The phrase "and in the script" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is included or mentioned within a script, such as a play, movie, or programming code.
Example: "The character's motivations are clearly outlined in the script, and in the script, we see their development throughout the story."
Alternatives: "as stated in the script" or "according to the script".
He's a fan of Pinter, and in the script there are lots of brief pauses and silences.
Instead, she digs and digs for those moments, in herself and in the script, that will lift the production to a level that can't be explained.
The format is refreshing and creative, even though the love stories are mostly dramatic only for O'Connor and company, including Rovin, whose affection for his friend is palpable onstage and in the script.
In his hugely popular "Downton Abbey," and in the script for "Gosford Park," Fellowes showed a subtle feel for the ironies of class, but his Titanic sinks under the weight of its ideological baggage: the sneering condescension of the first-class passengers is so caricatured that it ends up having no traction.
Discussion of "appropriation"The subject reminds Lavery of a lighter incident of alleged life-theft: "I did a play called Family Album when my mother was alive and I thought I'd made it all up and, in the script, the mother has a dog put down.
In Mr. Eugenides's book, and in the script Ms. Coppola has reverently carved from it, Lux and her sisters exist only insofar as they are the objects of masculine desire, which upon their deaths converts into regretful longing the way a liquid evanesces into gas.
"One in the visuals, which was faithful and true to Tolkien, and another in the script and in the general tone and style, which was so unfaithful as to be a travesty".
It was really again just trusting in Barry and trusting in the script and not having any fear to put myself out there.
It felt like a world I'd never seen before, and the level of detail and description in the script was just incredibly alluring.
For example, in "Thelma & Louise", the protagonists are Thelma and Louise, but both characters are given different goals, motivations, and perspectives in the script.
The relationship between Wood and Lugosi in the script echoes closely Burton's relationship with his own idol and two-time colleague, Vincent Price.
