Total Recall (2012) Script

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Year:2012
Director:Len Wiseman
Written by:Philip K. Dick (Story), Jon Povill (Screenstory), Dan O'Bannon (Screenstory), Ronald Shusett (Screenstory), Kurt Wimmer (Screenplay), Kurt Wimmer (Screenstory), Mark Bomback (Screenplay)

Script Synopsis:Welcome to Rekall, the company that can turn your dreams into real memories. For a factory worker named Douglas Quaid, even though he's got a beautiful wife who he loves, the mind-trip sounds like the perfect vacation from his frustrating life - real memories of life as a super-spy might be just what he needs. But when the procedure goes horribly wrong, Quaid becomes a hunted man. Finding himself on the run from the police - controlled by Chancellor Cohaagen, the leader of the free world - Quaid teams up with a rebel fighter to find the head of the underground resistance and stop Cohaagen. The line between fantasy and reality gets blurred and the fate of his world hangs in the balance as Quaid discovers his true identity, his true love, and his true fate.
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Bryan Cranston Scripts

Although best known for his television role as chemistry teacher Walter White on AMC’s hit show Breaking Bad (2008-present); Bryan Cranston has had a fulfilling career as a film actor as well. Cranston has showcased his talents in a variety of well known (as well as underground) pop favorites such as Drive (2011) and the Academy Award winning war epic Saving Private Ryan (1998).
His career has been littered with television show roles as well as stints of voice acting in hit shows from Adult Swim and Fox. The actor has proven himself in many different genres and has now made a huge impression in his television acting performances.
Cranston’s career is a wonderful reminder of how important diversifying is in the artistic industry. As many a wise man will tell you- don’t put all your eggs in one basket. If Cranston had focused on a film career, voice acting career or a television acting career solitarily, he may not have reached the success that he is reaping at this moment. The many diversified opportunities gave him plenty of opportunity to be heard and seen by the public. In addition, the experience gained from working on different types of sets have molded him into a better actor to work with and to see.
There is no excuse for not trying new things. It may be the thing to save your career in the art industry.

Films

  1. (2012) Argo Script
  2. (2012) Total Recall Script
  3. (2012) Rock of Ages
  4. (2012) John Carter
  5. (2012) Red Tails
  6. (2011) Contagion Script
  7. (2011) Larry Crowne Script
  8. (2011) Leave
  9. (2011) Drive Script
  10. (2011) Detachment
  11. (2011) The Lincoln Lawyer Script
  12. (2010) Love Ranch
  13. (2007) Hard Four
  14. (2006) Dark Mind
  15. (2006) Little Miss Sunshine Script
  16. (2004) Illusion
  17. (2004) Seeing Other People
  18. (2000) Terror Tract
  19. (2000) The Prince of Light
  20. (2000) The Big Thing
  21. (1999) Last Chance
  22. (1998) Saving Private Ryan Script
  23. (1997) Strategic Command
  24. (1996) Street Corner Justice
  25. (1996) That Thing You Do! [Transcript]
  26. (1994) Clean Slate
  27. (1994) Erotique
  28. (1991) Dead Space
  29. (1990) Corporate Affairs
  30. (1988) The Big Turnaround
  31. (1987) Amazon Women on the Moon
  32. (1987) Wings of Honneamise

Dan O’Bannon Scripts

Daniel Thomas O’Bannon can be considered one of the most low-profile scriptwriting geniuses that the science fiction genre has to offer. He was responsible for writing the first Alien film (at first known as Star Beast) as well as the ultimate cult classic of science fiction films- Heavy Metal (1981).

O’Bannon was and is a playful writer, engaging absurd ideas into his scripts to give each story equal amounts of humor, fear and philosophical thought. However, he maintained a low profile throughout his career, even to the point of his death. He did not even notify anyone (besides his wife) that he was suffering of Crohn’s disease.

O’Bannon is a mysterious enigma much like the scripts that he wrote out during his long career. Insightful, funny and engaging, his work will surely be an influencing factor on writers for years to come.

 

  1. (2007) AVPR: Aliens vs Predator – Requiem
  2. (2004) AVP: Alien vs. Predator Script
  3. (1997) Alien: Resurrection Script
  4. (1997) Bleeders
  5. (1995) Screamers
  6. (1992) Alien³
  7. (1990) Total Recall Script
  8. (1986) Aliens Script
  9. (1986) Invaders from Mars Script
  10. (1985) Lifeforce
  11. (1985) The Return of the Living Dead
  12. (1983) Blue Thunder Script
  13. (1981) Heavy Metal Script
  14. (1981) Dead & Buried
  15. (1979) Alien Script
  16. (1974) Dark Star Script

Total Recall

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Year:1990
Director:Paul Verhoeven
Written by:Ronald Shusett (Screenplay), Dan O'Bannon (Screenplay), Gary Goldman (Screenplay), Philip K. Dick (Author), Jon Povill (Screenstory)

Script Synopsis:Construction worker Douglas Quaid discovers a memory chip in his brain during a virtual-reality trip. He also finds that his past has been invented to conceal a plot of planetary domination. Soon, he's off to Mars to find out who he is and who planted the chip.
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