Original sentence: After working independently for ten years, Frank collaborated with her husband, Irving Ravetch, for the remainder of her career.The couple received four awards, including the BAFTA United Nations Award in 1975 and the Writers Guild of America Award for "Best-Written American Drama", and more nominations.They are considered one of the all-time great screenwriting couples and many of their works are considered classics of their genres.Together, they created the screenplays for a variety of films, mainly adaptations of the works of American authors
Edited sentence: During 33 years of collaboration, they created the screenplays for a variety of films, mainly adaptations of the works of American authors.Frank and Ravetch maintained a close working relationship with director Martin Ritt throughout their career, collaborating with him on eight occasions; after initially being suggested by Ravetch to direct The Long, Hot Summer, Ritt would eventually draw the couple out of inactivity on three occasions, hiring them to write the screenplays for Norma Rae (1979), Murphy's Romance (1985) and Stanley & Iris (1990).Frank began her writing career after World War II, under Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's young writer's training program, where she met her husband.She married Ravetch in 1946 but worked independently for ten years, finally collaborating with him in 1957, a relationship she continued for the remainder of her career.The latter was both the last film directed by Ritt (he died later that year) and the last for which Frank and Ravetch wrote the screenplay.Together, Harriet Frank, Jr.Working with her husband, Irving Ravetch, with whom she shared acclaim, Frank received four awards, including the BAFTA United Nations Award in 1975 and the Writers Guild of America Award for "Best-Written American Drama", and more nominations.and Irving Ravetch are considered one of the all-time great screenwriting couples, and many of their works are considered classics of their genres