"Based on Schulberg's novel, whose chief characters are based in part on F. Scott Fitzgerald and his wife."@en
"Considered by some to be Budd Schulberg's masterpiece, The Disenchanted tells the tragic story of Manley Halliday, a fabulously successful writer during the 1920s - a golden figure in a golden age - who by the late 1930s is forgotten by the literary establishment, living in Hollywood and writing for the film industry. Halliday is hired to work on a screenplay with a young writer in his twenties named Shep, who is desperate for success and idolizes Halliday. The two are sent to New York City, where a few drinks on the plane begin an epic disintegration on the part of Halliday due to the forces of alcoholism he is heroically fighting against and the powerful draw of memory and happier times. Based in part on a real-life and ill-fated writing assignment between the author and F. Scott Fitzgerald in 1939, Schulberg's novel is at its heart a masterful depiction of Manley Halliday - at times bitter, at others sympathetic and utterly sorrowful - and The Disenchanted stands as one of the most compelling and emotional evocations of generational disillusionment and fallen American stardom."@en
""Often praised as Budd Schulberg's masterpiece, The Disenchanted tells the tragic story of Manley Halliday, a fabulously successful writer during the 1920s - a golden figure in a golden age - who by the late 1930s is forgotten by the literary establishment, living in Hollywood and writing for the film industry. He is hired to work on a screenplay with a young writer in his twenties named Shep, who is desperate for success and idolizes Halliday. When the two are sent to New York City, a few drinks on the plane begin Halliday's epic disintegration due to the forces of alcoholism and the powerful draw of memory and happier times. Based in part on an ill-fated writing assignment between the author and F. Scott Fitzgerald in 1939, Schulberg's novel is at its heart a masterful depiction of Manley Halliday - at times bitter, at others sympathetic and utterly sorrowful - and The Disenchanted stands as one of the most compelling and emotional evocations of gererational disillusion and fallen American stardom." --from back cover."
"Coronet Theatre, William Darrid and Eleanore Saidenberg present Jason Robards, Jr., Rosemary Harris in "The Disenchanted," by Budd Schulberg & Harvey Breit, directed by David Pressman, with George Grizzard, Whitfield Connor, Bernard Kates, Jon Cypher, Salome Jens and Jason Robards, Sr., based on the novel by Budd Schulberg, settings by Ben Edwards, lighting by Jean Rosenthal, costumes by Ann Roth."
"This is a moving, controversial novel that captured both the dazzling spirit and the bitter disenchantment of F. Scott Fitzgerald's Jazz Age. The book tells the tragic story of Manley Halliday, a successful writer during the 1920s who by the late 1930s is forgotten by the literary establishment."@en
"Considered by some to be Budd Schulberg's masterpiece, The Disenchanted tells the tragic story of Manley Halliday, a fabulously successful writer during the 1920s, a golden figure in a golden age, who by the late 1930s is forgotten by the literary establishment living in Hollywood and writing for the film industry."
"Considered by some to be Budd Schulberg's masterpiece, The Disenchanted tells the tragic story of Manley Halliday, a fabulously successful writer during the 1920s-a golden figure in a golden age-who by the late 1930s is forgotten by the literary establishment, living in Hollywood and writing for the film industry. Halliday is hired to work on a screenplay with a young writer in his twenties named Shep, who is desperate for success and idolizes Halliday. The two are sent to New York City, where a few drinks on the plane begin an epic disintegration on the part of Halliday due to."@en
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