He said he was a published writer
So why are you surprised it reads so well?
-IM NOT. IM SURPRISED YOU ALL THINK A SUCCESSFUL WRITER WITH LOTS 'O GRAND ARTISTIC MEANING IN HIS BRAIN, WOULD WASTE HIS TIME ON ELABORATE SILLY PLOTS TO THROW OFF ALIEN FANS....
He sent this to me AFTER the C+D letter.... Which (OF COURSE!) Must ALSO have been a fake!
Considering it was issued by a law firm which, ostensibly, doesn't exist - Although is named awful close to a real one - yeah, it probably was fake.
-ACTUALLY, THIS IS WHAT IT SAYS ''Keats, MacNeill & Willson LLP'... An 'LLP' isn't a lawfirm. It's a LIMITED LIABILITY PARTNERSHIP. A LIMITED PARTNERSHIP between 3 different lawyers who represent 3 different parties Who in this case all have a liability in this script's content. There would not be a law firm w/ this title because a LLP does not imply a law firm. You're right.
Any professional level writer would know this doesn't work.
You can be talented and an idiot.
Yes. A talented chef may very well be an idiot when it comes to managing a Pharmacy but the ODDS are he'd have at least a working knowledge of how to manage a restaurant. However it is POSSIBLE that someone could just completely overlook the confines of there chosen occupation, I suppose you're onto something there. Stick with that.
Plus SCOTT FREE had nothing to do with an ALIEN PREQUEL at that time as AVP-R was around, so the idea that this guy wrote a SPEC TRANSCRIPT to send it to SCOTT FREE in hopes that it would be read....
Does that make any sense to anyone?
Sure does. Scott Free is Scott's production company - Send it there, it might get to him. Sure, there's no way it would work, but the thinking is sound.
Sound, yes. But once again the odds favor the opposite of this. Especially considering that your reference is all heresay, based on evidence, I myself, have supplied. The simple fact is 4 scripts exist for this, the existence of the project is concrete, but all these arguments against the idea that the script is legit is based on nothing but theories. Whereas, there IS TANGIBLE EXISTING EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT IT'S LEGITIMACY and none of the contrary. Just the possibility.
If someone else presented you with a script called, HALLOWEEN 3, two months before you were told you someone was making HALLOWEEN 3 and provided proof and then listed all sorts of things in my film that match the content in your script...and then asked you to choose whether the script was legit or FAN FICTION....? What are the odds?
Maybe you feel too far removed from the reality of the project? 6 degrees of separation my friend, in most cases less than 6...