Screenplay

Yeah, producer.

Co-screenplay and everything

like that.

Producer.

Wow.

Um, a 30-minute drama for BBC Two's Screenplay series, which aired at 9:00 PM on Wednesday the 23rd of September, which is when I caught it.

It was the only thing that's ever really had a regular transmission since.

Written by David Stafford and Benjamin Zephaniah, who also stars.

God, and just those numbers, Graham, just again, this is the golden days of TV.

It's like last golden days of television before it starts to go into decline.

Um, in the news, the future of BBC Two's single drama strands, Performance and Screenplay, which of course we were mentioning earlier, and that had brought us Dread Poet Society.

They were said to hang in the balance with the advent of producer choice, which I remember very well 'cause I was at the BBC at this time.

Total up your scores so far and work out how you're doing on this special Disney edition of Takeaway Trivia.

And it continues with a round of Screenplay for round three.

So round number three this week is Screenplay.

I'm gonna give you 10 quotes from Disney and Disney Pixar films.

You have to work out what the film is.

Obviously, with around 60 Disney films and about 30 Pixar films, there's quite a few to choose from.

Let's dive in.

Screenplay quote number one, "Ohana means family, and family means nobody gets left behind or forgotten." What film's that from? So quote number one, "Ohana means family, and family means nobody gets left behind or forgotten." Name the film.

Exactly.

We are pulling from chapter three of the book, Screenplay, writing the picture by Robin Russen and William Missouri Downs.

And we are treating this like a master class, especially for those of you out there who might be undergraduate students taking an intro to screenwriting class.

We want you to understand the brutal mathematical precision required to write a movie.