SPECTRE 1977 TV Movie Script Gene Roddenberry Star Trek Norway Productions Rare

  

Vintage Gene Roddenberry's "Spectre" 1977 TV Movie Script - Revised Draft. The 1977 occult detective television movie intended as a series pilot, created by.

This script features the official. Produced by Roddenberry's own. In association with Twentieth Century-Fox. This is a highly sought-after piece of genre television history, showcasing Roddenberry's unique post-Star Trek creative endeavors alongside co-writer Sam Peeples (who also wrote the second Star Trek pilot, "Where No Man Has Gone Before"). Includes the full "In Order of Appearance" roster featuring main characters William Sebastian, Dr. Amos "Ham" Hamilton, Lilith, Anitra Cyon, Mitri Cyon, and the Beast-Thing. 1 production sheets (last 5 photos). Detailing shooting dates (Feb 1 to Feb 8), set stages, scene breakdowns, page lengths, and practical effects requirements e.

"Flames become stronger, " "Wind machine & dust, " "Erupting violent explosion". Features the full master list of Interior and Exterior locations, including "Cyon Jet, " "Black Cathedral, " "Underground Chambers, " and Ring of Stones. Light blue cardstock covers are crisp, bright, and firmly intact. Securely bound with three vintage brass split-pin fasteners (brads) on the left margin, showing standard light natural patina.

Minor, negligible shelf wear around the punched holes. Remarkably clean, flat, and bright. The typewriter-style print alignment is dark, sharp, and perfectly legible. No water damage, dog-eared pages, tears, or personal ink notations present. Authentic, vintage 1977 studio-distributed reproduction (photomechanical copy).

Run off internally by the production company for cast and crew use during pre-production. It features the exact period-correct typeface, technical page layouts, and industrial binding methods utilized by 20th Century Fox Television and Norway Productions in early 1977. It is not a modern internet print-on-demand replica or commercial souvenir photocopy.

This listing is for the sale of a single, original physical production document collected as a vintage piece of movie/television history.