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THE NATM 3 ORIGINAL SCRIPT
Due to the nature of merchandising, merch teams get older versions of projects so that merch can be ready by release. This means that the novelizations for SotT contain scenes that didn't make it to the film itself. These do appear in the deleted scenes on occasion, implying they were in a focus testing cut of the film or a work print.
SCENES AND LINES
CONFIRMED TO EXIST
- Cleopatra
- Film: Yes
- Novelization: Yes
- Only seen in a brief snippet on the DVD's bonus features, there is a scene where the main gang stops by Cleopatra. We only see her for a second, but according to the SotT novel, she kisses Larry. This may be taken from the original script.
- Novelization: Yes
- Hand Kiss
- Film: Yes
- Novelization: Yes
- Seen on one of the DVD bonus features. Lancelot kisses Larry's hand.
- Novelization: Yes
- Minis Stealing Toothpicks
- Film: Yes
- Novelization: No
- Seen on Michael Cawood's previs reel. The Romans use their catapults to fire the Westerners onto the bar in the planetarium, who then steal toothpicks.
- Novelization: No
- McPhee Sees the Tablet Glow
- Film: Yes
- Novelization: Yes
- Seen in the deleted scenes. McPhee sees the tablet glow without Tilly.
- Novelization: Yes
ALLEGED TO EXIST
The sources for these lines are not confirmed or reliable. Take them with a grain of salt.
- Ahkmenrah's Death
- Film: No
- Novelization: No.
- These lines are advocated by a single source on Twitter, who refuses to share the original script. It is likely that these lines were entirely fabricated.
- MEHRENKAHRE: "It was the darkest and hardest day of my life when I lost you, you were butchered. I'll never forget your mother running in and screaming your name, she couldn't believe that you were gone."
- SHEPSEHERET: "A parent's grief is one of the worst, especially when my young gorgeous boy had been slashed into pieces."
- Novelization: No.
- Alleged Lancelot Line Change
- Film: No
- Novelization: Yes
- This line appears in the novel, but not the film. It is possible it came from the original script.
- LANCELOT: Do you know how long I've dreamed of coming home?
- Novelization: Yes
DEAD ENDS
The following sites do not have the script.
- Hollywood Script Shop
- Scriptfly
- JayVee's Script Emporium
- IMSDb (Internet Movie Script Database)
- Simply Scripts
- Waterstones
- AwesomeFilm
- Screenplays 4 You
- Daily Script
- ScriptLab
- Movie Scripts and Screenplays
- Scripts Onscreen
- Scripts.com
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