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X-Men TAS - "Orphan's End" - Cast signed script - Animated series - Autographs

$ 21.12

Availability: 84 in stock
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  • Industry: Television
  • Object Type: Script

    Description

    This is THE MUST HAVE for all serious X-Men collectors out there: A CAST SIGNED production script from the original, legendary Fox Kids Network X-Men series (1992-1997). Calling what is being offered here rare is an understatement.
    This script is for "Orphan's End" (Season 3, Episode 16). This episode was directed by Larry Houston. Its storyline is about Corsair, who is on the run from Shi'Ar authorities, who demand that Cyclops turn Corsair over to them.
    The cast autographs are REAL and not reprints and are signed on the final revised drafts of each script. All signatures were signed in person by the actors as they left the recording booth during the original recording session in Toronto.
    There are multi-colored pages within the script. The original (first draft) script is printed on white paper. Each script revision is represented by a different colored paper that indicates the date of the revision – even if there is only one word changed on the page.
    The script for "Orphan's End" was written by Doug Booth. It has pink, blue, green, and yellow pages.
    Unlike scripts from earlier seasons, this one does not have a list of who voiced each role. Instead, the cast list pages describe all the characters and indicate which ones had speaking roles. Among the signatures are those of Gary Buza (Beast) and Cedric Smith (Professor Charles Xavier).
    This script is in good condition, but definitely show signs that it was a working document, including many notes/asterisks within the margins. It also has holes and staple marks that accumulated as various revised pages were added. The handwritten notes and additional changes were made by the executives present at the recording sessions. If something didn’t sound right or ring true during a recording session, dialogue changes would be made on the spot.