Two zany songwriters join a tipsy Englishman, his daughter, and a goofy helicopter pilot, rob some con men, run into trouble, and wind up in a horse-drawn wagon chase through Mexico.
This is an absurd, slapstick comedy farce, in the vein of “Caddy Shack”, “The Three Stooges”, “The Pink Panther”, “National Lampoon”, and “The Hangover”. Most of the humor features outrageous situations and stunts which suspend both belief and in some cases, the laws of gravity. WARNING: The comedy can be both raunchy and sexist at times, so if the reader is looking for a politically-correct, serious character study, this script is NOT for them.
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In their phones, there are their whole lives. Matthew and Isabelle literally run into each other. After a brief shouting match, they switched mobile phones. What starts as a romantic comedy turns into a high-flying musical.
When a traumatized cop's wife and daughter are attacked by sex-crazed mutant monster monkeys in the Brunei jungle, he must 'man up' and face his phobias - or lose his beloved family.
When the government pushes the wrong buttons of its citizens, they retaliate by voting someone new into office. This is the story of the new prime minister, how she got there, and the crap that she went through in order to succeed.
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