Deb: A comfortably plush yet devastatingly attractive working mom, trying to make it as a writer.
Princess: Deb's writing partner
Billiam: A slick Hollywood producer
Scene: Billiam's office at Award Winning Studio
{Deb and Princess are here to make a pitch for a new family film. They enter Billiam's office.}
Deb: Thank you so much for taking the time to see us.
Billiam (stunned at her beauty): Please, sit down. (They all sit.) All right, I'm listening.
Deb: What we have for you today is the ultimate family movie. It's very special.
Billiam (intrigued): What's the pitch?
Deb: I'm going to pass this to my writing partner, Princess. She comes up with all of the ideas. Go ahead, Princess.
Princess: There's a dinosaur and my friends the Backyardigans have to leave our house and go up in a tornado because the Red Bull was chasing the unicorns and I said "You don't do that!" and I chased the Red Bull to the chocolate factory and I was a good girl and I peed on the potty and the Little Einsteins showed me a snapping turtle and you have to sing a high note or they'll get you when Charlotte makes a word in her web and she drinks blood.
Billiam: Go on.
Princess: Well, Spongebob and Patrick and the Backyardigans and Imagination Movers all came to my birthday party and the big boy got stuck in the pipe because he was too greedy when the dogs ate the spaghetti the boy dog gave the girl dog the meatball and the princess didn't want to live in the castle she wanted to stay in the forest but the lion had to be the king and then we all dance like this: (Princess flails and spins on the floor.) And that's all.
Billiam: (Silence.)
Princess: (whispers) Mommy, why isn't he talking?
Deb: He's blown away. Let him absorb, baby.
Billiam: If you can put a mermaid in, we have a deal.
Deb: Yay!
Princess: I want a peanut butter sandwich.
{Fin.}
The above post is based on a story Princess told me this morning.
-Deb
5 comments:
I am sure that Eddie Murphy will be available for this.
What frightens me is that I understood most of that.
My kids would watch it over and over.
It would make a great lunchbox.
Excellent. So much better than most of what is out there!
Where is the scene where Francesca enters stage left and pitches the idea to Deb that makes them tons of money and solidifies their status as Oscar winning screen writers?
Give it some thought.
-Francesca
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