Dear Movie Screen Producers of the world,
I have a rather
unusual proposition for you.
Would you be
interested in making a movie about Hollywood making a complete disaster of a
movie?
I'm an Australian,
Brisbane based author seeking an experienced production partner to option or
acquire the screen adaptation rights to my recently published novel, The Book's
a Lot Better Than the Movie.
It's a satirical
comedy-drama with a premise that practically writes its own publicity campaign.
The story follows
Localad, a sixty-four-year-old bookseller who has spent twenty years writing
his masterpiece, Purradise. When a Hollywood producer unexpectedly discovers
his manuscript, Localad finds himself catapulted from a failing coastal
bookshop into the spectacular absurdity of the film industry.
What follows is an
increasingly outrageous collision between artistic integrity and commercial
ambition, as studio executives systematically transform his deeply personal
novel into a blockbuster disaster.
But Hollywood's
failure is only half the story.
When Localad
independently publishes his original manuscript, readers re-discover what the
studio overlooked. The novel becomes an unexpected literary sensation, and its
author must decide whether success means accepting Hollywood's money or finally
believing in the value of his own work.
The result is a
warm, character-driven comedy about creativity, second chances, the
entertainment industry and the rather inconvenient habit of ordinary people
refusing to behave as expected.
I believe the novel
offers an appealing feature-film opportunity, combining sharp industry satire
with a genuinely uplifting emotional story.
I'm therefore
seeking an established producer interested in developing the property for the
screen. My preference is to option or sell the adaptation rights and allow an
experienced creative team to fully bring the story to life.
A complete
manuscript and producer synopsis are available, and I'd be delighted to forward
them should the project interest you.
After all, there's
something wonderfully irresistible about Hollywood adapting a book that warns
authors against trusting Hollywood.
I look forward to
hearing from you.
Kind regards,
Andy Robinson
Author | The Book's
a Lot Better Than the Movie
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0645493953
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