Jim Carrey is Truman Burbank, the most famous face on
television, only he doesn't know it. He is the unwitting star of a
nonstop, 24-hour-a-day documentary soap opera called The Truman
Show, with every moment of his life broadcast to a worldwide
audience. Everyone around him is an actor. He is a prisoner in a
made-for-TV paradise. This is the story of his escape.
Rarely has a first-time collaboration between a writer and
director produced such a stunning result. In this book, both Niccol
and Weir's lively talents and creative force come to light, as each
contributes some highly original material to amplify the
brilliant107-page shooting script, reproduced here in facsimile.
Niccol has given us another version of The Truman Show, in photos
and captions--in effect, our very own photo album. For his
contribution, Peter Weir chose to let us in on the intricately
detailed, often hilarious "backstory," which he wrote as part of
his preparation, and eventually shared with the cast and crew
during production. Also included are complete cast and crew
credits.
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