The Princess Bride (1987) | The First Ten Pages | Screenplay Analysis

The peak of romantic movies that may actually be about more kinds of love than just romantic, as this movie’s first ten pages teases.
Logline: A bedridden boy’s grandfather reads him the story of a farm boy-turned-pirate who encounters numerous obstacles, enemies, and allies in his quest to be reunited with his true love.
Screenplay Written by: William Goldman, based on his novel
Film Company: Act III Communications, MGM Entertainment
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SCENES
Introduction 0:00
Synopsis 1:14
Page One 3:38
Page Two 5:58
Page Three 7:07
Page Four 8:31
Page Five 10:10
Page Six 11:13
Page Seven 13:31
Page Eight 15:00
Page Nine 16:40
Page Ten 18:07
Conclusion 19:30
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