What's your dream?
Everyone has a dream.
Mark’s dream is to write and direct screenplays. And for the past several months he's spent many early mornings and late nights writing, in my completely unbiased opinion (HA!), a really great one called Seinfeld The Movie. No, but seriously. It's really good! I think he did a fantastic job capturing the essence of the main characters, which was not easy. Take a look! A few scenes are online.
Unfortunately, he's shopped it around with the main players and no one would even read it (due to the legal restrictions about who owns the rights to the characters, names, etc.) so it doesn't appear that anything is going to come of it. You would think Michael Richards would really need the work and thus push hard for this after his little um . . . rant last year, but nope! Go figure?
Who knows if his dream will ever come true, but I give him a ton of credit for giving it a shot. A lot of people at his stage in life, myself included probably, wouldn’t even try. Hats off, babe.
Mark’s dream is to write and direct screenplays. And for the past several months he's spent many early mornings and late nights writing, in my completely unbiased opinion (HA!), a really great one called Seinfeld The Movie. No, but seriously. It's really good! I think he did a fantastic job capturing the essence of the main characters, which was not easy. Take a look! A few scenes are online.
Unfortunately, he's shopped it around with the main players and no one would even read it (due to the legal restrictions about who owns the rights to the characters, names, etc.) so it doesn't appear that anything is going to come of it. You would think Michael Richards would really need the work and thus push hard for this after his little um . . . rant last year, but nope! Go figure?
Who knows if his dream will ever come true, but I give him a ton of credit for giving it a shot. A lot of people at his stage in life, myself included probably, wouldn’t even try. Hats off, babe.
Labels: Domestic bliss, Favorites
posted by Kimberly at
8:32 PM
3 Comments:
Very cool.
I always thought they spent that year in Lee, MA.
Good for him!! I sent Frank the link and he has been checking it out too. Very funny, it's like Seinfeld never went off the air!
Love.it! I need to know the rest of how George lost his virginity. Get Mark on that, toot sweet!
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