Looking at other threads, perhaps Americans could send all their commedians to Iraq and the Whitehouse.

Grocho Marx would probably have been a famous comedian, if he'd been an only child or if the other brothers had died at birth. Who can top Grocho saying, "Oh, Susannah, if you only knew how much I need you. Not because you have millions - I don't need millions. I'll tell you how much I need you. Have you got a pencil? I left my typewriter in my other pants."

Heart of the Beholder does have Hollywood potential. How about the prostitute for a lead? She is serching. She has actions and growth. Or how about a self-righeous picketer who grows to appreciate one of god's ceatures, a prostitute?

Where are your storyboards? What do you want for a grand opening scene? What do the hero and the villain want? What obstacles does the hero face? Will the hero win or lose? What is the big climax? What do you want to shoot for the big screen? What dull scenes can you cut before they end up on the cutting room floor?