Script Report: RAZORS
April 10th, 2002
Robert Franke's intergalactic thriller RAZORS was picked up by Universal for low-six- against high-six-figures.
The script was pitched as the "DIRTY DOZEN in outer space." Set in the far off future, it follows man's expansion as an empire builder.
"We've always had two schools of thought about alien life," Frankie told Daily Variety. "Either they cute like 'E.T.' and benign, or they're vicious predators who'll mow us down. And so I started thinking, 'What if we were the worst thing in space? What if we overran several galaxies with our greed and love of weaponry?"'
(Source: Variety)
The script was pitched as the "DIRTY DOZEN in outer space." Set in the far off future, it follows man's expansion as an empire builder.
"We've always had two schools of thought about alien life," Frankie told Daily Variety. "Either they cute like 'E.T.' and benign, or they're vicious predators who'll mow us down. And so I started thinking, 'What if we were the worst thing in space? What if we overran several galaxies with our greed and love of weaponry?"'
(Source: Variety)
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