Match Point (2005) — Screenplay
A former tennis pro risks his comfortable future by pursuing his best friend's girlfriend, setting off a dangerous spiral of obsession and deceit.
- Written by
- Woody Allen
- Genre
- Drama, Romance, Thriller
- Studio
- DreamWorks
- Length
- 132 pages
Woody Allen's precise screenplay offers a masterclass in building tension through restrained dialogue and morally ambiguous characters. Study how he uses a sporting metaphor to frame Chris' calculated decisions, or how the shifting power dynamics between the four leads keep the narrative unpredictable. The crisp, naturalistic exchanges reveal subtext without exposition, making it a valuable model for writing character-driven thrillers.
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