Script from the Crypt

A one-off entry, in which we witness an illustration for a film-script I co-wrote with an associate 10 years ago; it was a rambling sci-fi fantasy, culling elements from 1960s  TV Avengers, Blade Runner, Back to the Future, etc, etc......the heroine was clearly inspired by the vision of Emma Peel/Diana Rigg.

Great fun writing a script, but I would only attempt it again if I was paid upfront next time.........do any producers actually read many of these scripts, I wonder?


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