Looking at the documention of the Hollywood class (Extended.lyx)
I saw the following:
Always preview the script to find where to insert page breaks. Speakers' lines
should NEVER break in mid-sentence. If a speaker's lines continue over a page
break, repeat the Speaker title followed by (Cont'd).
This is really bad: you need to do a lot manual formatting, which is
against the philosophy of LyX/LaTex. This should be fixed, namely all the
pagebreaks should be inserted automatically, with repetition of the speaker
name, if needed. This can be achieved by either:
1. Creating a more clever hollywood.cls. However, I have no idea how to do
it, or if it can be done. You may try asking TeX experts about this.
2. Create a preprocessing script that takes a Latex file without
pagebreaks, inserts the necessary pagebreaks, and then run latex on the
modified file.
or
3. Create a script that takes a Latex file, does the formatting of the text
itself (which is very simple as the font is fixed width), and then generates
a postscript file (e.g. with enscript).
