screen version

In their view, the screen version of Hair has not yet been produced.

The available navigation system was changed to a wide screen version.

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It is the only screen version of the show.

A silent screen version of the play had been produced in 1925 over at Paramount.

That particular crowd may find the screen version even more agreeable.

Next he was cast in the stage and screen versions of "Love!

Make sure to see the new wide screen version; a link is below and also in the video responses.

Most critics felt the screen version slipped by with no noticeable damage to anyone.

A hard act to follow, but its stars are confident that the small screen version will prove just as popular.

Even better, the big screen version would have none of those annoying ad breaks.

In the screen version, the camera jumps spasmodically from one talking head to the next.

It creates an interesting link between printed books and screen versions.

Will the Broadway stars appear in the screen version?

This screen version was also criticized for a number of mistakes and inconsistencies.

The screen version differs quite substantially from the book.

Her book is believable and earnest in ways that have no bearing on its screen version.

It is presented in both clinical and screening versions.

The screening version has no diagnostic terms and is used by school-based professionals.

And if the screen version strays too far from the original, it may not please audiences who know the book.

I didn't see Neil again until he called to ask me to direct the screen version."

A theatrical version of the novel was soon produced, and screen versions followed suit.

The best screen versions do more: they translate the complex emotion, intelligence and social criticism.

Acer is much more likely to sell a 10-inch model than the smaller screen version, especially at the same price tag.

Paramount Pictures hoped that the screen version would appeal to a wider audience.