Talk:Antwone Fisher (film)
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BetacommandBot (talk) 04:46, 12 February 2008 (UTC)
Not based on a book[edit]
The film is not based on the book Finding Fish. The plot is original, written in 1993 and sold to Fox in 1994, and converted into the book in 2001. According to AFI: [...] in 1993, Fisher began taking a screenwriting class taught by Chris Smith. Smith, a screenwriter who would eventually make his debut as a producer with Antwone Fisher, introduced Fisher to his former college roommate, Sony producer Todd Black. Impressed by Fisher’s story, Black and his producing partner, Randa Haines, gave Fisher enough money to quit his security guard job and bought him a computer on which to write his screenplay. After working closely with Black for approximately a year, Fisher was able to sell his screenplay to Twentieth Century Fox in Aug 1994. Fisher later used his screenplay as the basis for an autobiographical book, published in 2001 as Finding Fish: A Memoir.
Category and text should be fixed. I am a Brazilian editor and my English is not that good to do this. Yanguas (talk) 15:42, 15 October 2020 (UTC)