When a sack of rare, canary diamonds end up on the black market, they change hands through a variety of colorful crooks. Who will end up with the diamonds?
Type:
Feature
Status:
For sale
Page Count:
103pp
Genre:
Comedy, Crime
Budget:
Independent
Age Rating:
17+
Synopsis/Details
Charlie is a Las Vegas casino owner who has recently gotten his hands on rare, canary diamonds. In efforts to sell them quickly he calls upon his nephews Jimmy and Freddy in Chicago. The older Jimmy has business to attend to so they agree on sending Freddy to Vegas to pick up the merchandise and bring back to sell. While in Vegas Freddy is seduced by con-woman Desiree posing as a hooker and is robbed. While Desiree now has the diamonds, she herself falls into trouble when she runs into King Sol, a New York crime boss, who she herself has just robbed in hours earlier. Now in New York and in the possession of King Sol, the fun begins. Freddy and Desiree travel there to get back what Freddy needs. His older brother Jimmy finds out and decides to drive out there because of his fear of flying, and a group of low level crooks get wind of the diamonds. All chaos breaks loose as all these colorful characters cross paths and exchange possession of the diamonds, but who will end up with them in the end?

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The Writer: Joey Langone

I have always been a fan of film and story telling. I started writing stories as a kid and would play them out with my action figures and cars. As I got older, I became intrested in writing screenplays bu wasnt sure on how to go about that. I started downloading screenplays of my favorite films and used that as a referance until I enrolled in Columbia College Chicago. From there, I took many screenwriting classes and read as many screenplays as I could. After about a year I wrote my 1st screenplay. Some years later I have 5 screenplays in total and now I am looking to further my craft. Happy to read other writers stories here and hopefully get some feedback on mine. Go to bio
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