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source book
noun
- an original writing, as a document, record, or diary, that supplies an authoritative basis for future writing, study, evaluation, etc.
- a volume containing a small collection of such writings, usually on a specific subject, used in research.
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Origin of source book1
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With intricate aerial sequences, massive sets, armies of extras and extensive research undertaken beyond the source book, the series “was a monumental undertaking,†Orloff said.
Christopher Nolan made ‘Oppenheimer’ lightning-fast, but the story of writing and adapting the source book, ‘American Prometheus,’ is a half-century epic.
Other perks included trips to Europe to source books.
Martin’s “Fire & Blood,†is completed and will guide the upcoming seasons, unlike the unfocused, poorly paced last part of “Game of Thrones,†where the scripts outran the still-in-progress source book material.
While both adaptations include large changes from their respective source books, one managed it far more successfully.
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