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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.
Any book that makes you laugh and cry and think – even question your own life – is a book worth reading, sharing, talking about – and yes, wishing you had written it yourself because it’s just that good. Jeff Arch’s glorious, gorgeous novel creates characters and moments that make us believe in love even if we’ve given up on it.
Jeff Arch grew up in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, where he spent two of his high school years at a boarding school much like the one depicted in ‘Attachments.’.
Now that you’ve all read our interview with the Oscar-nominated screenwriter Jeff Arch, you’re ready to read about his latest book called Attachments. Although the skill sets between screenwriters and novelists are distinctly different and not necessarily interchangeable, Arch has risen to the challenge of becoming a novelist.
His script for Saving Milly, based on Mort Kondracke’s searing memoir, earned the 2005 Humanitas Nomination, an honor Jeff treasures. 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.
May 25, 2021 · Jeff Arch, screenwriter for Sleepless in Seattle, speaks about his debut novel, Attachments, a lyrical, heartwarming story about three former boarding-school students called back to campus by the deathbed request of their dean.
Screenwriter Jeff Arch analyzes his screenplay for Sleepless in Seattle and gives new insight into this timeless classic film. He also shares a very personal story when asked about his favorite movie theater going experience. Watch Now. Interview on the Long Shot Leaders Podcast with Michael Stein.
