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Jeff Arch. Writer: Sleepless in Seattle. Arch graduated in 1972 from the Harrisburg Academy. From 1972 to 1976 he studied Theater and Filmproduction at Emerson College in Boston, where he later had a production company. He established a friendship with cinematographer Conrad Hall, who was very influential in his life.
Now, with Attachments, Jeff brings his deep humanity, his unique and unmistakable voice, and his cinematic economy of style to this powerful story of love and betrayal and the possibility of forgiveness. With meticulous plotting and masterful language, he brings life and light to characters as real as they are unforgettable.
Feb 12, 2022 · The name Jeff Arch might not immediately ring a bell for most people, but his most famous piece of writing almost certainly will. Ever hear of a little-known movie called Sleepless in Seattle ? Arch, nominated for Oscar, Writers’ Guild, and BAFTA awards and the writer behind that timeless film as well as many others, has finally published a ...
For his screenplay, Jeff was nominated for an Oscar, as well as for Writers Guild and BAFTA Awards, among others. His other credits include the Disney adventure film “Iron Will,” New Line’s romantic comedy “Sealed With a Kiss,” and the independent comedy “Dave Barry’s Complete Guide to Guys.”.
May 25, 2021 · In 1993, Jeff Arch ’s screenplay Sleepless in Seattle became a hit movie, won him an Academy Award nomination, and launched a thirty-year career writing for films. For most of those years, though, Jeff was haunted by a story that insisted it could only be told as a novel.
By Staff Writer. May 25 , 2021. share: This entry is part 2 of 2 in the series Jeff Arch. Jeff Arch. “I Sent A Valentine To The Planet” Says Jeff Arch Screenwriter Of ‘Sleepless In Seattle’. ‘Sleepless In Seattle’ Screenwriter Jeff Arch On His Novel ‘Attachments’.
Jeff is a father, stepfather, father-in-law, and grandfather. Attachments is Jeff’s first novel. Tell us your most rewarding experience since being published. I don’t think any writer will tell you different—the moment when the box comes with your books in it. There is no feeling anywhere like opening that box.
