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Fearing the actions of a god-like super hero left unchecked, Gotham City's own formidable, forceful vigilante takes on Metropolis's most revered, modern-day savior, while the world wrestles with what sort of hero it really needs. And with Batman and Superman at war with one another, a new threat quickly arises, putting mankind in greater danger than it's ever known before.
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Cast
| Notable Cast | |||
 | Ben Affleck | ... | Bruce Wayne / Batman |
 | Henry Cavill | ... | Clark Kent / Superman |
 | Amy Adams | ... | Lois |
 | Jesse Eisenberg | ... | Lex Luthor |
 | Diane Lane | ... | Martha Kent |
 | Laurence Fishburne | ... | Perry White |
 | Jeremy Irons | ... | Alfred |
 | Holly Hunter | ... | Senator Finch |
 | Gal Gadot | ... | Diana Prince / Wonder Woman |
 | Scoot McNairy | ... | Wallace Keefe |
 | Callan Mulvey | ... | Anatoli Knyazev |
 | Tao Okamoto | ... | Mercy Graves |
 | Brandon Spink | ... | Young Bruce Wayne |
 | Lauren Cohan | ... | Martha Wayne |
 | Hugh Maguire | ... | Jack O' Dwyer |
 | Michael Shannon | ... | Zod |
Writers
| Writers | |||
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Chris Terrio | ... | Screenplay |
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David S. Goyer | ... | Screenplay |
Box Office Data
| (2016) U.S. Dollars | |||
| Budget | ... | $250,000,000 | |
| Opening weekend | ... | $166,007,347 | |
| Gross (US & Canada) | ... | $330,360,194 | |
| Gross (World) | ... | $873,637,528 | |
Sources
| Additional Content | |||
| Cast Photos | ... | IMDb | |
| Box Office | ... | IMDb Pro | |
| Poster | ... | Official Site | |
| Studio | ... | Warner Bros. | |
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The noun "script" is an acceptable and widely used word to describe screenplays, teleplays and transcripts. It's not reserved for any single type of media.
SCREENPLAY
A screenplay tells the narrative of the story, dialogue between performers, and details actions and emotions. A screenplay for television is called a teleplay.
TELEPLAY
According to Writers Guild of America guidelines, "... a television script consists of two distinct parts: story and teleplay." So, the story is the basic narrative and idea, while the teleplay is the written dialogue.
TRANSCRIPT
Basically, it's a written version of that which was originally spoken. Transcripts differ from screenplays and teleplays because every spoken word is chronicled. For example, if an actor ad-libs their dialogue, a transcript would include that while a screenplay or teleplay likely would not.