Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• John L Balderston, who had worked on the play versions of Dracula and Frankenstein, as well as the screenplay of Universal's The Mummy, wrote several drafts of the script based on Garrett Fort's adaptation of The Murderer Invisible.
• He was trying to get me to do a draft of a script for free.
• But there is an original final draft Ghostbusters script with actual slime stains!
• Troubling rumors started to go around... that he turned in a half
• assed draft of a script to Dore Schary, that he wasn't returning phone calls.
• A description of the setting in a preliminary script draft in the studio files mentions "something suggestive of the laboratory in Metropolis."
• In early drafts of the film scripts the character was mute, but it made sense to give him speech so that Frankenstein could have dialogue rather than talking to himself or resorting to pantomime during the rather nefarious preparatory work for the experiments.
• In early drafts of the script, Frankenstein's laboratory was in an old ruined windmill.

• So, Kim read your script.
• Messenger came with your script yesterday.
• Feel free to hold your script.
• I guess congratulations on selling your script today.
• A description of the setting in a preliminary script draft in the studio files mentions "something suggestive of the laboratory in Metropolis."
• But there is an original final draft Ghostbusters script with actual slime stains!
• That was before castor saw your script.
• His books are sloppy, like your scripts.