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| Age |
15 |
| Location |
Here, there, and everywhere |
| Favorite films/plays |
Movies:
-To Kill a Mockingbird(OMG GREGORY PECK!)
-Les Miserables (NOT the musical)
-The Count of Monte Cristo
-Sweeney Todd (the OLD one)
-The Illusionist
-The Mummy (and Mummy Returns)
-Pirates of the Caribbean
-Attack of the Killer Shrews (because it was just that stupid)
-many, many more
Plays:
-Richard III
-Antigone
-The Tempest
-Most Gilbert and Sullivan plays
-Just about anything Shakespeare (except Romeo and Juliet >.<)
-An Occurance at Owl Creek Bridge (both a film and a play)
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| Other interests |
Acting, horseback riding, watching movies, reading, procrastinating, anything involving my wonderful laptop
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| Script title |
Tir Na nOg |
| Script type |
Screenplay |
| Script genre |
Romance/Romantic Comedy
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| My script is |
P.S. I Love You meets The Notebook
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| Logline |
When you're on top of the world, there is only one way you can go- down. |
| Main character would be played by |
Young Gregory Peck... or maybe Eric Bana... |
| My soundtrack would be |
Popular music with a good beat for all the montages I've been using |
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An Excerpt from Tir Na nOg
GRANDFATHER
(Reading from book)
... And the instant Oísin set his foot on the ground, he felt the years and years that he had spent away from his home catch up with him. His vision grew dim, bones grew weak, and suddenly he was a very old man standing in the ruins of what was once his father’s beautiful city.
LITTLE BOY
(Fidgeting, a little whiny)
Is that it? He died, just like that? He can’t just leave like that, he’s the hero, Grandpa!
GRANDFATHER
(closing the book and tucking it under his arm, then sighing)
I know it can’t hold a candle to your movies and video games and all, but these are the stories I grew up with. Plus, the hero doesn't always end up with the princess and the crown and live happily ever after...
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