"Brazil": The Evolution of the 54th Best British Film Ever Made

by Charles Alverson, Bob McCabe, and Terry Gilliam

Bob McCabe (Introduction)

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Brazil is regarded as Terry Gilliam's masterpiece. The genesis for Oscar nominated screenplay to the film lies in a faded notebook in Terry Gilliam's attic. It began life in 1977 when Gilliam was working on the Jabberwocky. He had had in his mind for years an image of a totalitarian state, an image of a superficial society where dreams have become scarce. He retired to a cottage in Wales for a month with Jabberwocky screenwriter Charles Alverson and created a 150 page screenplay which, eight years later he and Tom Stoppard used as the blueprint for the final film....Read more
  • ISBN10 0752837923
  • ISBN13 9780752837925
  • Publish Date 15 February 2001
  • Publish Status Out of Print
  • Out of Print 2 September 2004
  • Publish Country GB
  • Publisher Orion Publishing Co
  • Imprint Orion
  • Format Paperback (UK Trade)
  • Pages 192
  • Language English