No Ordinary LoveStatus:
In Development
About the Story
About the StoryNo Ordinary Love is based on the novel written by director/producer Sherry Teleky Waple in 2002. All through writing this 400 plus page novel, Sherry envisioned certain individuals playing the different characters in hopes of having the novel adapted into a feature-length feature film which could then bring those visions to life on the big screen. Jack Grant is a well known, well liked actor living in New York with his wife Sarah and their 11 year old son Dylan. After a late movie shoot causes Jack to rearrange plans for his wedding anniversary dinner, Sarah is struck and killed by a car just a few feet in front of Jack. Jack instantly blames himself for Sarah's death. Two years later, Jack finds himself living alone and his son living with Sarah's parents on the West Coast. Life for Jack is at a stand still. Then, on one rainy day in May, Jack has a chance encounter with Ashley Parker, a school teacher. Jack is instantly smitten with Ashley but, just moments after they meet, Ashley is injured in a car accident. Ashley survives the accident, but for Jack it awakens his feelings regarding the loss of Sarah. Jack immediately takes Ashley into his care and begins a courtship based on guilt, remorse, and blame. Ashley's lack of confidence, caused by her dominating, mean spirited, ex-fiancé, combined with Jack's attempt to rewrite history, creates a tumultuous, but passionate, love affair. About the ProductionTaking the first step toward moving this project forward, Sherry Waple hired screenwriter Stanley D. Jacobs to adapt her novel into screenplay. Within a few months time, Stan delivered to Sherry a very pleasing first draft. Shortly thereafter, a second draft brings the project to the stage of pre-production casting. Now comes the time for the company to acquire those individuals producer Waple believes are the perfect for each role. The CastThe first Letter of Intent received by the company was from John Enos III. John currently plays mobster turned nice guy, Bobby Marsino on The Young and the Restless. John previously worked with such actors as Colin Farrell in Phone Booth, and Wesley Snipes in Blade as well as many others. For more on John Enos III, please visit his website at www.johnenos.org. Currently, the script is being reviewed by one of Hollywood’s top ladies, as well as a prominent male actor and producer Waple is optimistic they will acquire the services of both. The CrewCurrently there is no information available. |
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