Starter of this subject: Greg Durkin
Last post in this subject: 10/17/2000
Messages in this subject: 2
| Greg Durkin | 10/17/2000 2 replies |
| I am looking for a radio script (maybe from Lux Radio Theatre?) for It's A Wonderful Life. All help will be appreciated. Thanx Greg |
| J.Cooper | 12/2/2000 1 replies |
| Well,if you haven't found a script..then get the tape of that show,and write it out,making your own script... as YOU listen...! |
| Jim Stokes | 12/2/2000 0 replies |
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Hey, that's a great idea. Let me think now. There are several places out in the LA area that specialize in selling movie scripts. OOF-Dah! You made me walk upstairs so danged early on a Saturday bagel undt krim chiz morning!
So now. I got my NETWORK movie script from Script City, 1765 West Highland Avenue #760, Hollywood, CA 90028. I would phone them, if I were you. 213/871-0707. My script has an authentic ring to it. It is nearly the same as what we saw on the screen. But it is interesting from a scholarly point of view in that there are subtle differences in the narration, dialogue, and scenes. BUT the "mad as hell" speech is word-for-word! And you can look in the serious movie magazines for other places that offer this service. I don't know how they get away with it. I have even got a shooting script once. I guess if the movie is DONE, what the heck. Too late to steal the plot! The moviemakers got their $ (most of the time!) J Cooper's idea is even better. And if you do get the script, then you will see the scriptwriting format in case you want to make a zillion bucks in Hollywood. heh. |