Post by EarlyBird on Dec 6, 2008 7:05:34 GMT 9.5
I got this idea of a woman who is married to a millionare. I first thought maybe she killed him but now I am gunna do it that they are in a loveless marriage type thing. Maybe she does kill him later, who knows. The idea came from the new drama/thriller Miranda might be doing. Please read and comment. If you have tips on how I can addapt or add detail then let me know just put it nicely. Enjoy
I am using the name Madeline, I love this name it's from death becomes her.
© Alison Garwood
Int. Madeline's home-Night
A blonde haired wealthy looking woman is sat wearing a dark red suit, which consists of a skirt and blouse with a red jacket.
She is staring blankly at the clock, she is waiting for her husband.
Max: I'm home
Max her millionare husband walks in wearing a suit. A simple white shirt and a tailored suit.
Mad: Well well well. Look what the cat dragged in.
Max: Hello to you too hunny.
Mad: Don't even start with me. You've had your phone off all day, you have been unreachable. (chucks the phone into his hands) Care to explain that to me. Hunny (mockingly)
Max: I was in a meeting and I didn't have my phone on.
Mad: You always have your phone on.
Max: This was a really important meeting.
Mad: Or was it a really secret affair? (arches her eyebrows)
Max: No. It was a meeting, stop being paranoid Mad. It does my head in.
Mad: Snap, you're giving me a migrane.
Max: Save it for your therapist.
Mad: And why do I have one? (silence) Because I have a husband who cares more about his money and his business then me!
Max: Do you know how ridiculous you sound?
Mad: I don't need to listen to this.
Madeline begins to walk away when he grabs her arm.
Max: You should be grateful.
Mad: Grateful? (amused) Why the hell should I be grateful?
Max: Because of what I've made you into.
Mad: Oh and what is that dear? A mad woman! (shouts angrily).
Max: No. Into a rich woman who is respected and known by many people in this town.
Mad: You made me into what I am today? I don't think so.
Max: You think that lot of stuck up snobs would give you the light of day if you weren't rolling in it?
Mad: You didn't make me into anything...
Max: You are what you are because of me. Face it...You're nothing without me.
© Alison Garwood
I am using the name Madeline, I love this name it's from death becomes her.
© Alison Garwood
Int. Madeline's home-Night
A blonde haired wealthy looking woman is sat wearing a dark red suit, which consists of a skirt and blouse with a red jacket.
She is staring blankly at the clock, she is waiting for her husband.
Max: I'm home
Max her millionare husband walks in wearing a suit. A simple white shirt and a tailored suit.
Mad: Well well well. Look what the cat dragged in.
Max: Hello to you too hunny.
Mad: Don't even start with me. You've had your phone off all day, you have been unreachable. (chucks the phone into his hands) Care to explain that to me. Hunny (mockingly)
Max: I was in a meeting and I didn't have my phone on.
Mad: You always have your phone on.
Max: This was a really important meeting.
Mad: Or was it a really secret affair? (arches her eyebrows)
Max: No. It was a meeting, stop being paranoid Mad. It does my head in.
Mad: Snap, you're giving me a migrane.
Max: Save it for your therapist.
Mad: And why do I have one? (silence) Because I have a husband who cares more about his money and his business then me!
Max: Do you know how ridiculous you sound?
Mad: I don't need to listen to this.
Madeline begins to walk away when he grabs her arm.
Max: You should be grateful.
Mad: Grateful? (amused) Why the hell should I be grateful?
Max: Because of what I've made you into.
Mad: Oh and what is that dear? A mad woman! (shouts angrily).
Max: No. Into a rich woman who is respected and known by many people in this town.
Mad: You made me into what I am today? I don't think so.
Max: You think that lot of stuck up snobs would give you the light of day if you weren't rolling in it?
Mad: You didn't make me into anything...
Max: You are what you are because of me. Face it...You're nothing without me.
© Alison Garwood