A British Prince’s attempt to break into the TV & Film industry by moving to America. (Why does this sound familiar?)
Developed with John Brunton of Insight Productions (long before I moved to LA in the 1990s). John had a connection to a sports agent who had a connection to a certain Royal who had expressed interest in such a project. The sports agent also knew John Candy, who was one of the owners of the Argos at the time.
I feel it is always prudent when encountering others for the first time to apologize in advance for anything I might say, write, claim to have done, or carry in my pockets that can in any way be considered insensitive, offensive, profane, in contravention of common moral standards of decency, and/or “just not done”, including but not limited to, shameless name-dropping and anecdotes not suitable for polite company.
I’m not saying I’m not going to do that, I’m just saying please accept my most heartfelt sincere apology – right up front.
The author makes no representations or warranties. Further, the author denies all claims. Isn’t that what a “disclaimer” does?
Notwithstanding the foregoing, nothing herein shall be deemed to be an admission of any fact, and all rights, remedies, and defenses, now known or hereinafter devised, in perpetuity, throughout the universe, are hereby expressly reserved.
MUSIC: GREGORIAN CHANT UP AND FADE
BROTHER THEODORE
(confiding)
You know, when I'm servin' the Lord, I've got no time to serve dinner! That's why I rejoiced when Swansong's manifested this – Swansong’s Last Supper T.V. Dinner. Oh, 'tis truly a blessing! You just take it from the freezer and cast it to the fires of Hell! And in twenty minutes, you've got a divine dinner with a heavenly aroma you'd walk the waters for! It comes in three sizes: Feast 'O Plenty pack, the Disciple Dinner and the Holy Ghost Party Barrel! So next time you're servin' the multitudes, be a heavenly host with Swansong's Last Supper T.V. Dinner and resurrect your family's taste!
MUSIC: GREGORIAN CHANT UP AND FADE
FADE TO BLACK