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Sharp Cut: Harold Pinter'S Screenplays And The Artistic Process,New Lawrence E Aided By His Subtle MinisterWhile Best Known As One Of The Most Important Playwrights Of The Twentieth Century, Harold Pinter (19302008) Had An Equally Successful Career Writing Screenplays. His Collaborations With Director Joseph Losey Garnered Great Attention And Esteem, And Two Of His Screenplays Earned Academy Award Nominations: The French Lieutenant'S Woman (1981) And Betrayal (1983). He Is Also Credited For Writing An Unproduced Script To Remake Stanley Kubrick'S 1962