Dimensions
155 x 233 x 16mm
'Brazil' is regarded as Terry Gilliam's masterpiece as well as perhaps the cultiest of cult movie classics. The film has spawned documentaries, books and over 1,000 web sites, but here for the first time is the original, full, restored, previously unseen 1977 Terry Gilliam/Charles Alverson screenplay complete with Gilliam's notes and sketches which became the blueprint for the final Tom Stoppard Oscar-nominated screenplay.
But this screenplay is significantly different to that filmed. It features numerous previously undisclosed fantasy sequences, plot lines and characters. Wonderfully biting, and with an almost cathartic outpouring of ideas, the first screenplay is peopled by some of the most eccentric characters in all of cinematic history.
With an extensive foreword chronicling the beginnings of the project, plus new in-depth interviews with both Terry Gilliam and Charles Alverson - talking for the first time about his contribution to the movie - this is a fascinating insight into the evolution of a modern movie classic, and essential reading for Gilliam fans and movie buffs alike.