زندگی خصوصی شرلوک هلمز

by Billy Wilder, I.A.L. Diamond, بابک تبرائی (مترجم)

فیلمنامه
چاپ ۱۳۸۵

142 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1970

About the author

Billy Wilder (born Samuel Wilder) was a Polish-born, Jewish-American journalist, screenwriter, Academy Award-winning film director and producer, whose career spanned more than 50 years and 60 films. He is regarded as one of the most brilliant and versatile filmmakers of Hollywood's golden age. Many of Wilder's films achieved both critical and public acclaim.

Reviews

[Linnea Gelland]

A clean script, easy to follow and easy to see the movie in my head as I read it. I don’t think that anything had been changed from this version to the actual shooting, which is quite fascinating. The dialogue is brilliant, of course. Especially the dialogue delivered by Holmes. I also enjoy the fact that Mycroft gets to play such an important part to both the case and as a brother. It is evident that Moffat/Gatiss love this story, and have latched on to the dynamic of the Holmes-brothers as shown by Billy Wilder. I also wonder if Watson’s flower behind the ear might be borrowed from here. The script itself had a lot of type-o’s that I guess they must have corrected later on, but otherwise the script is as close as it could possibly be to the final product. The descriptions are to the point, but evokes a certain mood when reading. Funny, odd, exciting and quite a bit sad, as many movies where in the 70’s. A good read, in short.

[R]

with no doubt I do enjoy reading his works :)

[Maa jed]

خوب بود و پرکشش ولی عالی نبود. فیلم رو ندیده بودم که بتونم مقایسه کنم