Merchant-Ivory Productions

Bathsua Makin offered AB as an example of an excellent poet in her Essay to Revive the Ancient Education of Gentlewomen, 1673, thereby bringing her to the attention of a large female readership in...

The film of RPJ 's Heat and Dust, with her own screenplay, was released to mark the twenty-first anniversary of Merchant-Ivory Productions .

Quartet, a film from Merchant-Ivory Productions with screenplay by RPJ (adapted from Jean Rhys 's novel first published under a different title in 1928), premiered at the CannesFilm Festival .

RPJ wrote for Merchant-Ivory ProductionsThe Bostonians: A Screenplay, from Henry James 's novel; the film was shown at the Cannes Film Festival this year.

Merchant-Ivory Productions ' A Room with a View, filmed from the novel by E. M. Forster , was released with RPJ 's screenplay; its mass exposure helped to produce a peak moment in her fame.

Mr. and Mrs. Bridge, a film of Merchant-Ivory Productions with screenplay by RPJ (in consultation with Evan S. Connell , author of the novel Mrs. Bridge and its sequel), premiered at the VeniceFilm Festival

There opened in New York another immense Merchant-Ivory success with RPJ 's screenplay: The Remains of the Day, adapted from the novel by Kazuo Ishiguro .

Merchant-Ivory 's controversial and largely unpopular Jefferson in Paris was finally released; in its original form RPJ 's script dates back to the 1980s.

Merchant-Ivory 's film Surviving Picasso premiered in New York for the thirty-fifth anniversary of the partnership; it, and especially RPJ 's script, were again controversial.

After this RPJ 's output of screenplays for Merchant-Ivory Productions was steadily maintained. She collaborated with James Ivory in the fairy-tale-style The Guru, 1969, and the intense and atmospheric Bombay Talkie, 1970. Her...

RPJ wrote the script for the Merchant-IvoryThe Courtesans of Bombay, 1983, without which the film would have been in practice a documentary.

RPJ co-wrote with James Ivory the script for the Merchant-Ivory film Le Divorce, based on a novel by Diane Johnson . It premiered in August 2003, and was the last film on which the...

AD aimed in this novel to break through into a broader, male, literary world, escaping the interior I'd been living in, a female, almost a purdah, world that was so enclosed and oppressive even to...

The Householder, a film by Merchant-Ivory Productions from RPJ 's novel, was released in New York: it was adapted by the author, and was her first film script.

Jane Austen in Manhattan was shot on location in New York for Merchant-Ivory Productions , with RPJ 's screenplay.