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Poor Lord Ritchie's Answer

Medieval Lord Ritchie in his original tale of his descent into madness in a surreal world that is either hallucinated or actually a wizard's revenge. Late great actor Rutger Hauer chose the short story version of this for his 2004 contest, of which this screenplay was developed from. This screenplay in part once formed the core of "Gray and Lover The Hearth Tales Incident" (along with "Sarah" & "Popsicle Death", also hosted here). Ritchie's prequel story is, "Breaking on Cave Island", available in an anthology with other authors, about the younger Ritche as pirate, tried escaping authorities through a haunted cave tunnel system.

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Short Screenplay
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Posted:
12/19/2014
Updated:
07/08/2023
Author Bio:
Filmmaker, screenwriter, author/writer. My true crime biopic is "The Teenage Bodyguard" won best crime screenplay and "Gray and Lover The Hearth Tales Incident" was a finalist in Circus Road Films contest. I also have several books published in the horror/sci fi and non-fiction genres.

I have worked with Producer Chris Soth on a Frank Capra type allegory screenplay titled, "America, A Romance", and with producer Robert Mitas (who produced films with Michael Douglas) on "The Teenage Bodyguard".

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