The History of the Atlas Shrugged Movie Trilogy
I found this book on Amazon. Downloaded it to my Kindle. I want to thank Joan personally for a fantastic book, a real peek what the team and all you went through bringing this epic to the silver screen (especially the hard parts- then again, nothing historically wonderful was never easy, eh?). Answers a lot of burning questions, and put a HUGE smile on my face to see some of the answers. THANK YOU, Joan, for making this book available!!
I appreciated the inclusion of the screenplays.
As if we didn't know the players behind the scenes... Yeesh!
Have an awesome morning!!!
I will gladly debate this off the board. This is something I've been researching since about 1971. He may not have invented the auto (that honor goes to one cat named Cugnot) but his ideas spawned parts of, to this day, we use for transportation. From the automatic planetary to the cast-en-bloc motor that was engenieer-feasable to using the proper material for the proper part... and engineering it if it wasn't available - to using a production line assembly technique for autos (frigging revolutionary).
Ya know... YOU are proof that Ayn Rand was spot on . You fit the sheeple anti-objective to a T. Keep it up - I love to watch people make absolute fools of themselves. Especially sticking out like a sore thumb.
You rock on, young and dumb.
If you're trying to be disparaging or a know-it-all, well, to this crowd on this particular subject, it just don't play. Sorry.
Why I'm even wasting my time to reply is beyond me... You're comments about how someone who is a producer of a movie cannot write about their experience is EXACTLY why I cannot abide fools or non-objectivists.
And you have gotten far more than you deserve. Good bye.