Here’s a pitch, a parody on the level of Blazing Saddles. You can have a director doing a Kumbaya circle calling out an actress for being white and then a bunch of academics burst through the wall in all out brawl. The director says, “this is a closed set!” And one of the professors, a white guy, says, “piss on you, I’m working for Glenn Loury,” and then socks him one.
Here’s a pitch, a parody on the level of Blazing Saddles. You can have a director doing a Kumbaya circle calling out an actress for being white and then a bunch of academics burst through the wall in all out brawl. The director says, “this is a closed set!” And one of the professors, a white guy, says, “piss on you, I’m working for Glenn Loury,” and then socks him one.
I’m sorry, did I say he socks him one. How thoughtless of me, I meant to say he hits him with a copy of War and Peace. One of the kumbaya circle says, “hey, he’s got Tolstoy, that’s mine!” Then it’s time for the big fight scene.
Here’s a pitch, a parody on the level of Blazing Saddles. You can have a director doing a Kumbaya circle calling out an actress for being white and then a bunch of academics burst through the wall in all out brawl. The director says, “this is a closed set!” And one of the professors, a white guy, says, “piss on you, I’m working for Glenn Loury,” and then socks him one.
I’m sorry, did I say he socks him one. How thoughtless of me, I meant to say he hits him with a copy of War and Peace. One of the kumbaya circle says, “hey, he’s got Tolstoy, that’s mine!” Then it’s time for the big fight scene.