geopiet Jan 12, 2014:

szerszy (nie za bardzo) kontekst James Cameron‘s initial pitch for Titanic to the nervous executives at 20th Century Fox was, “Romeo and Juliet on a doomed ship.” There was a tense pause and Cameron said, “Also, fellas, it‘s a period piece, it‘s going to cost $150,000,000 and there‘s not going to be a sequel.” - https://kindle.amazon.com/post/LSZs1u-SQ8eRdhkZyCBAAw

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Director James Cameron, despite a strong track record with films like Aliens (1986) and True Lies (1994) knew he would have a tough selling job after he went deep sea diving with Dr. Robert Ballard to glimpse the remains of the RMS Titanic. He became so emotionally involved by the experience that the sinking of the famous luxury liner in 1912 had to be the subject of his next picture. His pitch to the nervous executives at Twentieth Century Fox was," Romeo and Juliet on a doomed ship." There was a tense pause and Cameron said, "Also fellas it's a period piece, it's going to cost $150,000,000 and there's not going to be a sequel." - http://www.hollywoodstories.com/pages/hollywood/h27.html

Darius Saczuk Jan 12, 2014:

No właśnie. Tak jak koledzy dodali przedstawia pomysł z zamiarem nakłonienia dyrektorów na produkcję.

Mariusz Zdziech (asker) Jan 12, 2014:

"There was a tense pause and Cameron said: Also fellas it's a period piece, its going to cost $150,000,000 and there is not going to be a sequel" I to jest całość jeśli chodzi o akapit.

Darius Saczuk Jan 12, 2014:

Ogólnie pitch to namawianie kogoś na coś (na przykład kupno). Tutaj kontekst jest zbyt wąski, aby podać precyzyjną odpowiedź.

geopiet Jan 12, 2014:

początkowa. pierwotna propozycja tematu (scenariusza) fimu?