Bruce Joel Rubin

The film Ghost (1990), written by Bruce Joel Rubin won an Oscar for Best Original Screenplay and laid a solid foundation for Ghost The Musical which is currently playing at the Piccadilly Theatre . GHOST is a timeless fantasy about the power of love. Walking back to their apartment one night, Sam and Molly are mugged, leaving Sam murdered on a dark street. Sam is trapped as a ghost between this world and the next and unable to leave Molly who he learns is in grave danger. With the help of a...Read Full Story

"Often I just trust that an idea that comes to you once will come again. That's not always true, but so much of the technique of writing is in the moment. If you watched a particular newscast or read a particular article in the paper, had a fight with your wife or a loving moment with your child, all of this is going to impact on what comes through the computer that day, or the typewriter or the pen. And you can't get away from that. For me, if you trust the moment as you write, it will...Read Full Story

"Often I just trust that an idea that comes to you once will come again. That's not always true, but so much of the technique of writing is in the moment. If you watched a particular newscast or read a particular article in the paper, had a fight with your wife or a loving moment with your child, all of this is going to impact on what comes through the computer that day, or the typewriter or the pen. And you can't get away from that. For me, if you trust the moment as you write, it will...Read Full Story

WinkBall Brings the Theatre World Off Stage and Online at Ghost: The Musical Premiere UK Video Website WinkBall Speaks to Theatre Fans Plus Oscar Winner, Hollywood Screenwriter Bruce Joel Rubin in Manchester (Vocus/PRWEB) March 30, 2011 The theatre world turned its attention to new stage show, ‘Ghost: The Musical’ this week with the show having its World Premiere on Monday 29th March at the Manchester Opera House. The City of Manchester was delighted to introduce this exciting new musical...Read Full Story

The Time Traveler's Wife I’m not embarrassed to admit it: I love a good chick flick- Love Actually , The Holiday ;  simply brilliant! I imagine that it’s due to my inability to reciprocate normal human emotions and as such, I live vicariously through overly sentimental films. Yes, I know I’m a cynic and no ,I don’t think you can cure me. Anyhow, I’m looking forward to seeing The Time Traveler’s Wife based on the best selling novel by Audrey Niffenegger . Niffenegger, presents a rather...Read Full Story