Film Screenplays - available for production
Full Screenplays are available upon bona fide request
Once Bitten:
Genre: Rom-Com
A fifty-something socialite, sworn off men after a failed marriage, is smitten by her new working-class neighbour but must compete with his lascivious physician in order to win his love – before he shuffles off this mortal coil.
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What A Girl Needs:
Genre: Action-Comedy
When a maternally frustrated ‘dumb blonde’ sets out to retrieve a diamond bracelet from her philandering husband’s lover, she discovers an inner strength and realises she’s not so dumb after all.
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Duplicity:
Genre: Drama
When the heiress to the family’s ailing wool-growing dynasty resolves to find out who is responsible for its demise, she unwittingly causes the death of her lover – who is more than he appears to be.
New Deli:
Genre: Rom-Com
An ingenuous Indian architecture student, faced with the threat of deportation, teams with a vivacious classmate to save his uncle’s Brooklyn delicatessen from demolition in order to realise his American Dream.
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The Legend of Willie Telberg and Son: (William Tell meets Blazing Saddles)
Genre: Absurd Comedy Western
Logline: In the Fall of 1865, a sharp-shooting twelve-year-old Black American with Down Syndrome saves his father from a lynching.
Whilst developing a character with a ‘disability’ in a re-telling of the legend of Swiss hero William Tell and his son Walter, I saw the market potential for an off-beat comedy, featuring a Black American father and his very able Down Syndrome son in the American West; a scenario conducive to the sub-textual treatment of contemporary social issues, such as BLM, prejudice, and inclusivity.
The Legend of Willie Telberg and Son, written with the works of Mel Brooks and the Coen Bros in mind, irreverently serves to underscore the fact that even the so-called ‘disabled’ are indeed able.
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Positive Aging in Happy Valley: (it's a funny thing, dementia)
Genre: Rom-com / Dramedy
When an elderly widow in a retirement facility encounters the true love of her life – forsaken many years ago – the complications of his early onset dementia are no match for her resolve to win back his heart.
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