This creative endeavor is an explanation of why the book by author Frank McCourt, Angela's Ashes is worthy of being made into a screenplay. Included will be the essential elements for the making of a successful film version, as well as reasons that the book has the context that would make it a highly engaging screenplay. Finally, there is a creative and imaginative question and answer section between the author of the book and the interviewer, concerning the content of the book in light of the film that is being made.
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Bibliography lists 6 sources. Bibliography lists 15 sources. A 10 page paper discussing the cinemagraphic innovations used in the making of Welles' debut film. Near sixty years since its initial release, Citizen Kane has reconfirmed its place as one of cinema's classics and has been reviewed and discussed extensively. Whether as a result of this fascination or despite it, Citizen Kane remains a lesson by example in highly effective technique and reflects Welles' genius in perfecting methods of portrayal that have become institutionalized so many years after the release of the film.