The Intouchables proves that whatever kind of script you write, a summer blockbuster or a character-driven drama, at the heart of your story should be some sort of objective to tie all the loose strands together. A lot of these French films would be better served by following this simple advice!
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N. T. Rama Rao Jr. was signed to play one of the two male leads. At Rama Rao's suggestion, Paidipally forwarded the script to actor and producer Nagarjuna for the other male lead. Nagarjuna asked the director to remove the flashback scenes, opting for a realistic version closer to the original. Paidipally agreed, and the script was reworked in two months.[10] Production was scheduled to begin in December 2014, when Nagarjuna would be available. In an interview with Deccan Chronicle, the actor said that the film's theme would be similar to Missamma (1955).[11] Rama Rao Jr. left the project due to scheduling conflicts with Nannaku Prematho (2016),[12] and was replaced by Karthi in October 2014.[13]
For example, if your screenplay is about a man struggling with the death of his parents we need to see at least a hint of that here. You could open the script with him at a funeral, looking through an old photo album. Just include something of the overall story in this first beat. 2ff7e9595c
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