FRAMEZ:I'll have to agree with you on Spice World, yes it probably will be a big grosser, but I'm not sure everyone has the same enthusism to go see it as you.

MCF: You know you'll see it. You'll go to the 10pm show on a Tuesday night, wearing a disguise and hoping no one will recognize you. Admit it.

FRAMEZ: Nope. Never. LOL. Moving on; tell us about your web page.

MCF: What about it?

FRAMEZ: Well, it's pretty daring to put up your screenplay's...

MCF: No, it's not at all. I doubt anyone will abuse the screenplays, and if they do.... we'll use their stupidity to finance our next feature! =-) No, I beleive that screenplays are an important resource for people. I think they help you understand the film, the director, the writer, etc... I don't know why people freak about screenplay's winding up on the net. I realize that some studio's and production houses release the screenplay as a book, but that's always a "script", not a screenplay. I would rather read the first draft of something, then watch the completed film, and go, "Shit! That was different!" as opposed to reading the "final draft". Take for example, subUrbi@. Go to your local Barnes and Noble and look at the book. They call that a screenplay???

FRAMEZ: Yeah, I've seen it. It's more like a play, then a screenplay.

MCF: Right! And on the fucking cover it says something like, "The original screenplay to Richard..." and when you open it, you're like, "That's a fucking play! Not a screenplay! Where is the action?!? Where are the scene descriptions!?!?"

FRAMEZ: Well, this has been an, um, interesting, conversation. But I'm afrad we must draw it to an end.

MCF: Just when I'm starting to make sense I get cut off! Always! LOL!

FRAMEZ: Maybe another time?

MCF: Well, you know where I live.

FRAMEZ: Maybe next time we'll do the phone thing.

MCF:>/B> I'd say call collect, but I wouldn't accept it. I ain't rich yet!