additional dialogue

I just got back, and they wanted some additional dialogue.

"I knew they were going to have to write additional dialogue," he said.

When the 2009 director's cut was made, the actors had to return for additional dialogue recording.

I would ask you to be concise and that another additional dialogue results from it.

But much of her work was additional dialogue and script doctoring.

Additional dialogue between the baby shower guests regarding turning off men was also cut.

He currently works on additional dialogue recording for feature films.

After several months, he produced an 800 page game design document containing more than 2000 lines of additional dialogue.

Though it is based on the film in terms of plot and additional dialogue, the game was different from the film.

He hasn't showed up in three days and the director needs additional dialogue quicksville."

Madonna allowed additional dialogue written by Hütz himself to be included in the film.

The droll features additional dialogue strongly suggesting it was taken from a performance text.

Wimperis then wrote screenplays and additional dialogue for British films.

Additional dialogue between George and Jerry at the laundromat was also removed.

Officially credited for "additional dialogue", this was Kneale's first major television drama credit.

He wrote no additional dialogue for the film, but substantially pruned the stage text, making the drama more concentrated.

Rafelson's job required him to read hundreds of plays and write some additional dialogue uncredited.

He also wrote "additional dialogue" for some movies, though he claimed this placed him "just above the man who works the wind machine."

Stallone was also credited with writing additional dialogue.

His teacher suggested additional dialogue for enhancement.

Additional dialogue between George and Jerry regarding dates during the 1850s was removed for timing purposes.

Additional dialogue is added which includes expressive mumbling, and saying "hi" when waving, whether or not their mouths are open.

Francis Ford Coppola provided additional dialogue for the film.

All the credits of the first series included "with additional dialogue by William Shakespeare" and "made in glorious television".

In December 2011, Rapace undertook additional dialogue recordings for the film.