Thanks to Rob for the heads up on this one. Paramount Vantage brings us this April 9, 2005 unspecified draft script of Babel by Guillermo Arriaga. And, thanks to Dennis for the heads up on this one. Weekly script brings us the winner for Best Screenplay at the 1998 Cannes Film Festival – Henry Fool. Skip on over to the Movie Scripts page to check them out.

On another note, I have long gotten complaints that I mix Movie Scripts and Movie Transcripts together. This has caused some confusion with folks who are looking to the site to provide clues to proper screenwriting format. To that end, I have split the two into two separate groups. So, if you are looking to find out every single word that was said in a movie, thanks to those folks who painstakingly watch movies and transcribe the dialog, I give you the Movie Transcripts page. – Don

Thanks to Evan for the heads up on this from You Know, For Kids!. Read the November 28, 2005 draft script of No Country For Old Men by Joel Coen and Ethan Coen (based on the novel by Cormac McCarthy). It’s in pdf format.

Thanks to Donovan and Daily Script read this early draft of U Turn (formerly “Stray Dogs”) by John Ridley (before Richard Rutowski and Oliver Stone edits).

Check them both out on the Movie Scripts page. – Don

Thanks to Dan for the heads up on this recent addition to the best Back To The Future fan site in existence. BTTF.com brings us the first draft by Bob Gale of Back to the Future II. It begins very much like the released movie, then deviates quite a bit. See what BTTF II (and III) could have been on the Movie Scripts page.

On the Unproduced Scripts page we have fifteen new scripts up for your reading pleasure, including therein is the season finale (finally) of Wesley’s Better Days as well as a couple more episodes of Season II of Better Days. haha.

Also, there is Mike’s short work, Short Work as well as discussion board regular thedeadwalk2nite‘s zombie script inspired by his own discussion board name, entitled (creatively), The Dead Walk Tonight (which I had posted as “The Deak Walk Tonight” and nobody told me). And lastly, we have Phil’s, mocumentary The Documentary Killers which, I believe needs no explination. All this and more can be found on the Unproduced Scripts page! – Don

On the Unproduced Scripts page we have fourteen new scripts up for your reading pleasure.

Thanks to Anonymous and Horror Lair read this January 5, 1998 draft of The Faculty by Kevin Williamson. – Don

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Thanks to Horror Lair we have this undated, unspecified draft script of Zodiac by James Vanderbilt (based on the books “Zodiac” and “Zodiac Unmasked” by Robert Graysmith). Thanks to Anonymous and ‘Xopher’ for the heads up. Find it on the movie scripts page. – Don

Update
Fixed the broken link to Zodiac. Thanks to Melson for the heads up.

Thanks to Gail and Grizzly Peak Films and Sci Fi Scripts, read this draft of Michael Worth’s Sasquatch Mountain (written as “Devil on the Mountain”). It premiered on the Sci Fi Channel last year and starred Lance Henriksen (Aliens and Millennium fame) as a tow truck driver caught between bank robbers, a beautiful hostage, local cops and, of course, a flesh eating monster. The script is in PDF format and can be found on the Movie Scripts page.

I simply can not get Amy Winehouse’s Rehab out of my head. Driving me nuts. – Don

Thanks to DailyScript and Donovan for this June 7, 1994 second revised first draft script of X-Men by Andrew Kevin Walker. Needless to say, this was never filmed. According to Donovan “…Andrew Kevin Walker’s scripts are always great to read, but I’m pretty sure this one is unfilmable: wildly ambitious and astronomically expensive, shoehorning (very skilfully, but still) way too much of everything you’d ever want in an X-Men film into just 129 pages. It’s still a great read, though. He wrote this shortly before “Seven” went into production.”

Skip on over to the movie scripts page and check it out. – Don

Thanks to Vern and Daily Script read these two undated scripts to Once Upon A Time In America and The Breakfast Club. These would be found (say it together with me) on the Movie Scripts page. – Don

Big thanks to Donovan (formerly of FMA – the greatest screenplay site on the ‘net which, sadly, no longer exists) and Daily Script, read this first draft of David Webb Peoples’ (based on the comic book character created by Bob Kanigher) take on Sgt. Rock. Please note, this isn’t the John Cox version. This is the David Webb Peoples’ version before Steven De Souza, Jeffrey Boam, and Brian Helgeland came in for rewrites. The script was tanked and John Cox was brought in to write the script from the ground up. Get more info at Wikipedia on the adventures of the screenplay.

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