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Dec 13 2018

The Best Character Introduction William Goldman Ever Came Across—and the Importance of Knowing the Sundance Kid Couldn’t Swim

Posted by: screenwritingfromiowa in Screenwriting From Iowa

Here are the first lines of dialogue in the screenplay and movie Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid: BUTCH: What was the matter with that old bank this town used to have? It was beautiful? GUARD: People kept robbing it. BUTCH: That’s a small price to pay for beauty. One of the great true [Butch] […]

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