screenplay
Americannoun
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a motion-picture or television scenario.
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Older Use. a motion picture.
noun
Etymology
Origin of screenplay
Example Sentences
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The comedy-drama film, directed by Kirk Jones, has also been nominated in the outstanding British film, supporting actor, original screenplay and casting categories.
From BBC
It reigned supreme at the Golden Globes earlier this month, winning best comedy, best director, best screenplay and best supporting actress, while "Hamnet" sprung a surprise by taking best drama film, beating out "Sinners".
From Barron's
Nominating this popcorn trifle for best picture is silly, but at least it didn’t get a screenplay nod for a script that’s simply: See Brad Pitt go, go, go.
From Los Angeles Times
The writer of Hamnet has described her Oscar nomination for the film's screenplay as "very surreal".
From BBC
Where to watch: Peacock Nominated for: Best picture, lead actress, adapted screenplay, original score What we said: “‘Bugonia’ is a hilarious movie with no hope for the future of humanity.
From Los Angeles Times
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