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Lessons from the Screenplay
Groundhog Day — An Inescapable Premise
Groundhog Day — An Inescapable Premise
Lessons from the Screenplay
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hi I'm Michael this is lessons from the screenplay
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everyone is familiar with the premise of Groundhog
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Day Phil Conners finds himself reliving
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the same day over and
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over and over this
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simple premise is a great engine for common and the
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film is full of hilarious moments
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but the premise is also expertly
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constructed to drive natural
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organic character change so
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today I want to examine how Phil is designed to be a character that
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seems like he could never change
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today sect how the premise of the story traps
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Phil in a world that will constantly
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attack his character flaw and
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explore how the relentless
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nature of the premise ensures
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that the protagonist will
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have no choice but
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to transform us let's
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take a look at Groundhog
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Day in his book how to write Groundhog Day one
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of the screenwriters Danny Reuben discusses
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how he's been pondering
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while conceptualizing the story the
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conversation I was having with myself about immortality was naturally
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rephrased in my mind as a movie idea okay
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there's this guy who lives forever
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movie stories are by nature about
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change and if I were going to test the change of this character against
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an infinity of time I'd want
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him to begin as somebody who seemed unable to
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change to create someone who seems unable to change the
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character of Phil Conners was given a deeply rooted flaw
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Phil is a weatherman at a small TV station in Pennsylvania
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who believes that he's more famous and important
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than he is for
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your information air do there
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is a major Network
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interested in me he's
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sarcastic rude and as his producer Rita definitely
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summarizes later in the film I know you're egocentric
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it's your defining characteristic
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Bill is completely self-centered
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and will need to undergo a fundamental
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change to become selfless
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if used to achieve his desire to
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be with don't surround wrinkles
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under they see the shadow he doesn't see a shadow it's nothing people to
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get Rita is warm kind
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and optimistic you know people
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like blood sausage -
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people are morons the
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opposite of Filth so
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the fill that we meet at the beginning of the movie could never be
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with Rita because he is far too selfish in order
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to drive the protagonist to change the script imprisons
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him in a place that will constantly
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be attacking his flaw Phil
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gets assigned to cover the Groundhog Day Festival
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where every person and every event brings out his egocentric
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nature great some of them been partying all night long they sing songs do
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they get too cold and then they go sit by the fire and they
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get warm and then they come back and they think
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some more yeah they're
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Hicks Rita it's the perfect setting for Phil to have to confront it's plumb
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and the premise traps him here in two ways at the
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end of the day a blizzard
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prevents Phil and his team from leaving he
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is physically trapped in Punxsutawney
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now you can go back to pucks of Tony but
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you can go ahead and freeze to them it's
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your choice I'm thinking
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the idea of trapping Phil and time came
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from Reubens attempts to design a story where the protagonist became
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immortal if a person could live long enough would
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he ever change maybe if guys like that had more time they would eventually
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mature maybe one lifetime is not enough
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so now that Phil is trapped
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in Punxsutawney on Groundhog
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Day for eternity what
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propels him to change
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the brilliance of Groundhog Day is that once all these elements are set up
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the protagonists change is the inevitable consequence
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of the premise once
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phil is stuck repeating Groundhog
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he's propelled there is character arc in two ways
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he either pursues a specific
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goal until he has to admit failure and move on or he
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indulges himself until he gets bored at
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first Phil wants to understand what's happening to him when
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of the long distance lines gonna be repaired
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I tries everything he can think of to fix it well
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what if there is no
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there wasn't one today
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he tries calling for help hello
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asking Rita for suggestions
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it's like yesterday never
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happened I'm racking my brain but I can't even begin to imagine why you'd
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make up something like this and visiting
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both a doctor and a psychologist I
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think we should meet again
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house tomorrow for you
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but once it becomes clear that Phil can't escape this new reality he
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tries to exploit it not
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by changing for the better but
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by indulging even further in its claw what
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if there were no tomorrow that
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will mean there will be no consequences
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there will be no hangovers
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we could do whatever we wanted
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that's true Phil begins harming
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people with impunity using
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his situation to take advantage of others and living
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out his fantasies once
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he becomes bored of this he
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turns his attention to his desire Rita
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and begins manipulating her into falling for him for
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my chocolate yeah maybe
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sick no white chalk
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he tries all the tricks he can think of but
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fails every time Rita
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sees through to the real person inside
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and knows he is still consumed by his flaw I could
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never love someone like
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you feel because you'll never love anyone but yourself
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phil now realizes he will never obtain his desire of being with rita until
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he learns to be selfless
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but he still doesn't
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change instead Phil continues to
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consider only himself as the
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script reaches its midpoint and
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he's pushed to his darkest place yet
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I've come to the end of Merida
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there's no way out
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I just want you remember we had a beautiful day together once bill
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would rather die than change
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but the design of the story's premise is such that even death is not
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an escape so once again it's
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not until phil has exhausted even this path
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that he has no choice but to admit that
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maybe his life isn't
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the only thing that
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matters I've never seen
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it's not there's literally
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nothing left for Phil to do but
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change in the second half of act 2 Phil
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begins trying to make other people's lives better
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and by the third act of the film bill
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has become truly selfless
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demonstrated by his willingness to sacrifice his
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desire well where are you going would you like to get a cup of
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coffee I'd love to can I have a rain check I've got some errands
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of got 11 or his knee
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being forced to relive the same day over and over has
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bled Phil to the realization
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that a life of generosity is
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what makes him truly happy this
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is the best day of my life
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it took him a lifetime of
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struggle to figure it out but
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Phil has arrived at the inevitable end point of the premise and is
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finally released they're gone
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they're all gone today
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is do or it
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happen Groundhog Day is a great example of
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what it looks like
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the fully commit to a premise
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it leads the protagonist
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along their arc not just through a clever set us well it's Groundhog Day
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again but also there is a relentless
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nature's I have been stabbed shot
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poisoned frozen palm electrocuted
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and birth oh really
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the film never abandons
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its premise or modifies
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the rules and at
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no point that's built in any kind of reprieve
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instead the film fully explored
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every avenue within its simple premises
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mining the idea for every funny moving
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and heartwarming scenario Phil could find himself in
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