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Like the writer, for example! The "Day of the Dead" screenplay is written by the Godfather of Zombie movies, George A. Romero. And, for your consideration, we present his second draft (from 1984).
To read or download the script, keep scrolling. Also, you can learn a little more about the screenwriter, George A. Romero. Click or tap his name to get started.
So glad you asked! Have a look at the movie's logline, and a quote from the screenplay.
As the world is overrun by zombies, a small group of scientists and military personnel dwelling in an underground bunker in Florida must determine whether they should educate, eliminate or escape the undead horde.
They seem to be havin' a good time.
Sarah,
PG. 57 : SCENE 95
Plus, discover more about the writer, movie and cast.
George Romero was a towering influence over a hoard of future horror filmmakers. Literally. He stood just over 6'5" (1.96m) tall.
Fun fact: One of Romero's earliest works was a segment he made for "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood". The short included the show's protagonist, the iconic Fred Rogers, getting a tonsillectomy. Zombie-free, but still pretty neato.
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