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REMF Bibliography

A Bibliography of Viet Nam War Literature

Compiled by David A. Willson with Nancy Kendall

Screenplays

Contents: Cartoons & Comics | Children's Literature | Drama | Graphic Novels | Miscellaneous | Novels | Poetry | Pornography | Proofs | Reviews | Screenplays | Short Stories



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  • Bass, Ronald. Gardens of Stone. n.p., 1985. [Revised Draft, November 19, 1985]
  • Carabatsos, Jim. Hamburger Hill. New York: Marcia Nasatir Productions, 1984. [handwritten date on title page -- 1/25/84]
  • Chetwynd, Lionel. The Hanoi Hilton. Los Angeles: Cannon Films, (c)1978, 1986. [Final Shooting Script; September 25, 1986; rev. thru Oct. 7, 1986 includes revised pages -- dated 9/25/86, 10/1/86, 10/7/86 also includes some hand-written revisions]
  • Cimino, Michael. The Deer Hunter. [final draft screenplay] Los Angeles: EMI Films, Inc., 1977. [Fifth Draft -- June 7, 1977 includes revised pages -- dated 5/9/77, 5/28/77; also includes revisions made by hand]
  • Clark, L. Travis & Duncan, Steve. Tour of Duty; A CBS One Hour Dramatic Series -- Premier Episode: "Operation Red Star." CBS & New World Television, 1987. [First Draft -- April 27, 1987]
  • Coppola, Francis Ford. Apocalypse Now. (Original Screenplay by John Milius. Inspired by Joseph Conrad's "Heart of Darkness". This draft by Francis Ford Coppola.) Working Draft, December 3, 1975.
  • Crowe, Christopher & Thibeau, Jack. Off Limits. [original working title: Saigon, changed by hand on title page] n.p., 1987. [Fourth Revised Draft, March 26, 1987 original copy was in color (this copy on white paper), each color for specific revision date:
    Blue Rev. 4/2/87
    Pink Rev. 4/4/87
    Green Rev. 4/7/87
    Yellow Rev. 4/11/87
    Buff Rev. 4/14/87
    Salmon Rev. 4/15/87
    -- also includes revised pages dated 4/15/87]
  • Duncan, Patrick. 84 Charlie MoPic; a Screenplay. n.p.: n.p., n.d. [WGA Registered].
  • Eskow, John. Air America. [Screenplay] May 16, 1989.
  • Gayton, Joe. Uncommon Valor. Hollywood: Paramount Pictures Corp., 1983. [REVISED THIRD DRAFT, June 5, 1983] [notation on title page: "The writing credits may not be final and should not be used for publicity or advertising purposes without first checking with the legal department."]
  • Kleinman, Maggie. Welcome Home. Albacore Productions, 1988. [REV. FIRST DRAFT, January 13, 1988 includes revised pages -- dated 12 July 1988, 13 July 1988]
  • Kubrick, Stanley & Herr, Michael. Full Metal Jacket. [with Additional Dialogue by Gustav Hasford] n.p., 1985. [revision dated December 9, 1985 -- included revised pages dated 01/18/85, 01/28/85, 02/04/85, 08/06/85, 08/07/85, 08/08/85, 08/09/85, 08/11/85, 08/12/85, 08/13/85, 08/14/85, 08/15/85, 09/23/85, 09/30/85, 10/07/85, 10/11/85, 10/14/85, 10/21/85 (No. 3), 10/23/85, 10/31/85, 11/01/85 (2), 11/06/85, 11/23/85, 11/25/85, 11/30/85, 12/06/85, 12/07/85, 12/09/85] -- plus various pages stamped "F.T.G. JAN 3 1986" "F.T.G. OCT 11 1985"]
  • Kubrick, Stanley, Michael Herr, and Gustav Hasford. Full Metal Jacket; the Screenplay. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1987 (1st edition).
  • Markle, Peter. BAT-21. n.p., 1987. [second draft, June 10, 1987] [handwritten on title page: Cast: Gene Hackman, Danny William Glover Exec. Prod: Jerry Reed Prod Dir: Peter Markoll shooting in Malaysia ]
