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The principal source for this was to be Simon Sebag-Montefiore’s Young Stalin, a vivid and wonderful account of the tyrant’s early years. The director (of the proposed film) and I went through the book in search of a story. There is no shortage of incident in Stalin’s early life (and no shortage of myth either), but we struggled to find the narrative – the beginning, middle and end that would make for a satisfying screenplay. As with the life of any major historical figure, there was a temptatio...n to cram too much into our story, or else we found a frustrating inconsistency in the behaviour of the subject. If only these people would lead their lives with subsequent film adaptation in mind, the life of screenwriters would be so much easier.
Our attention then settled upon a footnote in Simon’s book. It described the attempt, in 1938, by Mikhail Bulgakov, to write a play on the very same subject, the youth of Stalin. I must admit I knew very little about Bulgakov, but after reading several of his plays and novels, and learning at the same time more about the events of 1937–38 in the Soviet Union, the whole episode struck me as fascinating.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The principal source for this was to be Simon Sebag-Montefiore’s Young Stalin, a vivid and wonderful account of the tyrant’s early years. The director (of the proposed film) and I went through the book in search of a story. There is no shortage of incident in Stalin’s early life (and no shortage of myth either), but we struggled to find the narrative – the beginning, middle and end that would make for a satisfying screenplay. As with the life of any major historical figure, there was a temptatio...n to cram too much into our story, or else we found a frustrating inconsistency in the behaviour of the subject. If only these people would lead their lives with subsequent film adaptation in mind, the life of screenwriters would be so much easier.
Our attention then settled upon a footnote in Simon’s book. It described the attempt, in 1938, by Mikhail Bulgakov, to write a play on the very same subject, the youth of Stalin. I must admit I knew very little about Bulgakov, but after reading several of his plays and novels, and learning at the same time more about the events of 1937–38 in the Soviet Union, the whole episode struck me as fascinating.
What to read after Collaborators?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Dodge to read onlineMoreLess
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