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After the death of his wife, an eccentric pot smoking grandad from the midwest moves to L.A. to bond with his two grandsons. Much to his surprise he gets "discovered" and becomes an overnight sensation in the movie business.
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A man converses with his heart, brain, lungs, penis and liver on the eve of a potential life-threatening operation. They all beg him to "hang in" there and remind him how remarkable he's been in his ordinary life.
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Closeted college professor gets caught chatting up male students in online gay chat rooms.
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Misguided teenager becomes a fugitive when he steals a bookmobile, to prove his love to his well read, book smart girlfriend.
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Beverly Hills girl falls for the leader of an effeminate gang from East L.A. that robs hair salons and bakeries.
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Young actor tries to redeem himself after using every woman he meets and sleeps with for their industry contacts.
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Homophobic detective must face his deepest fears when forced to ride in the same car as a gay detective. Cop buddy comedy (Rush Hour, Lethal Weapon).
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Two female roommates go to the most outrageous lengths to evict each other, as they fight over the perfect beach house and the cute guy in it. There's Something About Mary meets Single White Female in this outrageous, dark comedy.
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Llywelyn is a dual national of the U.S. and UK. He was born in London and raised in Wales, England, San Francisco and New York. He attended the London Academy of Performing Arts from 1990-1993. After graduation he found work in voice-overs for London's Capitol Radio, and later as a researcher for British ELLE Magazine. In 1998 his play Machiavelli's Handbag was produced in Los Angeles at the Gardner Stages. The following year his play LOVER ran at the Actor's Lab in Hollywood. In 2001 his screenplay ASYLUM DAYS was produced and taken to the Cannes Film Festival. It is currently running on the Showtime Network. In 2004 his screenplay THE OTHER TEAM won a national screenwriting competition. His original stage play BLACKOUT was successfully produced in St. Petersburg, March 2006. His new play ANATOMICALLY SPEAKING was a finalist for a play reading festival in Florida, summer 2007. Recently awarded Individual Artist Fellowship in the dicipline of playwriting/theater.
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