Cover of Thelma and Louise/Something to Talk About: Screenplays

Thelma and Louise/Something to Talk About: Screenplays

When Thelma & Louiseopened in 1991, it was greeted with acclaim and controversy, quickly earning first-time screenwriter Callie Khouri a reputation as one of few writers of real movie roles for women. She lived up to expectations with Something to Talk About,which won praise for its originality and authenticity. Published here in one volume, these two screenplays gives us an opportunity to savor the work of a groundbreaking author.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 352 pages

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