Mr. Brown wanted to buy the film rights, but Sorkin refused, saying that it would make the stage rights less attractive for another producer. Mr. Brown responded by buying the stage rights, too. He ended up with a Broadway hit that ran for over a year and made Sorkin's name. Mr. Brown later produced the hit movie version of the play.
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