When a young, disturbed Glasgow man believes the local lollipop man has abused his nephew he takes the law into his own hands, but with disastrous results.
Type:
Feature
Status:
For sale
Page Count:
105pp
Genre:
Crime, Drama, Thriller
Budget:
Independent
Age Rating:
17+
Based On:
The novel, Lollipop, published on Sceptre, written by Marc Pye
Synopsis/Details
Life for Evelyn, Mick and their five-year-old son Jamie is relatively trouble free - until Evelyn's brother Shug comes to stay. Shug is a Buckfast - drinking, living-for-the-moment Glasgow guy, who's chosen professions are car theft, robbing chemists and staunchly supporting Rangers - particularly in Celtic pubs. The only person Shug genuinely cares for is his nephew Jamie. So when he misguidedly tries to protect the wee man from the local lollipop man, he unleashes his knack for mayhem. Soon both the police and the local hard men are on Shug's trail and he has to find a way of avoiding doing time or ending at the bottom of the River Clyde wearing concrete shoes.

All content on ScriptRevolution.com is the intellectual property of the respective authors. Do not use or reproduce scripts without permission, even for educational purposes.
Want to read this script? You must join the revolution first. Don't worry, it's free, easy, and everyone's welcome.

This Script Is Loved By 1 Readers

Nicholas Zingarelli's picture

The Writer: Marc Pye

Marc Pye has written many hours of drama for UK series and serials including EastEnders , Holby City, Hollyoaks , The Bill , Waterloo Road , The Royal , Holby Blue , Doctors, Echo Beach, River City , High Road and RTE’s Fair City , but is best known for writing The Flasher for the BAFTA, International Emmy and RTS award winning Series One of Jimmy McGovern’s The Street. Marc then went on to work with Jimmy on his daytime series Moving On , where he penned Bully . He is the author of four novels, Lollipop and Rewire (Sceptre) and Babushka and Spring Heeled Jack (Amazon). His three short films - Baldy McBain , Last Legs and Instant Credit all premiered at the Edinburgh International Film… Go to bio
Marc Pye's picture