Fourteen-year-old Arthur Diennet’s Bahama Joe is the wacky story of a drug dealer and his two friends who try to unite the east and west side dealers, much to the displeasure of a drug lord. Set in the sun-soaked Bahamas, this script is as hilariously rude as it is original.
Rowdy and inventive, the script Bahama Joe has an unusual pedigree. Written by teenage wunderkind and Bahama native Arthur Diennet, the script tells the rollicking tale of Conky Joe, a drug dealer on a wild mission. Tired of the fighting among the east side and west side dealers, Joe’s dream is to get everyone to agree to combine both territories into one big area he calls the “Weast Side.” Along with his friends, hypersexual Feasley and Fartboy (who communicates with farts,) and armed with some drugs of his own, Joe sets out to make it all happen. But will a determined drug lord stop Joe and his buddies in their tracks? And can Joe ever manage to get together with Ashley, the gorgeous daughter of a hotel magnate?
This is a ribald portrait of Paradise, seen through the eyes of young local Diennet. Full of outlandish jokes and sight gags, and ripping with comedic energy, Bahama Joe is the debut of a young new talent.
For more information or to request a free review copy, please contact the author at marceldiennet (at) yahoo.com. You can contact Joe Thompson, or Bahama Joe, directly at bahama-joe (at) hotmail.com. Bahama Joe is available for sale online at Amazon.com, Borders.com, BookSurge.com, and through additional wholesale and retail channels worldwide.
About the Author:
Arthur Diennet is 14 years of age. He was born in Paris, France, and now lives in The Bahamas with his family. He dreams of going to Hollywood, where he hopes to present this script at Cannes in 2007.
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