A mean, little leprechaun; Killian O'Malley is captured by a granny with eyes for gold. Killian's tactics to get her grandkids to help him escape lead to a brawl that's more than anyone can handle.
Type:
Short
Status:
For sale
Page Count:
32pp
Genre:
Action, Comedy
Budget:
Shoestring
Age Rating:
13+
Synopsis/Details
Killian is a leprechaun. Anna Beth is granny... and she's tired of his shit. She captures him in an effort to swiddle away his gold.. however Killian makes every excuse in the book. However, Anna Beth's grandchildren come for a visit and they find out about the leprechaun caged in the basement. It doesn't take long for Killian to talk Julie into letting him out for a tea party, only to lock her on the back porch. Micah, the grandson, tried to thwart Killian once again, but all hell breaks loose as the house gets destroyed as everyone tries to recapture Killian and vie for his gold. ... and the foul mouthed leprechaun is not going down... or is he?
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Submitted: 2019-Oct-01
Last Updated: 2019-Oct-01
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The Writer: Jennifer Coots

Freely doing things that call to me. Writing, Creating, Art... -- Writing has been one of the most loud speaking things that has followed me throughout this life. Novels, self-help books, and short stories abound... and screenwriting followed not too far behing that. The actual formatting of that was learned maybe later than I would have liked, but meh... I made it. There's no race. I'm always on time. I lean strongly towards animation and fantasy, and find it fun to delve into family comedy and horror from time to time. Written five full length features and two shorts thus far. Have a few lingering in the land of 'outlining'... but truthfully only appreciate the scripts that write… Go to bio
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