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A Woman Wrote That – 27 in a series – 10 Things I Hate About You (1999) Written by Karen McCullah & Kirsten Smith

This new “A Woman Wrote That” post is an echo of the Writers Guild campaign of a few years ago (“A Writer Wrote That”) where they noted famous movie quotes and credited the screenwriter rather than the director.  The difference here being that we will be posting lines from films written by female screenwriters.  Feel free to share! — Rosanne

A Woman Wrote That - 27 in a series - 10 Things I Hate About You (1999) Written by Karen McCullah & Kirsten Smith

KAT

But mostly I hate the way I don’t hate you. Not even close, not even a little bit, not even at all.

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  2. A Woman Wrote That: “It’s A Wonderful Life”, Written by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett – 1 in a series
  3. A Woman Wrote That – 25 in a series – Thelma and Louise (1991), Writer, Callie Khouri
  4. A Woman Wrote That – 11 in a series – Sleepless in Seattle (1993)
  5. A Woman Wrote That – 24 in a series – National Treasure (2004), Writer, Marianne Wibberley

A Woman Wrote That – 26 in a series – Fleabag (2016), Writer, Phoebe Waller-Bridge

This new “A Woman Wrote That” post is an echo of the Writers Guild campaign of a few years ago (“A Writer Wrote That”) where they noted famous movie quotes and credited the screenwriter rather than the director.  The difference here being that we will be posting lines from films written by female screenwriters.  Feel free to share! — Rosanne

A Woman Wrote That - 26 in a series - Fleabag (2016), Writer, Phoebe Waller-Bridge

CLAIRE

The only person I’d run through an airport for is you.

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  1. A Woman Wrote That – 25 in a series – Thelma and Louise (1991), Writer, Callie Khouri
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  3. A Woman Wrote That – 19 in a series – You’ve Got Mail (1998), Writer: Nora Ephron
  4. A Woman Wrote That – 20 in a series – Dirty Dancing (1987), Writer, Eleanor Bergstein
  5. A Woman Wrote That – 17 in a series – Father of the Bride (1991), Writer: Nancy Meyers

A Woman Wrote That – 25 in a series – Thelma and Louise (1991), Writer, Callie Khouri

This new “A Woman Wrote That” post is an echo of the Writers Guild campaign of a few years ago (“A Writer Wrote That”) where they noted famous movie quotes and credited the screenwriter rather than the director.  The difference here being that we will be posting lines from films written by female screenwriters.  Feel free to share! — Rosanne

A Woman Wrote That - 25 in a series - Thelma and Louise (1991), Writer, Callie Khouri

THELMA

I don’t ever remember feeling this awake..

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  1. A Woman Wrote That – 4 in a series – Thelma and Louise by Callie Khouri (1991)
  2. A Woman Wrote That – 17 in a series – Father of the Bride (1991), Writer: Nancy Meyers
  3. A Woman Wrote That – 23 in a series – Brave (2012), Writer, Brenda Chapman
  4. A Woman Wrote That – 22 in a series – Bring It On! (2000), Writer, Jessica Bendinger
  5. A Woman Wrote That – 24 in a series – National Treasure (2004), Writer, Marianne Wibberley

Stephens College MFA in TV and Screenwriting will be at the 2021 True/False Film Fest, Columbia, Missouri, May 7-9, 2021

Stephens College MFA in TV and Screenwriting will be at the 2021 True/False Film Fest, Columbia, MissouriStephens College MFA in TV and Screenwriting will be at the 2021 True/False Film Fest, Columbia, Missouri, May 7-9, 2021

The Stephens College MFA in TV and Screenwriting is hosting a booth at the True/False Film Fest taking place in Stephens Lake Park, Columbia, Missouri this May 7-9th.  

Come out to meet us and find out how to Write – Reach – Represent the stories that need to be told.

Stephens College MFA in TV and Screenwriting will be at the 2021 True/False Film Fest, Columbia, Missouri, May 7-9, 2021

Stephens College MFA in TV and Screenwriting will be at the 2021 True/False Film Fest, Columbia, Missouri, May 7-9, 2021

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  1. Valerie Woods, Stephens College MFA in TV and Screenwriting Mentor, Speaks at the Athena Film Festival
  2. Event: Stephens College MFA in TV and Screenwriting Open House – Wednesday, February 10, 2021
  3. Stephens College MFA in TV and Screenwriting [Video]
  4. Liza Donnelly is live-drawing and tweeting the Athena Film Festival — Valerie Woods and Ken LaZebnik of the Stephens College MFA in TV and Screenwriting
  5. Stephens College MFA in TV and Screenwriting Alumni, Sahar Jahani, Interviewed in Voyage LA Magazine

A Woman Wrote That – 24 in a series – National Treasure (2004), Writer, Marianne Wibberley

This new “A Woman Wrote That” post is an echo of the Writers Guild campaign of a few years ago (“A Writer Wrote That”) where they noted famous movie quotes and credited the screenwriter rather than the director.  The difference here being that we will be posting lines from films written by female screenwriters.  Feel free to share! — Rosanne

A Woman Wrote That - 24 in a series - National Treasure (2004), Writer, Marianne Wibberley

RILEY

Anyone crazy enough to believe us isn’t gonna want to help.

