Where to Download Scripts by ALEX EPSTEIN http://www.craftyscreenwriting.com/download.html

The Internet can provide the screenwriter with scripts that sold. While the copyright status of some of these scripts may be doubtful, sometimes the screenwriters themselves are generous enough to help educate you with their own product. John August, who wrote "Go" and "Big Fish", provides us with several drafts of his work.
Once most screenplays find their way online, they spread among the script Web sites like wildfire. The following links should fill your needs.
The best place in the real world to read scripts is the WGA Library at 7000 W 3rd Street on Fairfax in Los Angeles. They have tens of thousands of scripts from shows both current and past.

MyPDFScripts
Script-O-Rama
The Weekly Script
John August's Downloads
Awesome Scripts and Screenplays
The Daily Script
Movie-Page.com
Science Fiction and Fantasy Movie Scripts
Screenplays for You
ScriptCrawler (search engine)
Simply Scripts
Internet Movie Script Database (search engine)
(May have transcripts marked as scripts)
Lee Thomson's [Old] Script Trove

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