Ira Napoliello

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Centers on notorious mobster Johnny “Handsome” Roselli, who helped the Chicago Outfit control Hollywood and the Las Vegas strip, and was even involved with the CIA’s plot to assassinate Fidel Castro in the 1960’s.

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Follows the literary icons Alan Quatermain, Captain Nemo, Mina Harker, invisible man Rodney Skinner, Secret Service agent Sawyer, Dorian Gray, Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde and the group’s recruiter, M, as an off-color group of outcasts that have to team up and use their powers and skills to save the world from destruction.

Logline: Lyle the crocodile lives in a house on East 88th Street in New York City. He likes it there, and his hosts, the Primms, like have him around–he helps young Joshua with his homework, jumps-rope with the neighborhood kids, and browses through antique shops with Mrs. Primm. Much to the affable reptile’s dismay, however, he makes his neighbor’s cat Loretta crazy, which in turn make Mr. Grumps, Loretta’s owner, even crazier. One day, Mrs. Primm and Lyle are shopping, when Lyle–through no real fault of his own–ends up infuriating department-store bigwig Mr. Grumps who turns red and blue and purple with rage. This unfortunate eruption lands the rollicking reptile in the Central Park Zoo where Lyle fights back his crocodile tears. In an elaborate sequence of events, Lyle finds himself back with the Primms on East 88th Street, a neighborhood hero, and, startlingly, even a friend of the mistrustful cat Loretta.

Logline: Based on the true story of Bill Jakob, a man who impersonated a law enforcement officer and DEA agent in a small Midwest town and began arresting meth distributors before being exposed as only a local security guard.

Logline: A dying millionaire hoping for immortality tries to transfer his spirit into the body of a male attorney, but accidentally puts it into a woman instead.

Logline: Pitched as being in the vein of “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,” story of four brothers in the late 1800s who come together to form a traveling circus that ultimately becomes one of the most successful circuses of all time.

Logline: Using popular non-religious Christmas songs, telling the story of three generations of one dysfunctional family that have to save Christmas in their small town from a greedy develop.

Logline: Pitched as being in the vein of “Men In Black” story centers on a team of ICEmen, a secret government agency tasked with the job of confiscating inventions deemed potential threats to national security.