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  1. A Woman Wrote That – 23 in a series – Brave (2012), Writer, Brenda Chapman
  2. A Woman Wrote That – 22 in a series – Bring It On! (2000), Writer, Jessica Bendinger
  3. A Woman Wrote That – 20 in a series – Dirty Dancing (1987), Writer, Eleanor Bergstein
  4. A Woman Wrote That – 21 in a series – Bewitched (2005), Writer, Nora Ephron
  5. A Woman Wrote That – 17 in a series – Father of the Bride (1991), Writer: Nancy Meyers

A Woman Wrote That – 23 in a series – Brave (2012), Writer, Brenda Chapman

This new “A Woman Wrote That” post is an echo of the Writers Guild campaign of a few years ago (“A Writer Wrote That”) where they noted famous movie quotes and credited the screenwriter rather than the director.  The difference here being that we will be posting lines from films written by female screenwriters.  Feel free to share! — Rosanne

A Woman Wrote That - 23 in a series - Brave (2012), Writer, Brenda Chapman

MERIDA

I am Merida, firstborn descendant of Clan Dunbroch. And I’ll be shooting for my own hand!

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  1. A Woman Wrote That – 22 in a series – Bring It On! (2000), Writer, Jessica Bendinger
  2. A Woman Wrote That – 20 in a series – Dirty Dancing (1987), Writer, Eleanor Bergstein
  3. A Woman Wrote That – 21 in a series – Bewitched (2005), Writer, Nora Ephron
  4. A Woman Wrote That – 17 in a series – Father of the Bride (1991), Writer: Nancy Meyers
  5. A Woman Wrote That – 19 in a series – You’ve Got Mail (1998), Writer: Nora Ephron

A Woman Wrote That – 22 in a series – Bring It On! (2000), Writer, Jessica Bendinger

This new “A Woman Wrote That” post is an echo of the Writers Guild campaign of a few years ago (“A Writer Wrote That”) where they noted famous movie quotes and credited the screenwriter rather than the director.  The difference here being that we will be posting lines from films written by female screenwriters.  Feel free to share! — Rosanne

A Woman Wrote That - 22 in a series - Bring It On! (2000), Writer, Jessica Bendinger

TORRANCE

You’re a great cheerleader, Aaron, and you’re cute as hell, but maybe you’re just not ‘boyfriend’ material.

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  1. A Woman Wrote That – 19 in a series – You’ve Got Mail (1998), Writer: Nora Ephron
  2. A Woman Wrote That – 18 in a series – The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993), Writer: Caroline Thompson
  3. A Woman Wrote That – 20 in a series – Dirty Dancing (1987), Writer, Eleanor Bergstein
  4. A Woman Wrote That – 21 in a series – Bewitched (2005), Writer, Nora Ephron
  5. A Woman Wrote That – 17 in a series – Father of the Bride (1991), Writer: Nancy Meyers

A Woman Wrote That – 21 in a series – Bewitched (2005), Writer, Nora Ephron

This new “A Woman Wrote That” post is an echo of the Writers Guild campaign of a few years ago (“A Writer Wrote That”) where they noted famous movie quotes and credited the screenwriter rather than the director.  The difference here being that we will be posting lines from films written by female screenwriters.  Feel free to share! — Rosanne

A Woman Wrote That - 21 in a series - Bewitched (2005), Writer, Nora Ephron

UNCLE ARTHUR

Do you want the long version or the short version? Keep in mind, the long version is in Aramaic.

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  4. A Woman Wrote That – 20 in a series – Dirty Dancing (1987), Writer, Eleanor Bergstein
  5. A Woman Wrote That – 17 in a series – Father of the Bride (1991), Writer: Nancy Meyers

A Woman Wrote That – 20 in a series – Dirty Dancing (1987), Writer, Eleanor Bergstein

This new “A Woman Wrote That” post is an echo of the Writers Guild campaign of a few years ago (“A Writer Wrote That”) where they noted famous movie quotes and credited the screenwriter rather than the director.  The difference here being that we will be posting lines from films written by female screenwriters.  Feel free to share! — Rosanne

A Woman Wrote That - 20 in a series - Dirty Dancing (1987), Writer, Eleanor Bergstein

JOHNNY

Nobody puts Baby in a corner.

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  1. A Woman Wrote That – 19 in a series – You’ve Got Mail (1998), Writer: Nora Ephron
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  4. A Woman Wrote That – 11 in a series – Sleepless in Seattle (1993)
  5. A Woman Wrote That – 10 in a series – When Harry Met Sally (1989) by Nora Ephron

A Woman Wrote That – 19 in a series – You’ve Got Mail (1998), Writer: Nora Ephron

This new “A Woman Wrote That” post is an echo of the Writers Guild campaign of a few years ago (“A Writer Wrote That”) where they noted famous movie quotes and credited the screenwriter rather than the director.  The difference here being that we will be posting lines from films written by female screenwriters.  Feel free to share! — Rosanne

A Woman Wrote That - 19 in a series - You've Got Mail (1998), Writer: Nora Ephron

KATHLEEN

When you read a book as a child, it becomes a part of your identity in a way that no other reading in your whole life does.

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  1. A Woman Wrote That – 10 in a series – When Harry Met Sally (1989) by Nora Ephron
  2. A Woman Wrote That – 18 in a series – The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993), Writer: Caroline Thompson
  3. A Woman Wrote That – 11 in a series – Sleepless in Seattle (1993)
  4. A Woman Wrote That – 17 in a series – Father of the Bride (1991), Writer: Nancy Meyers
  5. A Woman Wrote That: “It’s A Wonderful Life”, Written by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett – 1 in a series