Swingers: A Screenplay and the Swinger's Rules

by Vince Vaughn and Jon Favreau

Here are The Swingers Rules, the do's and don'ts of dating in the club scene as explained by Jon Favreau and Vince Vaughn. The companion screenplay to the hit Miramax film, Swingers, like ice-cold... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0786882611
• ISBN13: 9780786882618
• Release Date: January 1997
• Publisher: Miramax Books
• Length: 176 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 6.1" x 9.2"

Customer Reviews

Mah-velous!!!!!!

A great book! A must have for the die-hard fan. Vince's rules of dating and the enclosed glossary of terms are hilarious! John Favreau and Vince Vaughn are here to stay!

A magnificant screenplay and movie!

I was blown away when I saw the movie. I watched it three times right afterwards and I watch it almost 3x a week. The expression is magnificant and the way they actors portray the characters is unbelievable. Right away I fell in love w/ vince vaughn and after I read the book and I love him even more! Fantastic!

A movie to live by.

I remember when i first heard about swingers many years ago. I didnt even know what it was about, but something made me want to see it. When i did i was blown away. I have never seen a movie like this. I was so use to the big action packed movies and never realized there was a whole other field of films out there. Ever since i saw swingers i have been a huge fan. I was also very infactuated by the character Mikey. He has become a sort of a idle for me, or at least someone who i look up too. A while ago i saw this screenplay and bought it. I was even more suprised to see that Jon Favreau was the writer. Jon Favreau was also Mikey in the film. Jon has inspired me to change who i am, and i have. I am also very interested in the film industry and started writing screenplays myself, and i used the screenplay to swingers to start me out writing my own. I owe everything to Jon Favreau I used to be a adolescent punk, now i live in hollywood and have friends that can't be better. I am also trying to get into directing. I learned that maturity means your pleasure isn't worth someone elses pain. Might i say all my friends now are very mature. Thanks alot Jon if i ever get a big movie deal i'm looking you up. take care all. bye.

Here's the rub: a great screenplay.

Whether or not you've seen the movie or bought the soundtrack, the screenplay is definitely worth reading. In his intro, Favreau discusses what it took for him to write this screenplay and get it made into a movie. His dialogue is brilliant and realistic. He also leaves this as it was originally written, without the parts that were added during the making of the movie. You'll notice some of Vince Vaughn's lines are changed and a certain character in the movie is more prevalent. If you're fascinated what a great movie's screenplay looks like, this is it.