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Synopsis: Christopher Marlowe, a student at Cambridge University, becomes a spy for the Crown, and the greatest playwright of his day. Due to his involvement in secret affairs, he is assassinated as a matter of state policy.
Genre: History
Director(s): Mike Donahue
Year:
2017
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Marlowe moves across to the paper and the pencil.

To Cole’s amazement Marlowe picks up the pencil and holds

it so it sits over his shoulder with both of his little

hands around the base.

The mouse walks to the paper with the pencil and examines

the shapes that Cole used. Marlowe draws those shapes with

the word ‘hi’.

Cole is totally frozen looking at the mouse message.

COLE:

No one – is ever going to believe

this. I don’t even believe it

myself – except that I see the

paper you wrote on and it says

hi’.

Cole points to himself.

COLE:

Cole. I am Cole. My name is

Cole. What is your name?

Cole points to Marlowe who just stares up at him wondering

what he wants. Finally Cole takes the paper out of the

little house and with his big pencil he writes his name.

Cole. And then points at himself again. Cole carefully

places the paper back in the house.

Marlowe notices out of the corner of his eye a book in the

toy stack which was open to a page which started with the

symbols M A R L O W E.

Marlowe had no idea what it said but he liked the way the

shapes fit together and the way the whole word looked after

all the shapes were made so – as carefully as possible and

with Cole looking on like he was watching a major surgical

operation – Marlowe copies the letters from the book and

then put the pencil down.

COLE:

Mar – MarloMarlowe – you are

Marlowe.

Marlowe heard his name or the name he gave himself, for the

first time. Cole pointed at him and said it again so

Marlowe was pretty sure that he was that sound – Marlowe.

Marlow sat back as Cole wondered around his room trying to

make sense of the situation.

Suddenly and without warning Miss Penney was in the room

and now in the air on her way down to land on the mouse in

the toy house.

Cole did not skip a beat as he pulled Miss. Penney out of

thin air and grabbed her around the scruff of her neck and

took her in the hallway.

He returned to his room and he closed the door. Cole

walked over to his computer and typed some words. He hit

print and the printer printed a sheet of paper which

said in large, bold letters, Keep Door Closed.

Cole found some tape and took the paper and the tape into

the hall and he taped the note on his door and then

returned to Marlowe.

Cole walked back to his bed and sat down on the corner

looking at Marlowe.

COLE:

Wow. This is just so cool. I

guess I’ll have to feed you and

everything until we figure out

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Mark Mc Quown

Mark Mc Quown is the co-screenwriter of the feature, “PJ”, starring John Heard, Vincent Pastore, Robert Picardo, Hallie Kate Eisenberg and company. This film is partially based on Mark’s award-winning play of the same title. Mr. Mc Quown is a published writer with several articles in the onetime popular magazine, Petite. Mr. Mc Quown has won many writing awards for the following; “The Rocking Horse Christmas”, first place in the animation genre at The Santa Clarita International Film Festival in 1997, Quarter Finalist in The Chesterfield Screenplay Fellowship in 1997 with “Pier 21”, Semi Finalist in The Chesterfield in 1998 with “The China Tiger”, Quarter Finalist in 2000 in Scriptapalooza with, “ Jane The Legend of Mountain Charley”, Finalist in The International Family Film Festival 2005 with the animated feature, “The Cat and The Rat” (co screenwriter), Quarter Finalist in The Fade In Magazine Screenplay Contest in 2005 with, “The Missing Link” and Quarter Finalist in The Zoetrope contest in 2007 with “The Sudan”. Most recently Mark’s full length play, Resurrection Of The Snowbird was The Finalist in The Moondance International Film Festival in Boulder, Colorado and his screenplay, “The Contractor” (co-writer) has reached the Semi Finals of The Fade In Awards Screenplay Contest, 2015. Mark has an MFA in Directing for the Stage from The School of Theatre, Film and Television at UCLA. Mr. Mc Quown is a member of AEA, SAG/AFTRA, The New York Dramatist Guild, Association of Los Angeles Playwrights (ALAP) and InkTip.com online screenwriter service. Mr. Mc Quown has finished his 316 page, 110,000-word Fiction novel, Marlowe, about a mouse who speaks and wears a suit. more…

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