I'm sure we can handle an alternate perspective. It has been a few years. If you want to play in the States I'd go easy on casting Americans in general as overly villainous, but other than that, knock yourself out.
Oh i wont do that haha you guys were fighting against our tyrannical Government which is commendable. I just want to show that the soldiers fighting in the British army were also victims that had to do what they were told plus they also had friends who fought on the other side.
well i have already started on it, its called ''traitorous'' where there's this British soldier that after a great battle is rescued by an american family on a farm. They get attacked by a couple of British soldiers and he does whats right and protects the family.
Write it Leon. I like your concept a lot. I face similar problems writing about the US Indian Wars from the cavalry perspective. There were good and bad situations, and people, on both sides, as there can be in any war. I personally like exploring the grey areas of war, the honor of commitment to one's country and comrades.
Lol Probably, but don't let that put you off. My ancestors fought in the American Revolution, and I love your story idea! The trick is to make us care about your Brit, and understand his dilemma. It's a very real situation that certainly happened. Like our Civil War, brothers fought brothers, sons fought fathers.
I agree, many ideas come to mind.I mean Irish colonists were fighting Irish soldiers in the British Army, Colonists of scottish descent were fighting scots in the British army. etc etc
that's right, some examples again there is nothing new that hasn't already been done, just a different dressing on it. like brave heart, Mel didn't get to keep the girl and live happily ever,
I wanna write a non-biased movie on the war of independence.
Guess some Americans would hate me for that though...
Feedback?
I'm sure we can handle an alternate perspective. It has been a few years. If you want to play in the States I'd go easy on casting Americans in general as overly villainous, but other than that, knock yourself out.
Oh i wont do that haha you guys were fighting against our tyrannical Government which is commendable. I just want to show that the soldiers fighting in the British army were also victims that had to do what they were told plus they also had friends who fought on the other side.
i wanna do it as a level playing field. pros and cons on both sides kinda thing
well i have already started on it, its called ''traitorous'' where there's this British soldier that after a great battle is rescued by an american family on a farm. They get attacked by a couple of British soldiers and he does whats right and protects the family.
will do Boomer ^_^
Write it Leon. I like your concept a lot. I face similar problems writing about the US Indian Wars from the cavalry perspective. There were good and bad situations, and people, on both sides, as there can be in any war. I personally like exploring the grey areas of war, the honor of commitment to one's country and comrades.
Thanks Jan, If i did this movie i know there will be some Americans though in uproar saying ''no no he cant do that'' or ''murriicaaa!'' lol
IDEA IDEA! how about a love story between a colonist woman and a british soldier too?
Lol Probably, but don't let that put you off. My ancestors fought in the American Revolution, and I love your story idea! The trick is to make us care about your Brit, and understand his dilemma. It's a very real situation that certainly happened. Like our Civil War, brothers fought brothers, sons fought fathers.
I agree, many ideas come to mind.I mean Irish colonists were fighting Irish soldiers in the British Army, Colonists of scottish descent were fighting scots in the British army. etc etc
Let the love birds fall in love but maybe they don't live together in the end.
That would make the loss of life in that war become real to the audiences I reckon
instead of the invincible protagonists hollywood dishes out.
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Love the concept. You have this Merkin's permission to proceed.
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that's right, some examples again there is nothing new that hasn't already been done, just a different dressing on it. like brave heart, Mel didn't get to keep the girl and live happily ever,