James Bond School For Boys
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At the prestigious James Bond School for Boys, JB, the illegitimate son of James Bond, navigates the elite spy training academy, kicking bullies' butts and uncovering dark secrets while defying his mother, Miss Moneypenny, MI6’s personal secretary.
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Is it legal to have such schools these days? Maybe it should be somewhere in older history times too?
But from cinema fulfilment of it's own possibilities I would love to watch a pilot of such world to see whether I am moved to go on.
How about copyrights usage though? Will it not close all doors for pitching immediately? Better to steal ideas which are left to steal. For example I think McDonald's happy meal boxes are referring to some additional entertainment marketing possibilities making small theme park buildings for first few months as promotion for new cinema projects. Or even having unique entertainment using cinema theatre profit counting because of being everywhere around the world.
Also he feels to young to do all that.
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Hello Miroslavas Siniavskis this school exists in secret.
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How about this, Mark Deuce: At the prestigious James Bond School for Boys, the illegitimate son of James Bond navigates the elite spy training academy, kicking bullies' butts and uncovering dark secrets while defying his mother, MI6’s personal secretary.
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Think you might be a born entertainer Mark.
James Bond Junior defies his mother Miss Moneypenny, to keep his female class mates comfortable, while preventing a foreign government's attempt to destroy England’s finest elite spy academy.
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"Living up to your family name can always be difficult. When your father happens to have been a spy, a famous spy, you really can never say no." Nods to "The name's Bond, James Bond" and to the first James Bond film, Dr No.
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I love this concept, but the Broccoli family is notoriously protective of the Bond Brand. Perhaps when writing you do so with that knowledge and craft it in a way to shift it away from the bond brand and into its own IP. I think a YA Bond-esque young spy in training coming into his own under the shadow of his famous spy father is just as interesting as slapping the Bond brand on it.
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Love it Maurice Vaughan and thank you for the feedback.
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Thankyoufor the feedback Wal Friman
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Amazing feedback Bill Albert and thank you!!
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The bond brand is in the public domain Tom Lapke and the books are free to use including the name in Canada and other countries. Cheers.
https://www.finebooksmagazine.com/fine-books-news/james-bond-enters-cana...
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You're welcome, Mark Deuce. I didn't know James Bond was in public domain.
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It sure is Maurice Vaughan and have a great week.
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Thanks, Mark Deuce. Have a great week too.
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Mark Deuce I had no idea so I looked it up. you are right, but with the caveat of only in Canada, and only under very specific circumstances.
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A defiant James Bond, Jr. enrolls at the prestigious M16 spy academy only to uncover secrets and a sinister plot.
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That is true Tom Lapke and why it has to be made in Canada. Have a great week!
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LOVE IT Vikki Harris I am going to use yours and give you credit. Thanks again.
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Thank you so much Sam Rivera
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You are welcome Mark Deuce .
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Try this - "At an elite spy training academy, the descendent of one its most illustrious graduates, discovers a dark secret which forces him use all his skills and training to defy his MI-6 agent mother while trying to thwart an international assassination."
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It's a super cool idea, Mark Deuce! I've had issues in the past with existing IP that's already in major play and you've found a great needle to thread by aiming this for Canada in the ways that it can happen. The publicity alone when MGM goes bonkers would be prodigious!
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I love sci-fi, but the logline tells me nothing. 2/5.
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Honestly, it should have been 1/5, but my dog just died and I'm feeling sentimental.
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My condolences, Matt Dycus.
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So sorry for your loss Matt Dycus and thank you for the feedback.
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Thanks again Vikki Harris
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I totally agree Sam Sokolow and hopefully it can be made into blockbuster in Canada with everyone watching. Cheers!
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As said some years ago, write the screenplay Mark, if you're not able to, get a writing partner, that's how I do it. Good luck Rutger
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Thank you for sharing Rutger Oosterhoff