He turns TO CAMERA and talks to his viewers in a suavely engaging tone, understated and intimate.
Ghostbusters II (1989)
VENKMAN
A screenplay character in Ghostbusters II (1989).
- lines
- 246
- words
- 2,924
- scenes
- 48
- dialogue
- 25%
- avg words / line
- 12
- shortest / longest
- 1 / 73
source review flagged 1 dialogue line
Sample dialogue
This year? That's cutting it a little close, isn't it? I mean, just from a sales point of view, the book just came out, right? So you're not even looking at the paperback release for maybe a year. And it's going to be at least another year after that if the thing has movie-of-the-week or mini- series potential. You would have been better off predicting 1992 or even '94 just to be safe.
scene 14 — INT. WKRR-TV STUDIO RECEPTION AREA - DAY (LATER)... Good night.
scene 14 — INT. WKRR-TV STUDIO RECEPTION AREA - DAY (LATER)Relax. We're going to keep this whole thing nice and quiet, low key, no profile.
scene 29 — EXT. COFFEE SHOP - EAST 77TH STREET - NIGHTBe careful on that sofa -- it's a butt-biter. But the bed's good and I just changed the sheets so if you get tired, feel free.
scene 72 — INT. VENKMAN'S LOFT - SAME NIGHT (LATER)Now you're talking.
scene 103 — INT. STUDY - CONTINUOUS ACTION
Bookends
Thanks, Lib.