Just write 1998

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Harold McMurphy Piven is a single, year-old, Hollywood-obsessed tour bus driver in Beverly Hills who works for his father's struggling tour company. He dreams of finding a perfect woman that will love him for who he is, despite his father's insistence that he lower his standards.

When two women from a tour ask Harold where they can see Hollywood stars, he directs them to a trendy Hollywood cafe where his best friend, Danny Jeffrey D. Sams , is a bartender.

Harold goes to meet them and overhears a conversation in which a man hits on a woman by telling her that he is a writer represented by Arthur Blake Shawn. Danny encourages Harold to ask Amanda for an autograph. She greets him warmly and asks what he does.

He lies and tells her that he is a writer represented by Arthur Blake. Amanda asks for his feedback on a screenplay for a movie she is cast in. Danny encourages Harold to pursue Amanda romantically, even though she has a movie-star boyfriend, Rich Adams Costas Mandylor. Harold meets with Amanda to discuss the script and is the only person who sees the same problems with the screenplay that she sees. Amanda takes Harold to a party filled with stars and elites so they can confront Sidney with Harold's opinion of the script.

After Sidney dismisses them both, Amanda catches Rich with another woman. Rich and Sidney set out to stop Harold's budding relationship with Amanda before it embarrasses them both. Meanwhile, Harold's father decides to set him up with an "interesting-looking" psychic named Lulu Yeardley Smith. After escaping from Lulu, Harold takes Amanda on a date to a local fair.

At the end of their date, Amanda tells Harold that she's arranged for him to rewrite the screenplay, telling Harold that Sidney will call Arther Blake the next day to finalize the details and set the pay.

Harold tries to tell Amanda the truth about himself, but can't bring himself to. The next morning, Harold sneaks into Arthur Blake's office and explains the whole situation. Arthur Blake advises Harold to "just write". Despite knowing nothing about writing, Harold buys a stack of books on screenwriting and dedicates himself to rewriting the screenplay.

His father convinces him that the key to being a great writer is to be a great drinker, and encourages him to go find a bar and get drunk. Meanwhile, Amanda realizes she's falling for Harold and begins digging for information about him.

Nobody knows anything about him. She calls the tour company looking for him. Harold's father answers, thinking he's talking to Lulu, and tells her to forget about Harold because he's only interested in Hollywood floozies.

Amanda then finds Harold at the bar where they first met, drunk and surrounded by giggling women. She confronts Harold about his obsession with floozies and ends their relationship. He tries, again, to tell her the truth, but she drives away before he can finish explaining it. Dejected, Harold goes back home and finishes rewriting the script. Assuming that his screenwriting career is over before it began, Harold goes back to driving the tour bus.

Harold's father finds out that Amanda accused him of being obsessed with floozies and realizes that he is the reason they broke up. He goes to Amanda's home to explain the mix-up and fix her relationship with Harold.

While driving the tour bus, Harold sees Rich with a bouquet of flowers and realizes that he is on his way to see Amanda.

Harold races with Rich to get to Amanda's house first so he can finally explain why he lied about being a writer. Harold arrives at Amanda's house and she tells him that his father already explained everything. She also tells him that she loved the script, except for one thing.

She asks if he's ever been in love, because the hero in the movie doesn't respond like a man in love. Then they kiss, serenaded by applause by customers on the tour bus. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Brown Edited by Laura M. Grody Production company. Curb Entertainment.

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Just Write (). PG | 1h 42min | Comedy, Romance | 25 September (​USA). HOME · Film · Reviews. September 25, AM PT. Just Write. As light, occasionally embarrassing indie with a decidedly Hollywood spin, "Just Write".

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A slight, occasionally embarrassing indie with a decidedly Hollywood spin, "Just Write" which won the prize for best film at the Santa Barbara Film Festival nonetheless provides some guilty pleasures and features engaging lead performances from Sherilyn Fenn and Jeremy Piven. Cable and video seem like more appropriate venues for the picture, which should have no problem finding an audience there after a short theatrical run.

Just Write

Harold McMurphy Piven is a single, year-old, Hollywood-obsessed tour bus driver in Beverly Hills who works for his father's struggling tour company. He dreams of finding a perfect woman that will love him for who he is, despite his father's insistence that he lower his standards. When two women from a tour ask Harold where they can see Hollywood stars, he directs them to a trendy Hollywood cafe where his best friend, Danny Jeffrey D. Sams , is a bartender. Harold goes to meet them and overhears a conversation in which a man hits on a woman by telling her that he is a writer represented by Arthur Blake Shawn. Danny encourages Harold to ask Amanda for an autograph.

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I first met him 21 years ago, and now our relationship is the subject of a new movie. He trusted me when I thought I was untrustworthy, and took an interest in me that went beyond my initial interest in him.

As goods and services become commoditized, the customer experiences that companies create will matter most. How do economies change? The entire history of economic progress can be recapitulated in the four-stage evolution of the birthday cake. As a vestige of the agrarian economy, mothers made birthday cakes from scratch, mixing farm commodities flour, sugar, butter, and eggs that together cost mere dimes.

As light, occasionally embarrassing indie with a decidedly Hollywood spin, "Just Write" which won the prize for best film at the Santa Barbara Film Festival nonetheless provides some guilty pleasures and features engaging lead performances from Sherilyn Fenn and Jeremy Piven. By Danny Lorber. Cable and video seem like more appropriate venues for the picture, which should have no problem finding an audience there after a short theatrical run. Piven plays year-old Hollywood tour bus guide Harold McMurphy, who lives in an apartment with his washed-up old man Alex Rocco. Related Stories. Harold has stayed true to himself, always sure that something wonderful would happen to him one day. That long-awaited event takes place when he catches the eye of hot new movie star Amanda Clark Fenn at a ritzy Hollywood bar. Amanda is also a film buff, and she and Harold hit it off, soon becoming more than just friends. Does he really have the chops to script a movie? How will he cover up his lie about his high-profile rep? But the film is partially saved by its lead thesps. While not exactly challenged in their roles, both Fenn and Piven give whimsical, likable performances as two nice people who seem to have fallen in love at first sight. Home Film Reviews. Sep 25, am PT.