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A script that serves as the backbone for a film is known as a screenplay. Generally, films try to follow a script as close as possible but there are those moments when an actor will adlib something that they feel will really enhance a scene that isn't in the screenplay. Directors can do this as well and shoot a scene in a different tone or way that isn't necessarily how the screenplay calls for.

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