-.-. They still got those holes in that offensive line, Tug, but the biggest problem has got to be the defense, and Montezuma Monroe knows it...
Any Given Sunday (1999)
BRANSON
A screenplay character in Any Given Sunday (1999).
- lines
- 21
- words
- 436
- scenes
- 4
- dialogue
- 2.5%
- avg words / line
- 21
- shortest / longest
- 4 / 62
Sample dialogue
... And there goes home field advantage for the Sharks! Although their season ends on a low note, there is still life after death. Two weeks from now, look for the underdog Sharks in the playoffs in 'Toughtown U.S.A.' -- Dallas, Texas -- football capital of the world -- on that fast astroturf that never forgets to break a bone or two!
scene 55, source scene 56 — EXT. SHARK STADIUM - NIGHT (RAIN) 187You read lips, Tug?
scene 3, source scene 4 — EXT. TUNNEL -— NIGHT 56Stop showing that for Christ's sake!...
scene 1, source scene 2 — EXT. "SHARK" STADIUM (MIAMI, USA) - LATE DAY ALA 'mystery man,'seventh-round draft pick out of Dallas, he went to the University of Houston. In his fifth year, his first year with the Sharks, he's seen four teams in his professional career...
scene 1, source scene 2 — EXT. "SHARK" STADIUM (MIAMI, USA) - LATE DAY AL-.-. only two for eight so far and sacked three times. Ouch! 14-3 Chicago. Second quarter. Eight minutes left...
scene 15, source scene 16 — EXT. "SHARK" STADIUM - GAME 2 - CHICAGO RHINOS AT 103
Bookends
Shark Lavay just can't find the old magic down there.