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At TFNation 2022, Jim Sorenson and Chris McFeely hosted a panel giving details and showing off fanart interpretations of Ron Friedman's first Transformers The Movie script.



This was the first script written for the movie, outlined in late summer 1984 and finished by February 1985. Copies of which were sold by Ron Friedman in 2010 and eluded the group fandom effort that was underway to buy them up and scan:



In Autumn 2020, while clearing out his storage, Flint Dille found another copy of this script. He invited Jim to fly over and scan as much production material from his time at Sunbow as possible before being sold off (a great deal of which has been made available online). At present, this Movie script must remain under wraps, though it will be made available online at some point.

https://www.facebook.com/flintdlile/pos ... KDVdbtBhfl



For those who missed out on the convention panel, full videos are now available:

Act I: https://tf.spacestation-online.com/medi ... ion-act-i/

Act II: https://tf.spacestation-online.com/medi ... on-act-ii/

Act III: https://tf.spacestation-online.com/medi ... n-act-iii/

I've been given clearance for the next stage of showcasing this script. Back in January 2021, I completed a 16k word detailed outline of the script, having read all 210 pages thoroughly to make sure nothing was missed. Done my best to approach it impartially and from the perspective of someone reading it when it was received in February 1985. With no reference to what came later, save for the little sub-headings I've put on the story beats.
Now at last, I can show my work to the public: https://sunbowmarvelarchive.blogspot.co ... first.html

Full videos of the panel are now up on the Youtubes

Act I


Act II


Act III

Cool beans, look forward to finding time to pay attention.

Raymond T's channel, right?

In just over a week, the 13 year wait will be over:
https://sunbowmarvelarchive.blogspot.co ... unbow.html

This video looks so cool!

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