To Do for Love

Dude, considering this writer is from Thailand, they have got Italian-Americans pretty pegged.

Genre: Comedy

Title: "To Do for Love"

Logline: Two hard-edged Italian-American playboys struggle through identity crisis hell after they learn they have been soul mates, as man and woman, in many previous lifetimes.

Synopsis: Tony and Mario meet at a soul mates convention ready to score big with love infatuated women. When the convention guru tips that the studs are really each other's soul mates, they reject the idea, then compete for bragging rights in the search for a female soul mate. As they continue to be drawn to each other, the two men clash in angry denial of the ever increasing attraction between them. Tony weakens first and tries to explore his feelings for Mario while Mario fights his feelings and stone walls Tony. Desperation sets in as Tony is advised he can appease the soul mate forces by appearing as a woman. When Mario discovers Tony's makeover during an ill-fated embrace, he bolts in horror. Pursuing Mario, Tony is hit by a car and lies dying on the street. In his final words, he vows to come back and tries to get Mario to admit their love for each other.

Mario goes into a stupor over Tony's death. An angry girl with gets out of a taxi looking oddly familiar. She has Tony's birthmark.

Writer: Lee Thomas, WGA Member 862-12419

Thailand

Email: leethomas@lifewb.org

THE LIFE OF THE PARTY

I smell high jinks!


THE LIFE OF THE PARTY

Logline: How far will a boring guy go to win the heart of his dream girl, who desires a man with a great sense of humor?

Genre: Comedy

Duncan Adams, a boring psychotherapist with the excitement quotient of Nyquil, has met his dream woman, Laura, who looks for sense of humor as her #1 dating criteria. After failing the class "Anyone Can Be Funny", Duncan discovers a new drug, Jovitrol, guaranteed to make you jolly and joking. At first all is well and he wins Laura's heart and funnybone. But when competition enters - namely British comedian, Billy Bedlam, Duncan overdoses in an attempt to be #1 funny man. The downside is his humor becomes insulting and rude, causing him to lose friends, clients and landing him in jail. Even after stopping the Jovitrol, he's still Don Rickles. Will the comic nightmare wreck his new relationship? And is being funny worth it or should we just be happy with who we are?

I would like to submit this screenplay for your consideration and can be contacted as listed below.

Thank you for your time.

Gloria Ann Smith
glorianna2@verizon.net