Andy Warhols Ridiculous Screenplays

Andy Warhols Ridiculous Screenplays Is A Fascinating First-person Account Of Writer Ronald Tavels Experiences Collaborating With The Artist On His Films From The Winter Of 1964 Through The Summer Of 1967. During This Period, Tavel Wrote Seventeen Screenplays For Warhol, Including Some Of The Most Significant Works In The Artists Filmography And In American Underground Film More Broadly: Screen Test 2, The Life Of Juanita Castro, Horse, Vinyl, Kitchen (all 1965), Hedy, And Two Sections Of The Chelsea Girls (both 1966). The Nature Of Filmmaking In Warhols Silver Factory Of The Mid-1960s Meant That Tavels Role As Screenwriter Was Not Restricted To A Films Pre-production.