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Cinematically dazzling, maniacally paced and extraordinarily witty, The Hudsucker Proxy is in many respects the most accomplished of the Cohen brothers' movies. The film is so quickly paced that it is a real treat to have a copy of the finished screenplay. This book will allow you to savor every nuance of this extraordinarily detailed and tremendously entertaining movie.
Cinematically dazzling, maniacally paced and extraordinarily witty, The Hudsucker Proxy is in many respects the most accomplished of the Cohen brothers' movies. The film is so quickly paced that it is a real treat to have a copy of the finished screenplay. This book will allow you to savor every nuance of this extraordinarily detailed and tremendously entertaining movie.
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