Script of One Night of Love.
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2 scripts of Young Man With A Horn.
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Script of Flamingo Road.
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Script of Dark Canyon.
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Script of In A Lonely Place.
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Script of Only the Valiant.
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Story outline entitled Farewell to the Master.
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Script of The Day the Eart Stood Still. January 9, 1951
Script of Blue Horizons.
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Script of Destry.
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Script of The Proud Ones.
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Script of Reminiscences of a Cowboy.
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Script of Pilots for Hire.
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Script of Sink the Bismarck!
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[Orientation Films]
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Script of Baptism of Fire. January 6, 1943
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Script of Cracking Tanks. October 1, 1942
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Script of How To Get Killed in One Easy Lesson. October 1, 1942
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Script of Kill Or Be Killed. December 1, 1942
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Script of Secret Weapon. March 26, 1943
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Script of Keep it Clean. october 1, 1942
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Script of It's Your America. October 6, 1944
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Script of Don't Be A Sucker. February 19, 1945
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Script of Your Next job. September 14, 1944
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Script of Follow Me Again. July 14, 1944
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Script of Opportunity Knocks Again. July 14, 1944
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Script of Negro Soldier in Eto. July 17, 1945
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Battle of Leyte Gulf.
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Treatment of Battle of Leyte Gulf by C.S. Forester, of Captain Horatio Hornblower fame. September 26, 1960
A plan for the screenplay, by E.H.N. February 15, 1961
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Four scripts, including Writer's Working Script, First draft screenplay, final screenplay and revised final screenplay. March 16, 1961; June 15, 1961; September 29, 1961; May 10, 1962
A declassified Navy Department official chronology of the battle.
A bibliography of research materials.
Letter from Office of Secretary of Defense. January 31, 1962
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Book describing the battle written by Vice Admiral Tomiji Koyahage, Chief of Staff to Admiral Kurita, commander of the Japanese Fleet.
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Envelope containing other research material, notes, etc.
Patton
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First draft of screenplay by Francis Ford Coppola. December 27, 1965
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Revised screenplay. July 8, 1968
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Second revised screenplay. October 24, 1968
Third revised screenplay. December 10, 1968
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Final Screenplay. January 1, 1969
Shooting script. February 1, 1969
Long research memorandum from Frank McCarthy, producer of the picture, who had been working on the project for over fifteen years. October 4, 1967
Exchange of telegrams between Darryl F. Zanuck and Richard Zanuck, head of production re various phases of development.
Research material from General Bradley and also from the Pentagon on various subjects.
Copious writer's notes regarding source material, patton's speeches, miscellaneous items, some in long hand.