Worms in the Winecup

John Bright was a major figure in the history of American screenwriting. Among the major Hollywood films with which Bright was involved are Taxi (1932), The Crowd Roars (1932), If I Had A Million (1932), She Done Him Wrong (1933), Our Daily Bread (1934), Sherlock Holmes and the Voice of Terror (1942), The Brave Bulls (1951), and Johnny Got His Gun (1971).

• Chapter 1 Introduction by Patrick McGilliganChapter 2 A Foreword Written AfterwardChapter 3 The Public Enemy: Dirt and Pay DirtChapter 4 Farewell Stag for a Hollywood TycoonChapter 5 Errol Flynn: Caliph of BagdadChapter 6 The Great Profile ErodedChapter 7 Dollars and Sentiment and PinkertonChapter 8 The Fixed WheelChapter 9 The Horse of HonorChapter 10 Liberal ProducerChapter 11 The Sad Boomerang of Good IntentionChapter 12 An Alcoholic Not AnonymousChapter 13 Mystery Story en PassantChapter 14 Up with the FlagChapter 15 Hollywood Goes to WarChapter 16 Winding DownChapter 17 The Road Back to a Different Kind of WarChapter 18 Two Who Stood Up...Two Who Fell DownChapter 19 An End and a New BeginningChapter 20 Unhappy Farewell to MexicoChapter 21 CodaChapter 22 John Bright's Last Will and TestamentChapter 23 John Bright—Storyteller by Casey BrightChapter 24 The Films of John BrightChapter 25 Index

I thoroughly enjoyed Bright's book. It jumps off the page.