Justine Screenplays: Revised Screenplay (1967) and Final (1968)

[Los Angeles]: Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation, 1968. 145 pp. and 140 pp. Two scripts bound with brass brads in blue covers, Revised Screenplay dated June 12, 1967 with Moffat credited as writer, and Final dated July 2, 1968 with Marcus credited as writer. Uneven sunning to covers of both scripts, with nicking and bumping to extremities of both. Titles written in felt tip pen on spine of both scripts. Text of Revised copy printed on pale green paper, with text of Final version printed on blue, pale green, and pink paper. Based on Lawrence Durrell's 1957 novel of the same name, Justine is a film best seen as a creation that is independent of the book. Initially the film was directed by Joseph Strick, but it is rumoured that he was fired for his behavior while filming on location. George Cukor was brought in to finish the film, which resulted in a film with a plot that is largely incomprehensible, yet texturally rich. . Single Sheet. Very Good.