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MONTFORT: The Founder of Modern Democracy- Original Screenplay by Katherine Ashe
MONTFORT: The Founder of Modern Democracy- Original Screenplay by Katherine Ashe
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This is a workspace-rare original, unproduced screenplay for "MONTFORT: The Founder of Modern Democracy" by acclaimed historian and novelist Katherine Ashe. Dated February 6, 2006, this script is registered with the Writers Guild of America West (WGAW #1111336).
Katherine Ashe, daughter of legendary screenwriter and key Cecil B. DeMille collaborator Fredric M. Frank (The Ten Commandments), spent over 35 years researching the 13th-century life of Simon de Montfort for this epic project. The script follows standard industry formatting, secured by classic brass split-pin fasteners with a clear protective front cover and a red cardstock backing. This unique artifact bridges Hollywood pedigree with rigorous historical scholarly work, making it a significant piece for collectors of film history and medieval studies.
Item condition:
Good pre-owned condition. Shows light signs of handling; some minor spotting on the clear plastic cover and the left margin of the title page. The brass fasteners show natural oxidation/tarnish. Pages are clean with very minor shelf wear on the edges.
Katherine Ashe, daughter of legendary screenwriter and key Cecil B. DeMille collaborator Fredric M. Frank (The Ten Commandments), spent over 35 years researching the 13th-century life of Simon de Montfort for this epic project. The script follows standard industry formatting, secured by classic brass split-pin fasteners with a clear protective front cover and a red cardstock backing. This unique artifact bridges Hollywood pedigree with rigorous historical scholarly work, making it a significant piece for collectors of film history and medieval studies.
Item condition:
Good pre-owned condition. Shows light signs of handling; some minor spotting on the clear plastic cover and the left margin of the title page. The brass fasteners show natural oxidation/tarnish. Pages are clean with very minor shelf wear on the edges.
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