***Don’t Forget To Check Out The Other Items I Have For Sale, Including Other Creepshow/Creepshow 2 Items!
Up for sale is the “Creepshow 2”
SECOND DRAFT
script that includes 18 cast and crew reprinted autographs.  Their names are listed below in alphabetical order by first name.
This is a reproduction of the “Creepshow 2” script that was written in 1984.  When this script was written, “The Hitchhiker” segment that is in the final movie was
NOT
a part of it.  In addition to “Old Chief Wood’nhead” and “The Raft,” two OTHER stories are included in this.  The first is “Pinfall,” which takes place in a bowling alley and never got made because of budgetary reasons.  The second is “Cat From Hell,” which also didn’t make it into the final movie…well, not
THIS
final movie.  It ended up as one of the segments in “Tales From the Darkside: The Movie,” which came out in 1990, and was worked on by some of the same people who worked on the “Creepshow” movies.  In fact, Stephen King and George A. Romero always considered it to be their unofficial “Creepshow 3.”
Because of that, I have included autograph reprints of David Johansen, William Hickey, and Mark Margolis on the cover since they starred in the “Cat From Hell” segment in “Tales From the Darkside: The Movie.”
I have included no autograph reprints of people from “The Hitchhiker” segment, since that story is not in this script.  If you’re interested in the shooting script for what became “Creepshow 2,” I also have that up for sale (and that one includes “The Hitchhiker” story.
This reproduction script is in proper format, printed on single pages.  NOT a double-sided dialogue transcript, which is what a lot of screenplays you can find for sale seem to be these days.  It is
112 pages long
, plus the cover, and is the entire movie.
The cover with the autographs has been printed on 8.5 x 11 inch cardstock, so it is more sturdy.  The rest of the script is printed on standard 8.5 x 11 inch paper.  An 8.5 x11 inch white magazine board has also been attached as a back cover to help provide stability and sturdiness for reading, as well as displaying.
The pictures in the listing are of the screenplay you will receive- not pictures of a computer image of what it COULD look like.  What you see is what you get, minus the frame.
If you buy this, you are getting the screenplay only-
NO FRAMES ARE INCLUDED
.  The pictures that show the item framed are to give you an idea of what it could look like in your home when framed.
This item makes a unique gift for any movie lover, collector, mild enthusiast, or just a fan of the medium.  It’s a great way to display your fandom without paying the cost of an actual handwritten autograph.  Because once it’s on the wall, it will be hard to tell either way.  Scripts are nice, too, because there are usually deleted scenes, or alternate dialogue, written in them, and this one is no different.  So trust me, if you’re a fan, this is for you.
The signatures included are:
Dan Kamin (“Old Chief Wood’nhead”)
Daniel Beer (“Randy”)
David Johansen (“Halston” in the “Cat From Hell” segment
from “Tales From the Darkside: The Movie”)
Don Harvey (“Andy Cavenaugh”)
Dorothy Lamour (“Martha Spruce”)
Frank Salsedo (“Ben Whitemoon”)
George A. Romero (Film’s Screenwriter)
George Kennedy (“Ray Spruce”)
Greg Nicotero (Film’s Makeup Effects Artist & Special
Effects)
Holt McCallany (“Sam Whitemoon”)
Joe Silver (“Voice of The Creep”)
Mark Margolis (“Gage” in the “Cat From Hell” segment from
“Tales From the Darkside: The Movie”)
Michael Gornick (Film’s Director)
Page Hannah (“Rachel”)
Paul Satterfield (“Deke”)
Stephen King (Film’s Storywriter)
Tom Savini (“The Creep” / Film’s Makeup Effects Consultant
William Hickey (“Drogan” in the “Cat From Hell” from “Tales
From the Darkside: The Movie”)
I will be adding more items in the future, so keep checking back.  I also take requests, so if there are any you are looking for, please feel free to message me and ask.
FOR INTERNATIONAL BUYERS: Import duties, taxes, and charges (if there are any) are not included in the item price or shipping cost.  These charges are the buyer’s responsibility, not the seller’s.