GoodFellas (1990) - Revised Draft Screenplay - Warner Bros.

Goodfellas (1990) Script du film (Copie)

Complete Revised draft including 127 pages
Dated on January 12, 1989 with revisions
Directed by Martin Scorsese
Written by Nicholas Pileggi and Martin Scorsese

Le scénario du 12 janvier 1989 de Goodfellas est un brouillon de développement important, car il reflète la structure et le ton du film tels qu’ils étaient en train d’être affinés peu avant le tournage. Cette version montre comment la voix narrative, le rythme et les dynamiques des personnages ont été affûtés, notamment dans la construction de la perspective d’Henry Hill et l’usage distinctif du commentaire voice-over du film. Il saisit les décisions créatives clés qui ont défini le rythme et l’authenticité du film final, en faisant un document significatif dans l’évolution du film.

Goodfellas (1990), réalisé par Martin Scorsese, suit la montée et la chute d’Henry Hill dans le crime organisé, dépeignant l’attrait et la violence de la vie des mafieux à travers les performances de Ray Liotta, Robert De Niro et Joe Pesci.

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