include all of the information generally contained within a standard release script PLUS the background, lighting and stage effects that otherwise are left out of your standard scripts. At its peak, fourteen national studios had offices in the building.

Cleveland was also home to over a dozen sponsored film studios, including CINECRAFT PRODUCTIONS (established in 1939), ESCAR (1942), GENERAL PICTURES CORP. (1957), and TRI-STATE MOTION PICTURES (1926).

Other film studios, with their main offices in other cities, also had sales offices in Cleveland. These included Wilding Studios out of Chicago, the Jam Handy Organization out of Detroit, Roland Reed Productions, Jerry Fairbanks, Inc. And Riviera Productions out of Los Angeles. If you browse my items it'll really shed light into the legitimacy of this listing.

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