To Live and Let Die
Daniel Martin EckhartThoughts, experiences and learnings from thirty years' worth of writing screenplays and novels.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 137 | Subscribers | Read | danielmartineckhart.substack.com |
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“Self-sacrifice? But it is precisely the self that cannot and must not be sacrificed.”
A pivotal scene from the 1949 Hollywood adaptation of The Fountainhead
Without him, 'Animal House' would have never been
> “Animal House was an accident that happened. One day Doug Kenny, one of the creators of National Lampoon, came to me and said Matty I’ve had it. It’s been six years now and I just can’t handle the deadlines anymore and I just have to quit...
The path from screenplays to novels
I’ve written screenplays since the early nineties - I’ve been disciplined, I’ve had the stamina, I’ve loved the challenges, the commissions, the collaboration. So far, eight of my scripts have been produced, with the great ratings as the ic...
The wondrous story of 'Funny Girl' Isobel Lennart
Movie posters, what is it about them? Well, it my case it most certainly isn’t just about reliving how I felt when watching this movie or that. I used to own a ton of posters of films I had never seen, frankly, I just loved the artwork!
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I'm a screenwriter and the author of the novels Quintus Hopper of Nevada, The Sweet-Maker of Connemara, Tales of Wychwood, Home, Barnaby Smith and The Champ.
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