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GREAT WWII STORIES:
'FLY GIRLS'

Producers hired Phil to write one of the great WWII stories inspired by actual events in England and Europe during 1944. Its timely theme, inspirational characters and thrilling plot delighted Phil's client, who now has the screenplay out to some major film industry players.

female pilots in WWII

FLY GIRLS

WWII drama/action/adventure

CURRENT STATUS: Producers attached. Project out to market.

LOGLINE: (under wraps)

 

 

(Sample restricted. Contact Phil.)

CLIENT FEEDBACK

"None to our surprise Phil delivered an incredible screenplay. Looking forward to our next collaboration!"

"RECOMMEND! Thank you, Phil, for bringing your unique perspective to FLY GIRLS!"

Elliott Yancey,

Producer

INDUSTRY FEEDBACK

THE BLACK LIST
exclusive feedback from Franklin Leonard

“These women are inspirational characters rarely seen on the big screen. The premise is eminently marketable, on point with the current moment, and would likely have broad and perhaps even international appeal. “

 

“There are several key roles that any actress would jump at the chance to play. “

 

“The main character is drawn with depth, nuance and authenticity, and features in a stunning manner that gives her role the potential to entice top leading ladies.

“The tone finds welcome moments for humor and levity to buoy and balance the drama and adventure.”

 

”The aviation scenes are riveting, rendered with richly immersive authenticity and spectacularly cinematic detail. The final sequence makes for a thrilling third act climax that ought to thoroughly satisfy moviegoers. “​

WESCREENPLAY

 

reader analysis #1

"It's hard not to give this script a 10 out of 10 in every category ...

An outstanding job ...a story filled with dramatic conflict and emotional tension."  

WESCREENPLAY

 

reader analysis #2

"I was really engaged not just with the story itself, but the way you have told it. You should be proud of the work you have done here. This really feels like something that should be made and would make quite a splash if it was -- good job!"

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