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by Trevor Flynn,Clive Coote,Hugh Grant,Richard Curtis

ISBN: 0340738448
ISBN13: 978-0340738443
Language: English
Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton; Film Tie-in Ed edition (May 1, 1999)
Pages: 207
Category: Movies
Subategory: Drollery

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Richard Curtis (Author), Trevor Flynn (Illustrator), Clive Coote (Photographer), Hugh Grant (Introduction) & 1. .Richard Curtis's Notting Hill is a funny, enchanting, lighthearted take on just such a fairy-tale premise

Richard Curtis (Author), Trevor Flynn (Illustrator), Clive Coote (Photographer), Hugh Grant (Introduction) & 1 more. Richard Curtis's Notting Hill is a funny, enchanting, lighthearted take on just such a fairy-tale premise.

Richard Curtis (Author), Clive Coote (Photographer), Hugh Grant (Afterword) & 0 more. I'm a sucker for this guy. No, not that guy, not Hugh, but Richard Curtis. I liked the movie, of course-otherwise I wouldn't have bothered reading the screenplay-but the screenplay was better than the movie.

Who hasn't ever dreamed of meeting a movie star, falling in love, and.

Richard Curtis's Notting Hill is a funny, enchanting, lighthearted take on just such a fairy-tale premise.

The photographs were taken by Clive Coote, one of Great Britain's most famous photographers

The photographs were taken by Clive Coote, one of Great Britain's most famous photographers. Almost everything I'd seen before I bought the book only included pictures of Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant-this book is different! It doesn't leave out Spike or any of the other small but memorable characters. Anyone who's a fan of the movie will love this exquisite book. It gets an A+ from me! Awesome, and more!

Notting Hill – not a bad place to be’, he thought. On weekdays, there was the market, selling fruit and vegetables from all over the world. It was a small shop that sol. ell, travel books. But he never seemed to sell many.

Chapter 1. Just Another Wednesday Morning? It was a fine spring morning. Notting Hill – not a bad place to be’, he thought. Inside, there were a few small rooms full of shelves, and every shelf was heavy with books – expensive books, cheap books, large hardbacks and small paperbacks.

Notting Hill writer Richard Curtis talks with Ed Sheeran about their new film Yesterday Movie, directed by Danny Boyle and featuring Ed as himself! . It’s your LAST CHANCE to relive Notting Hill with Hugh Grant on a fancy picnic! Donations support Red Nose Day USA.

Notting Hill writer Richard Curtis talks with Ed Sheeran about their new film Yesterday Movie, directed by Danny Boyle and featuring Ed as himself! See in theaters June 28. Notting Hill. Notting Hill with Omaze. You could win a trip to tour Notting Hill & picnic with Hugh Grant! You’ll visit the blue door, stay at the Ritz (where Julia stayed!) and more. About This Partnership.

Notting Hill is a 1999 British romantic comedy film directed by Roger Michell. The screenplay was written by Richard Curtis, author of Four Weddings and a Funeral (1994), and the film was produced by Duncan Kenworthy. The story is of a romance between a London book seller played by Grant and a famous American actress played by Roberts, who happens into his shop.

1999's "Notting Hill," starring Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts, broke the record set by "Four Weddings and a Funeral" to become the top-grossing British film of all time. The story of a lonely travel bookstore owner who falls in love with the world's most famous movie star was directed by Roger Michell. Curtis' next film for Working Title was not an original script. Instead, he was heavily involved with the adaptation of "Bridget Jones's Diary" from novel to film. Curtis knew the novel's writer Helen Fielding

As Julia Roberts-Hugh Grant starrer "Notting Hill" turns 20.

As Julia Roberts-Hugh Grant starrer "Notting Hill" turns 20, screenwriter Richard Curtis talks about the production and the film's impact. The manager of London’ Notting Hill Bookshop has a ready supply of Kleenex because so many of the patrons walk in and break into tears. From 1979-2011, the store was known as the Travel Bookshop. I don’t think we have had anyone from Greenland in, but I think I’ve met people from every country, said Lewkowska.

Presents the screenplay for the film starring Julia Roberts as an American actress who falls in love with an English bookseller, played by Hugh Grant, while in the Notting Hill section of London

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William is a guy who lives in Notting Hill. He has timid personality and small book store in Notting hill. Also, he has roommate named Spike who weird personality. One day, he met Anna who is really famous movie star from the US in his book store. When she showed up his book store, he immediately started crushing her. Few minuets later, after he bought a orange juice, he bumped into Anna at the couner on the street. He felt so sorry to her. So he asked her to come up his place, let her do take a shower and asked change her clothes. Before they say goodbye, suddenly she kissed him. He could’t forget it.
Few days later, Anna called and invited him to her hotel. And they went to William’s sister’s birthday party. After party, they walked around the park and she brought him to her hotel. But her boyfriend who flew from the US waited her in the room. Naturally they stopped meeting, but William could’t forget Anna for the long time. After 6 months, suddenly Anna showed up. It was the day after her nude photos are released on magazines. William asked Anna to stay at his place until that issue over. But she was very angry and left because his roommate Spike tell reporters the truth that Anna was his place, and lots of reporters waited her in front of his house.

Few months later, William visited to the place which was Anna taking a film again. But he listened what she talk about him. He felt sad because she said it was like a not that big deal and serious. After that, Anna showed up his book store, and tell him her true feeling. But William said he has no confidence in their relationship.

I could feel their emotion and love. It was good romance story. But It was too short. If you watched movie already, you would understand quickly because you already know about the story. However, if you didn't watch it before, you might not understand well. Also, I recommend this book to people who want to read romance book. Although the characters don't have cool and good personality, story is not that fast enough. At the end, you will know their happy and lovely ending. One thing more I realized, a brave man get a beautiful woman!

Dagdage

I'm a sucker for this guy. No, not that guy, not Hugh, but Richard Curtis. And Tim McInnerny. I liked the movie, of course--otherwise I wouldn't have bothered reading the screenplay--but the screenplay was better than the movie. Edited-out scenes, alternate storylines, a very funny afterword, lovely pictures. Plus the book's printed on just the most wonderful paper. I'm a sucker for good paper.

Talvinl

It doesn't worth the price, it is not a novel,
It's small booklet ????

Zeus Wooden

very nice book~ it's sold by used! but looks almost new! I like this one& really recommend to your guys.

Erienan

We loved the movie and I have watched it three or four times. We are going on vacation and staying in a flat in Notting Hill.

MisTereO

This was entirely my fault, the book that I bought turned out to be an abbreviated version to stimulate people to read. I did not read the product details.

Fordredor

Arrived very quickly and this script is so well written you won't even realised you are reading. Great pics all through too.

I enjoyed the movie greatly, but it was reading the script which really made me appreciate the sheer genius behind it all. Kudos to Richard Curtis! It is amazing how much he manages to get into a scene - everything WORKS, to tug at the heart strings or strike the funny bone.
The script reveals a few of the artistic choices that had to be made in the process of creating the script and the movie; however, this is a very polished end product - definately a last draft (with a few choice bits of scenes that did not make the cut at the end) and perfectly co-ordinated with film stills and photographs, all on luxurious glossy paper.
However, it is amazing how, having watched the film and knowing the charactrers, it is possible to visualise scenes in your head while reading the script - an especial plus for the left out scenes. I am now dying to compare my imagination with the director's cut, which I have been told might be available on the DVD version.