General’s Daughter Movie Script

General’s Daughter (1999) is a gripping military crime thriller starring John Travolta and Madeleine Stowe, exploring corruption, cover-ups, and the personal costs of military life. The screenplay expertly weaves suspense, investigative drama, and character conflict, making it an essential study in thriller writing, dialogue, and pacing. This collector’s edition film script is perfect for students, screenwriters, and collectors who wish to analyze narrative tension, character-driven suspense, and complex plot structures. Each page is professionally formatted in a readable studio draft style for study, display, or detailed reference.

The General’s Daughter screenplay demonstrates clear studio-style formatting that emphasizes suspenseful beats, character dynamics, and plot development. From intense investigative sequences to private confrontations, the script provides insight into creating tension while exploring ethical dilemmas within a hierarchical system. Directors, actors, and students can examine scene transitions, dialogue, and pacing to understand the craft of suspenseful and morally complex storytelling. This edition is a must-have for collectors and students of crime and military dramas.

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• Professionally formatted General’s Daughter screenplay

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• Clear studio-style layout for study, display, or collection

• Professional edition of the film screenplay used in production development

• Ideal for screenwriters, producers, directors, studios, casting professionals, actors, film students, collectors, and fans passionate about movies and cinematic storytelling

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Disclaimer:
This is a collector’s reproduction of the original screenplay, provided for personal study, research, or collection purposes. It is not an original production-used script and does not grant performance rights.