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Van Johnson's bound working screenplay of Brigadoon, with a bound book of stills
21 November 2017, 13:00 EST
New YorkSold for US$3,750 inc. premium
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Van Johnson's bound working screenplay of Brigadoon, with a bound book of stills
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, 1954. Mimeographed manuscript, 73 pp, October 14-20, 1953, with pink revision pages dated 12/11/53 bound in, annotated throughout in pencil, bound in red leather with "Brigadoon" stamped in gilt to front cover and spine and "Van Johnson" gilt to cover, with 2 letters and 3 telegrams to Johnson laid in to prelims.
WITH: 35 8 x 10 in gelatin silver print photographs, tipped to leaves and bound in full red calf album, spine stamped in gilt "Brigadoon," in slipcase.
Vincente Minnelli's film version of the Lerner and Loewe Broadway hit Brigadoon starred Gene Kelly and Van Johnson as Americans who discover an enchanted Scottish village and find ghostly romance there. Along with Johnson's personal script, this lot includes his correspondence from colleagues laid in to the script's front, including a letter from M-G-M's head of production, Dore Schary, reading: ". . . With you / and Gene and Cyd [Charisse] and all the others doing / what comes naturally we should have one / helluva show."
9 x 12 in.
WITH: 35 8 x 10 in gelatin silver print photographs, tipped to leaves and bound in full red calf album, spine stamped in gilt "Brigadoon," in slipcase.
Vincente Minnelli's film version of the Lerner and Loewe Broadway hit Brigadoon starred Gene Kelly and Van Johnson as Americans who discover an enchanted Scottish village and find ghostly romance there. Along with Johnson's personal script, this lot includes his correspondence from colleagues laid in to the script's front, including a letter from M-G-M's head of production, Dore Schary, reading: ". . . With you / and Gene and Cyd [Charisse] and all the others doing / what comes naturally we should have one / helluva show."
9 x 12 in.