Three Comedies for the Screen

Apocalypse Later, Déjà Vu Déjà Vu, Hoosier Daddy

by Pat Mulligan


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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 1/24/2009

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 8.25x11
Page Count : 368
ISBN : 9781434363794

About the Book

APOCALYPSE LATER. A farcical spin on the environmental crisis. It’s a story of a

modern day savior who has gone astray. His plan to save the world backfi res when

he and his disciples kidnap the children of two corporate moguls. Their companies

are staunch contributors to global warming. Ostensibly, the plan works but, the kids

prove to be a handful and rival factions enter into play. It’s a tale of the tail wagging

the dog.

DÉJÀ VU DÉJÀ VU. Two Eighties yuppies lose their shirts in the crash of ’87. They

are also being studied by students in another dimension. In an experiment they

catapult our heroes on a time travel adventure. They start their trek at Woodstock

in 1969. Eighties yuppies who were once hippies become disillusioned. Now, they

have to go back to the future the old fashioned way - one day at a time.

HOOSIER DADDY. A black youth, brought up in rural Indiana by his white coach/

dad, develops a promising basketball career. He comes of age and decides to search

for his biological father, only to fi nd out his daddy is now his momma. He/she is now

an exotic dancer in Vegas.


About the Author

Pat Mulligan started his career as a stand-up comic, which soon lead to an acting career. "My fifteen minutes of fame took twenty years to run its course in Hollywood." He was featured in sitcoms, commercials and films. Writing seemed to be the next progression. "If I want to act in a good movie, I'll write one." Another book by this author, THE LIFE AND TIMES OF A HOLLYWOOD BAD BOY is also published by AuthorHouse. It chronicles Pat's life and the wild side of the Hollywood scene. During that period, he wrote five screenplays, three of which are complied in this book: APOCALYPSE LATER, DEJA VU DEJA VU and HOOSIER DADDY.

 

DEJA VU DEJA VU came in tenth place in a national script writing contest, AMERICA'S BEST.