: Re: Screenplay dialogue tags for unintroduced characters I am writing a screenplay for a TV show in which a character who will become important later in the series has a line of dialogue in the

If you want the reader to make the connection between the unannounced character's remark and his further introduction, you could probably define the character with a bit more certainty than just a MAN or VOICE, such as describing the MAN as tall, strong, sinister, of the VOICE as loud, hissing, crackling, or baritone, for example. Perhaps, use something that the character will be later known for. Other than that, it is totally up to you.

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