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Is a "False Lead" a Bad Thing for Your Script? Giant vs Written on the Wind

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First published at 14:38 UTC on September 25th, 2018.

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In this episode of Backward Engineering Your Script, we take on the concept of the "False Lead." A false lead is a character (or pair of characters) who serve as an audience surrogate to enter a world of other people who are so bizarre that making a movie about them will probably be uncommercial. They are the voice of sanity in an otherwise crazy world.

Our films for comparison this time are Giant and Written on the Wind. Both were made in 1956, both take place in Texas, and both star Rock Hudson. From there, the similarities end. Giant is more conventional; while Written on the WInd is more crazy. See how Hudson is played in both. And then witness the difference between a solid, "good" movie, and one that is quite literally insane. Which do YOU like more?

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