Title: Coralie Lansdowne Says No
Content: Wendy Hughes as Coralie Landsdowne ; David Waters as Stuart ; Brian Blain as Peter ; Robert Coleby as Paul ; Elaine Mangan as Anne ; Mary-Lou Stewart as Jill ; Basil Clarke as Dr. Salmon 
Title: Coralie Lansdowne Says No
Content:  Coralie is an independent woman who refuses to settle down to one man. When she stays at an ex lovers beach house, a series of visitors make her re-think her place in the world.
Title: Coraline
Content:  cannot win her challenge. He voices his reluctance to harm her, yet cannot refuse the Beldam's orders and attacks, but Coraline narrowly escapes. In the film, he is voiced by John Hodgman, who also voices his real world counterpart, but his singing voice is provided by John Linnell. ; Miss Spink and Miss Forcible – A pair of retired actresses who live in the flat under Coraline's. They own many aging Scotties, such as Hamish, Angus, and Jock, and talk in theater jargon, often referencing their time as actresses. They recognize the danger Coraline is in after reading her fortune through tea leaves 
Title: Coral Drouyn
Content:  Emigrating to Australia in the 1960s, Drouyn worked as a singer, whilst writing material for theatre restaurants. During her acting career, when she was billed as Coral Kelly, she appeared in the ill-fated soap opera Arcade as health studio receptionist Consuela McPhee. Retiring from acting, Drouyn began writing for television, working as a scriptwriter for Grundy Productions series such as The Restless Years, Prisoner and Neighbours. During her time on Prisoner, Drouyn worked her way up from freelance writer to in-house story editor, creating characters and stories before leaving the series prior to its 600th episode. Drouyn subsequently was involved in the creation of serial Pacific Drive before performing story editor duties on Blue Heelers and Home and Away. Her book 'Big Screen, Small Screen', detailing the craft skills involved in screen-writing, was published in 1994. Drouyn now works as a theatre critic.
Title: Coral Drouyn
Content:  Coral Drouyn née O'Neil, (born in Doncaster, England in 1945), also billed as Coral Kelly, is an English Australian actress, singer and screenwriter best known for her work in television, including Prisoner, Neighbours, Blue Heelers, Pacific Drive and Home and Away.
Title: Coraline (film)
Content: Dakota Fanning as Coraline Jones. ; Teri Hatcher as Mel Jones and The Beldam. ; Jennifer Saunders as April Spink and her Other World counterpart. ; Dawn French as Miriam Forcible and her Other World counterpart. ; John Hodgman as Charlie Jones and The Other Father. ; John Linnell provides the Other Father's singing voice. ; Robert Bailey Jr. as Wyborne "Wybie" Lovat. ; Keith David as The Cat. ; Ian McShane as Sergei Alexander Bobinsky and his Other World counterpart. ; Carolyn Crawford as Mrs. Lovat. ; Aankha Neal, George Selick, and Hannah Kaiser as the Ghost Children. ; Marina Budovsky and Harry Selick as Coraline's friends back in Pontiac, Michigan. 
Title: Laurence Coriat
Content:  Laurence Coriat is a French screenwriter and short film director, best known for her work with Michael Winterbottom.
Title: Cora Sue Collins
Content:  was changed to Amy Lawrence because Collins was considered to be too tall for Tommy Kelly. She said that writer Harry Ruskin, 33 years her senior, tried to force her to have sex with him in exchange for a good role at age 16. She refused and told Louis B. Mayer about what had happened, who was nonchalant and dismissive about it. One of her rare leading roles was in the 1945 drama film Youth on Trial, in which she played the juvenile delinquent daughter of a court judge. Her last movie appearance was in 1945, after which she retired from show business at the age of 18.
Title: Laurence Coriat
Content:  Coriat was born in France and moved to England in her twenties. In 1999, she teamed with British filmmaker Michael Winterbottom on Wonderland which was selected in competition at Cannes in 1999 and won the best British Independent Film award that year. She would work with Winterbottom again on A Summer in Genoa,. Other features include Me Without You, Hunky Dory and Patagonia. In 2018, she wrote for the British crime drama television series McMafia, inspired by the book McMafia: A Journey Through the Global Criminal Underworld (2008) by journalist Misha Glenny.
Title: Dakota Fanning
Content: Coraline (2009), as Coraline Jones 

Question: Who was the screenwriter for Coralie Lansdowne Says No?
Answer: Alex Buzo.
Alexander John Buzo.
Alexander Buzo.