BULLETPROOF 1986 Gary Busey Action Movie Script + Unmade Bulletproof Script COA

  

The first is an original 1986 screenplay for Bulletproof, the 1987 action film starring Gary Busey as rogue LAPD cop Frank "Bulletproof" McBain, sent behind enemy lines to recover a stolen high-tech tank. Darlanne Fluegel, Henry Silva and L. The second is a different screenplay, also titled Bulletproof, for a film that was never made. It's a fun pairing for Gary Busey fans and'80s action collectors: one Bulletproof that reached the screen, and one that never did. Guaranteed Vintage and Original - Comes with COA from The Museum of Mom and Pop Culture.

PLEASE NOTE: This is a BULLETPROOF Double Feature Lot! Bulletproof #1 is the Garey Busey Cop Film and #2 which is another film completely with the same title. This second bonus script appears UNMADE, yet there are red notes in it. Enjoy the Bulletproof Double Feature. Busey script is 99 White Pages - No front cover - Stiff Back Cover - No Xerox shadows at punch holes denotes printing from original production elements - Screenplay by T. Lankford and Steve Carver, but check out the FRED OLEN RAY connection below.

The second, bonus Bulletproof appears unmade, but has red notes. Covers missing, red fragment beneath top brad - 12/20/94 - Written by Christian Stoianovich & Phoebe Dorin - 112 White Pages. OVERALL CONDITION: Fine to Very Fine - Enjoy! HISTORICAL INFORMATION: Busey Bulletproof is a 1988 American action film directed by Steve Carver and starring Gary Busey, Darlanne Fluegel, Henry Silva, Thalmus Rasulala, L.

Busey plays a reckless cop who travels to Mexico to retrieve a tank prototype hijacked by a terror group representing an alliance of anti-American powers. Fred Olen Ray wrote the film's story under the working title Thunderblast, and was originally going to direct as part of two-picture deal with CineTel, following Cyclone.

The bullet-riddled hero was lifted by Ray and frequent collaborator T. Lankford from one of their earlier scripts, which eventually found its own way to the screen as Deep Space. According to Ray's biography, the character moment where Busey pulls a bullet from his shoulder was expanded with material excised from the equivalent scene in Deep Space, which was abridged at the request of producer Moshe Diamant due to his distaste for graphic gunshot wounds. Bulletproof was intended as a step up in class for the fledgling CineTel, and the casting director told them that Ray-who had a reputation for campy films-lacked the pedigree needed to attract the reputable star they were looking for to headline. This paved the way for Gary Busey's signing, while Ray moved on to the lower-budget Commando Squad for Trans World Entertainment. Although he received financial compensation for his dismissal, his relationship with Hertzberg remained strained for several years.

No info on Bonus Bulletproof #2 - But gunplay is assured! Cop Gary Busey invades Mexico to rescue U. Army types from a Soviet Agent. Screen Grab Not Included in Lot - Provided for Visual Reference only.