  • Markowitz, Mitch. Good Morning, Vietnam; A Comedy. Los Angeles: Paramount Studios (Rollins, Joffe, Morra, & Brezner), 1987. [REVISED February 10, 1987 2nd Revision February 27, 1987 3rd Revision March 4, 1987 4th Revision March 23, 1987]
  • Mayes, Wenndell. Go Tell the Spartans. n.p., [1977]. [includes revised pages -- dated 7/12/77, 7/13/77, 7/15/77, 9/7/77, 9/9/77]
  • Metcalfe, Stephen. Jacknife. Interim 3rd Draft, June 28, 1987. [includes revised pages dated 3/30/88]
  • Milius, John. Apocalypse Now. [Inspired by Joseph Conrad's "Heart of Darkness" -- This Draft By Francis Ford Coppola, December 3, 1975]. Los Angeles: Samuel Goldwyn Studios (Coppola Cinema Seven), 1975.
  • Nagle, William & Johnston, Tony. Forward Firebase Gloria. [early version of Siege of Firebase Gloria] International Film Management Limited, 1987.
  • Narkin, Rick & Furie, Sidney J. Purple Hearts. Triage Productions, 1982. [Revised First Draft, 27 October 1982]
  • Pierson, Frank. In Country. [Adapted from the book by Bobbie Ann Mason] n.p., n.d. [REVISED FINAL DRAFT, June 16, 1988 REVISION dated 6/10/88 includes revised pages -- dated 7/10/88, 7/13/88, 7/22/88, 9/7/88, 9/13/88 also includes ON-SET REV. dated 9/16/88, 9/26/88, 9/27/88, 10/2/88]
  • Rabe, David. Casualties of War. [Based on the book Casualties of War by Daniel Lang] Columbia Pictures Industries, 1988. [REVISED 3/26/88]
  • Rascoe, Judith. Who'll Stop the Rain. [original working title: Dog Soldiers, changed by hand on title page] Based on the novel by Robert Stone. Culver City, CA: Dog Soldiers Company, 1977. [FINAL DRAFT, March 14, 1977]
  • Robinson, Bruce. The Killing Fields. n.p., n.d.
  • Rubin, Bruce Joel. Jacob's Ladder [An Adrian Lyne Film]. New York: Applause Theatre Book Publishers, 1990 (1st Applause printing, large format paperback, An Applause Original).
    [Applause Screenplay Series -- "with over 100 photographs from the film and including an appendix of deleted scenes. `Jacob's Chronicle' by Bruce Joel Rubin and the complete credits"]
  • Salt, Waldo & Jones, Bob. Coming Home. Draft Screenplay. n.p., n.d.
  • Schrader, Paul. Rolling Thunder. Beverly Hills: Lawrence Gordon Productions, 1976. [SECOND DRAFT -- May 12, 1976]
  • Schrader, Paul. Taxi Driver. Burbank: Columbia Pictures (Phillips Productions), 1975. [dated April 29, 1975, script numbered #48, Paul Schrader's name hand-written at top of title page. -- includes revised pages -- dated 5/5/75, 5/8/75, 5/13/75, 5/28/75, 5/29/75]
  • Stallone, Sylvester. First Blood II: Rambo. n.p., 1984. [REVISED FINAL DRAFT, August 14, 1984]
  • Stone, Oliver & Kovic, Ron. Born on the Fourth of July. [Based on the book by Ron Kovic]. [Draft 1978, Revisions August, 1988]
  • Stone, Oliver. The Platoon. (Original Screenplay) Working Draft, April 1985.
  • Stone, Oliver. The Platoon. Los Angeles: Ixtlan Inc., 1985. [dated April 1985 -- includes revised pages -- dated 7/16/84, 7/18/84, 7/23/84, 8/20/84, 9/27/84, 4/1/85]
  • Stone, Oliver. Platoon. Stone, Oliver & Boyle, Richard. Salvador. The Screenplays. London, Great Britain: Ebury Press, 1987 (1st impression, large format paperback).
  • Stone, Oliver and Richard Boyle. Oliver Stone's Platoon and Salvador [the original screenplays]. New York: Vintage Books, 1987, (c)1985, 1986, 1987 (1st Vintage Books edition).
  • Young, John Sacret. China Beach. [Created by William Broyles, Jr. & John Sacret Young.] Burbank, CA: Warner Bros. Television, 1987. [FIRST DRAFT -- September 3, 1987]

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