Little Wiseguy
| 编剧： | 康纳·埃斯特森 / 尼克·瓦莱隆加 / 乔治·加洛 |
| 制片国家/地区： | 美国 |
| 类型： | 喜剧 |
| 语言： | 英语 |
| 年代： | 2028 |
| 豆瓣评分： | 0 |
| 影伴评分： | 0 |
剧情简介
Other 10-year-old boys trade Pokémon cards on the playground during recess. This kid trades script notes with an Oscar-winning screenwriter over French fries at a diner in Studio City. For several months now, fifth grader Connor Esterson has been meeting with 64-year-old Green Book scribe Nick Vallelonga and 68-year-old Bad Boys writer George Gallo to develop Little Wiseguy, Es... (展开全部)
Other 10-year-old boys trade Pokémon cards on the playground during recess. This kid trades script notes with an Oscar-winning screenwriter over French fries at a diner in Studio City. For several months now, fifth grader Connor Esterson has been meeting with 64-year-old Green Book scribe Nick Vallelonga and 68-year-old Bad Boys writer George Gallo to develop Little Wiseguy, Esterson’s screenplay about a boy who befriends an aging mobster living next door. “Home Alone meets The Godfather” is how Esterson describes his high-concept comedy (though he admits he’s never seen TheGodfather). The preteen multihyphenate — he’s also an actor, with a starring turn in 2023’s Spy Kids: Armageddon — whipped up a six-page treatment on his own, which he showed to family friend Joe Isgro, a veteran producer, who in turn took it to Gallo, who then shared it with Vallelonga. All agreed Esterson’s idea had legs, so Vallelonga and Gallo began working with the boy to hammer out a script, which they’re about to pitch around town.
Other 10-year-old boys trade Pokémon cards on the playground during recess. This kid trades script notes with an Oscar-winning screenwriter over French fries at a diner in Studio City. For several months now, fifth grader Connor Esterson has been meeting with 64-year-old Green Book scribe Nick Vallelonga and 68-year-old Bad Boys writer George Gallo to develop Little Wiseguy, Es... (展开全部)
Other 10-year-old boys trade Pokémon cards on the playground during recess. This kid trades script notes with an Oscar-winning screenwriter over French fries at a diner in Studio City. For several months now, fifth grader Connor Esterson has been meeting with 64-year-old Green Book scribe Nick Vallelonga and 68-year-old Bad Boys writer George Gallo to develop Little Wiseguy, Esterson’s screenplay about a boy who befriends an aging mobster living next door. “Home Alone meets The Godfather” is how Esterson describes his high-concept comedy (though he admits he’s never seen TheGodfather). The preteen multihyphenate — he’s also an actor, with a starring turn in 2023’s Spy Kids: Armageddon — whipped up a six-page treatment on his own, which he showed to family friend Joe Isgro, a veteran producer, who in turn took it to Gallo, who then shared it with Vallelonga. All agreed Esterson’s idea had legs, so Vallelonga and Gallo began working with the boy to hammer out a script, which they’re about to pitch around town.
