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As one of cinema’s own living legends, Clint Eastwood has made himself known as both a talented actor and skilled director.With more than half a century’s worth of experience to his name, Eastwood continues to be one of the most prolific and dynamic directors in Hollywood.

His wide range works is a testament to his versatility and passion for storytelling.

Below is a complete list of scripts and screenplays to Clint Eastwood’s directorial works.

1. Invictus Script (PDF Download) (2009)

2. Gran Torino Script (2008)

3. Changeling Script (2008)

4. Letters from Iwo Jima Script (2006)

5. Flags of Our Fathers Script (2006)

6. Million Dollar Baby Script (2004)

7. Mystic River Script (PDF Download) (2003)

8. Blood Work Script (2002)

9. Space Cowboys Script (2000)

10. True Crime Script (1999)

11. Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil Script (Dialogue Transcript) (1997)

12. Absolute Power Script (Dialogue Transcript) (1997)

13. The Bridges of Madison County Script (1995)

14. A Perfect World Script (1993)

15. Unforgiven Script (1992)

16. The Rookie Script (Dialogue Transcript) (1990)

17. White Hunter Black Heart Script (Dialogue Transcript) (1990)

18. Bird Script (1988)

19. Heartbreak Ridge Script (Dialogue Transcript) (1986)

20. Pale Rider Script (Dialogue Transcript) (1985)

21. Sudden Impact Script (1983)

22. Honkytonk Man Script (Dialogue Transcript) (1982)

23. Firefox Script (Dialogue Transcript) (1982)

24. Bronco Billy Script ($) for Purchase (1980)

25. The Gauntlet Script (Dialogue Transcript) (1977)

26. The Outlaw Josey Wales Script (1976)

27. The Eiger Sanction Script (Dialogue Transcript) (1975)

28. Breezy Script (1973)

29. High Plains Drifter Script (Dialogue Transcript) (1973)

30. Play Misty for Me Script (Dialogue Transcript) (1971)

Recognized as one of the most influential filmmakers in cinema history, Orson Welles is more popularly known for creating what many ascribe to be the greatest film of all time: Citizen Kane.

Having worked extensively in film, television, theatre and radio, Welles’ artistic talents went far beyond what was seen on camera.

His feature length screenplays are timecapsules of their own, giving us a glimpse of the sense and style of filmmaking from a bygone era. But Scripts on Screen have managed to dig up a number of these gems for your reference.

Check the list below for a collection of his feature length screenplays. Scripts for sale are noted by a $.

Citizen Kane Script