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A signed movie script gives you a different connection to a film. The autograph appears on or alongside the screenplay itself, tying the signer to the characters, dialogue, and production behind the finished movie.
Browse authenticated scripts signed by actors, directors, writers, producers, and other members of the creative team. Depending on current inventory, the collection may include full-length bound scripts, signed script covers, screenplays bearing several signatures, and framed displays. Availability changes as individual pieces are sold and new scripts are added.
Two signed scripts from the same film may be very different collectibles. One might contain the complete screenplay, while another may consist of a signed cover or title page. Some are made for display, and others are bound so the screenplay can be read.
Before choosing a script, check the signer, film title, page count, binding, condition, signature placement, framing, and included authentication. The listing should make it clear exactly what you will receive.
You can also browse more signed movie memorabilia and autographed movie posters. Looking for episodic or pilot material instead? Explore the separate collection of signed television scripts.
Every autograph is examined before the script is listed. Your purchase includes an Autographia Certificate of Authenticity with a numbered, tamper-proof hologram that matches the hologram attached to the item.
Some scripts also include independent third-party authentication. When that applies, the authentication company and certification details are identified on the product page. Since documentation varies by item, review the listing rather than assuming every script comes with the same type of certification.
Learn more about the Autographia authentication process or check a certificate through the hologram verification page.
Autograph authentication confirms who signed the item. It does not automatically establish when the script was printed, who originally owned it, or whether it was used during production.
A script signed by an actor is not necessarily that actor’s personal copy. It may be a collectible copy signed later. If a script was used on set, issued to a cast or crew member, or connected directly to a production, that history should be clearly stated and supported by separate documentation.
Every autograph is examined before the item is listed. Each script comes with an Autographia Certificate of Authenticity and matching numbered, tamper-proof holograms. Any additional third-party authentication is identified on the product page.
Yes. Enter the number from the script or its Certificate of Authenticity on the hologram verification page to view its record.
The terms are often used interchangeably when discussing film collectibles. “Screenplay” refers more specifically to writing prepared for the screen, while “script” is a broader term. For a collectible, the important details are the contents, page count, format, signer, and history of the physical item.
It depends on the listing. Some items contain a full-length script, while others may consist of a signed cover, title page, or display. Check the description and page count before ordering.
Not necessarily. The autograph may be authentic even when the script was printed later as a collectible. Production use, cast or crew ownership, and set history should only be assumed when those details are stated and documented on the product page.
Available scripts may be signed by actors, directors, writers, producers, or other people connected to the film. Some pieces carry one autograph, while others may include several. Each listing identifies the signer or signers.
Pricing can depend on the film, signer, number of signatures, condition, format, authentication, framing, and documented production history. Compare all of the listing details rather than judging the collectible by the autograph alone.
Yes. International FedEx delivery is available where supported. Shipping costs depend on the destination, package size, and weight. Buyers are responsible for duties, taxes, and import fees charged by their country. Review the complete shipping information.
Some scripts are sold in framed displays, and framing may be available for others. Check the individual listing or contact Autographia before ordering to confirm what is possible for a particular script.
Yes. Call (813) 563-7540 or send a message if you want to confirm the page count, condition, authentication, framing, signature placement, or production history of a specific item.