Are the scripts published online official?
From time to time I've seen movies' or TV show episodes' scripts posted or quoted online - at first they were The Simpsons episodes, but Star Wars and Harry Potter films too, for example. There's even a question about sites in which to find scripts.
Are those scripts official?
I don't know if they are published by the directors/writers/producers, or if they are fan made. They seem too detailed to be fan made - and considered too much canon for just being the opinion of lots of nerds -, but I can't imagine why nor where do they publish them. What's the intention in publishing them?
Best Answer
As stated in the question you link, the legality of these scripts is unconfirmed. Obviously, as with anything posted on the internet, unless you can verify the source yourself there's no guarantee that anything is as presented.
Using Internet Movie Script Database as an example, many of these scripts do not even list who posted them to the site and the site itself disclaims according to Fair Use.
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There are shooting scripts and draft scripts, which are what they sound like, and are official scripts.
Then there's transcripts, which are more or less "fanmade", they are generated by either watching something and writing down dialogue (and sometimes scene descriptions, but many transcripts lack that altogether) or by getting the subtitle files and going from that. Hence the "trans" part of the scripts.
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