Screen Play is a movie-themed party game from 1990 that challenges teams to piece together the elements of a film. Players collect cards for actors, actresses, directors, film sets, screenplays, and advertising before taking on a final challenge to complete their movie. Packed with trivia, acting, humming, and quick thinking, Screen Play is a lively mix of knowledge and performance that guarantees plenty of laughs.
How to Play
Players move around the board by rolling the dice, landing on different squares that test their film knowledge and creativity. Yellow squares involve film-related cards like screenplay or advertising, while green squares focus on actors, actresses, and directors. Red "Suspense" squares challenge all teams at once, while "Poker" and "Hold Up" squares add twists by stealing or competing for cards. The goal is to collect six different cards, one from each category, then face a final challenge round where a teammate must give clues under a timer. The first team to succeed in completing their movie wins.
Why Rent
Screen Play is perfect for film buffs, trivia lovers, and anyone who enjoys a good party game with a creative twist. It blends knowledge with performance, making it both competitive and funny as players mime, act, or hum their way through the challenges. A brilliant retro game for groups and families, it’s sure to bring out hidden talents and lots of laughter.
