UPDATE: Get the most updated list of Oscar contending screenplays available for download here.
It’s a good day when I can bring you more screenplays to download and today we have seven new scripts added to the mix, including one of the year’s most talked about movies with Richard Linklater‘s screenplay for Boyhood. Twelve years in the making and now you can peruse the 181-page screenplay for what many believe to be the current Best Picture frontrunner.
Adding to that, Dreamworks Animation has made available the screenplay for their animation hopeful How to Train Your Dragon 2, written by Dean DeBlois and inspired by the novels by Cressida Cowell. Focus has also added one more to their list by offering Peter Landesman‘s script for Kill the Messenger.
Finally, Fox Searchlight has released a mother-load, bringing us screenplays for Wes Anderson‘s The Grand Budapest Hotel, John Michael McDonagh‘s script for Calvary, Nick Hornby‘s adaptation of Cheryl Strayed‘s memoir Wild and Misan Sagay‘s original screenplay for Belle.
That makes eight screenplays available so far to go along with previously released scripts for The BoxTrolls, The Theory of Everything, St. Vincent, The Fault in Our Stars, Gone Girl and Get On Up, all of which are included below.
Happy downloading and stay tuned, I’m sure there will be more soon.
- The Fault in Our Stars (Download the Script)
- Gone Girl (Download the Script)
- How to Train Your Dragon 2 (Download the Script)
- The BoxTrolls (Download the Script)
- Kill the Messenger (Download the Script)
- The Theory of Everything (Download the Script)
- Belle (Download the Script)
- Calvary (Download the Script)
- The Grand Budapest Hotel (Download the Script)
- Wild (Download the Script)
- Boyhood (Download the Script)
- Get On Up (Download the Script)
- St. Vincent (Download the Script)
I’ve also included just below the recent Hollywood Reporter writer’s roundtable featuring Jon Favreau (Chef), Jonathan Nolan (Interstellar), Chris Rock (Top Five), Gillian Flynn (Gone Girl), Anthony McCarten (The Theory of Everything), and Graham Moore (The Imitation Game).
