Hemingway & Gellhorn (2012)

Actors: Keone Young (actor), Joan Chen (actress), Tony Shalhoub (actor), David Strathairn (actor), Brooke Adams (actress), Diane Baker (actress), Rodrigo Santoro (actor), Mark Pellegrino (actor), Robert Duvall (actor), Peter Coyote (actor), Clive Owen (actor), Lars Ulrich (actor), Jeffrey Jones (actor), Connie Nielsen (actress), Nicole Kidman (actress),

Genres: Biography, Drama, Romance,

Quotes:

Martha Gellhorn: Past five minutes, I've watched you. I've watched you type pages and let them float into the wastebasket.::Ernest Hemingway: Never crumple pages. Always let them float gently into the basket.::Ernest Hemingway: Any writer who rips out his stuff and crumples it will go insane in a year, guaranteed.

Ernest Hemingway: Writing's like mass. God gets mad if you don't show up.

Ernest Hemingway: Hey, no snooping.::Martha Gellhorn: Come on, muses always snoop.

Ernest Hemingway: Done by noon... drunk by 3:00. That's my philosophy.

Ernest Hemingway: In this world, when you find a good place, you don't leave it.

Ernest Hemingway: That woman loves humanity, but can't stand people.

Martha Gellhorn: We were good in war. And when there was no war, we made our own.::Martha Gellhorn: The battlefield neither of us could survive was domestic life.

Ernest Hemingway: Writing, at its best, is a lonely life.::Ernest Hemingway: As a writer grows in public stature, he sheds his loneliness, and often his work deteriorates, for he does his work alone.

Ernest Hemingway: And if he's a good enough writer, he must face eternity, or the lack of it, each day.

Martha Gellhorn: I do not see myself as a footnote to someone else's life.

Fitzgerald's Flask (2006)

Actors: Richard Brundage (actor), Philip Snyder (director), Philip Snyder (producer), Peter B. Snyder (actor), Philip Snyder (editor), Robert M. Snyder (writer), Robert M. Snyder (director), Robert M. Snyder (producer), Robert M. Snyder (actor), Brian Barry (actor), Elizabeth Snyder (actress), Weez Tomlinson (actress), Derrick Judge Early (actor), John Kaminsky (miscellaneous crew), Doris Tipograph (actress),

Plot: "Fitzgerald's Flask" is a fantasy mixture of Roaring Twenties silent film cinema and futuristic science fiction. Destitute and drunk, Jazz Age author F. Scott Fitzgerald ("The Great Gatsby") contacts science fiction writer H.G. Wells ("The Time Machine") and travels forward in time to the 21st century. Upon arrival, he auctions his memorabilia and thus reaps the rewards of his posthumous success. Filmed on Long Island and in Manhattan.

Genres: Comedy, Short,

Last Call (2002)

Actors: Neve Campbell (actress), Roman Podhora (actor), Paul Hecht (actor), Jess Platt (miscellaneous crew), Brian Tyler (composer), Prudence Emery (miscellaneous crew), Sissy Spacek (actress), John Charles (miscellaneous crew), Jeremy Irons (actor), Tony Bill (producer), Eve Crawford (actress), Jonas Chernick (actor), Shannon Lawson (actress), Resa McConaghy (costume designer), David Clement (actor),

Genres: Biography, Drama,

Quotes:

F. Scott Fitzgerald: Frances; am I correct in thinking that you're jewish?::Frances Kroll: Yes I am. Why?::F. Scott Fitzgerald: And your father? Hes a self-made man?::Frances Kroll: Yes, very much so. Hes intelligent but the only education hes had is reading the bible in Hebrew.::F. Scott Fitzgerald: Perfect. Where was he born?::Frances Kroll: Russia. Why?::F. Scott Fitzgerald: And what was his trade? What does he do for a living?::Frances Kroll: Hes a furrier.::F. Scott Fitzgerald: You see Cecelias dad Brady would probably be Jewish in reality but I've made him Irish because hes the bad guy and I don't want to make the bad guy a Jew.::Frances Kroll: Why not?::F. Scott Fitzgerald: Hitler.

F. Scott Fitzgerald: Samuel. What you went through, what you suffered to get here to be part of this great experiment we call America is no less heroic,w orthy of history than the pioneers that came before you. The puritans and their little boats landing in Massachusetts. Frontiersmen crossing the great plains. Samuel Kroll, I salute you.

F. Scott Fitzgerald: Frances I read your story last night. It stinks.

Frances Kroll: Scott, tell me about Zelda.::F. Scott Fitzgerald: I met her at a dance when I was 21. She was the most beautiful thing I had ever seen. When she looked at me she looked at me she looked right inside me. Way deep with a look that said "Well hello there old thing where have you been all these years? Whats been keeping you?" I proposed. She turned me down because I had no prospects. So, I retired to the attic of my parents house in St Pauls and I wrote This Side of Paradise which made me rich. I proposed again. This time she accepted and we were very bad together for about ten years. New York, Paris, Rome, French Riviera. I drank and she slowly went mad. Heres the truth. Heres the really odd thing. I still love her so much it makes my heart crack. She my girl you know. Theres something delicious, so smart inside all that craziness.

F. Scott Fitzgerald: If you go I'll start drinking.::Frances Kroll: That is blackmail.::F. Scott Fitzgerald: Damn straight.

Bartender: [places seven glasses half full of booze in front of Fitzgerald] There you go.::F. Scott Fitzgerald: Thank you.::Bartender: You know if I let you drink all those, you're going to end up in big trouble.::F. Scott Fitzgerald: I know. A word to the wise [points to his eye and then at him]::F. Scott Fitzgerald: [starts downing each glass in one breath]::F. Scott Fitzgerald: [after drinking three glasses lights a cigarrette] You know I behaved like a jerk tonight. A real asshole.

F. Scott Fitzgerald: [sipping on a bottle of Pepsi trying to recover from a drunk imaginary football game the previous night]::F. Scott Fitzgerald: [weakly to Frances] Morning.::Frances Kroll: Good morning... I called someone to fix the window and cabinet.::F. Scott Fitzgerald: Oh, thank you. Ah... sorry about the thing yesterday... you know the pistol and all.::Frances Kroll: Does that happen a lot around here?::F. Scott Fitzgerald: Scotty and I have our fights, but its rare I go after her with a gun.::Frances Kroll: What happened to your face?::F. Scott Fitzgerald: Sporting accident.

Zelda (1993)

Actors: Rutanya Alda (actress), Alex Romero (miscellaneous crew), Charles Obrul (miscellaneous crew), Natasha Richardson (actress), Patrick Williams (composer), Tim Monich (miscellaneous crew), Viveca Lindfors (actress), Timothy Hutton (actor), Robert Knepper (actor), Robert Greenwald (producer), Spalding Gray (actor), Michael Bradsell (editor), Holt McCallany (actor), Marie-Josée Croze (actress), Catherine Colvey (actress),

Genres: Biography,