As You Wish
6b; Cary Elwes with Joe Layden Foreword by Rob Reiner, Author's Copy 2014
Notes
"As you wish" is a famous phrase from The Princess Bride, a beloved novel by William Goldman and its 1987 film adaptation. In the story, the farm boy Westley repeatedly says it to Buttercup, meaning "I love you" in his own humble way. The phrase has since become a symbol of devotion, selflessness, and enduring love, often quoted in romantic and nostalgic contexts.
Description
Ivory and black hardback with dust jacket, pristine condition
Description
6b; Cary Elwes with Joe Layden Foreword by Rob Reiner, Author's Copy 2014
Notes
"As you wish" is a famous phrase from The Princess Bride, a beloved novel by William Goldman and its 1987 film adaptation. In the story, the farm boy Westley repeatedly says it to Buttercup, meaning "I love you" in his own humble way. The phrase has since become a symbol of devotion, selflessness, and enduring love, often quoted in romantic and nostalgic contexts.
Description
Ivory and black hardback with dust jacket, pristine condition
