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You’ll know from a previous post that I was looking for the screenplay of Mamma Mia!

My delightful sister-in-law sent me this link to a website as I’d been looking for the Mamma Mia! screenplay (yippee, she reads this website!) The Editing Room provides spoof scripts based upon films the writer may (or may not) like.

http://www.the-editing-room.com/

However, if you want to go direct to the Mamma Mia! screenplay

http://www.the-editing-room.com/mammamia.html

They have alternative scripts of major films including Mamma Mia!, The Dark Knight, Hancock, Wanted, Sex and the City, Juno, 21, Cloverfield, Indiana Jones and many others; you get the idea.

Said delightful sister-in-law has now spent twenty hours searching Google and look what she came up with – the London West End version of the Mamma Mia theatre script. It changed slightly for the Broadway version and considerably for both Sweden and Korea. You’ll find the theatre play at the next click.

http://web.archive.org/web/20030604220118/libretto.musicals.ru/text.php?textid=500&language=1

While I was on a mission to find other exciting movie websites, I did remember this one covering movie mistakes (often continuity errors), quotes and trivia.

http://www.moviemistakes.com/film7492

Having read through the various Mamma Mia! continuity blunders, I still know they didn’t affect my viewing enjoyment. Okay, if I’m feeling like a sad item one day I might get the DVD (available in just four weeks) and check to see if those mistakes were all made. Okay, I know they must have been prepared, as otherwise why would anyone spend so much time searching for such minor items and then post them to a website?

Does checking for the mistakes make me more of an oblique item than the people who compiled the list in the first place?