Copy
Copy noun - Something that is made to look exactly like something else.
Screenplay and copy are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Screenplay" instead a noun "Copy".
Screenplay
Screenplay noun - The written form of a story prepared for film production.
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Copy and screenplay are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Copy" instead a noun "Screenplay".
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Chekhov's Gun: Who knew The Electric Mayhem would have kept that copy of the screenplay?
Source: Film / The Muppet Movie - A more subtle but no less important one appears in the second act when during the wedding of two of the characters, the bible that the minister (also played by the Narrator) uses is not actually a bible but is in fact a copy of the screenplay.
- The movie version of West Side Story has a Special Edition DVD containing an hourlong documentary, an option to watch the movie with intermission (left off of older VHS and laserdisc copies), some trailers and storyboards, and even a copy of the screenplay.
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