NEW YORK Paul Rudnick has written a romantic comedy with a royal twist. In “Playing the Palace,” the playwright, screenwriter and novelist has a witty, engaging book about two unlikely lovers: A Jewish man from New Jersey and the crown prince of England. “I’ve never written an all-out romantic comedy like this,” says Rudnick,…
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This combination of photos shows writer Paul Rudnick at the opening night performance of the Broadway revival of Arthur Miller s Death of a Salesman in New York on March 15, 2012, left, and the cover image for his new book Playing the Palace. (AP Photo/Charles Sykes, left, and Berkley via AP) May 25, 2021 - 9:06 AM
NEW YORK (AP) â Paul Rudnick has written a romantic comedy with a royal twist.
In âPlaying the Palace,â the playwright, screenwriter and novelist has a witty, engaging book about two unlikely lovers: A Jewish man from New Jersey and the crown prince of England.
âIâve never written an all-out romantic comedy like this,â says Rudnick, who put the finishing touches to the manuscript during the pandemic. âIt was so much fun to live in that world and to just try a complete celebration without a whole lot of trauma.â