pass wrote:Copy here...more short...
As promised, I insert a couple of ideas for our designers (especially for Soundman who is a great draftsman). The scenes concern the fundamental part (the most exciting) of a woman who replaces another ...
1) The rich Natalie has just been drugged by a woman who has infiltrated her home. The woman drags Natalie on the bed and undresses her, then ties her to a chair and puts her next to her, in front of the make-up table. The woman undresses and puts Natalie's clothes and lingerie, then she picks up her hair in a net, and puts on a mask, she makes up herself like Natalie, then she puts on a blonde wig and combs herself, comparing herself through the mirror with the victim. then takes Natalie's purse, and goes to the bank to empty the bill ...
2) The young flight attendant is distracted by the phone and she does not notice that a woman with her own body is approaching behind her, pressing her a nose into a rag with chloroform. She then puts the victim down completely and puts her in a chair near her in front of the mirror, and begins to put on a mask, makes her makeup, then wraps her hair in a piece of pantyhose and wears a wig of the same color Victim's hair. Then brush the wig and system her hair with the same comb of the victim. At this point, for a perfect resemblance, he also puts contact lenses. He confronts the mirror with the face of the victim, and begins to undress and then dress the victim's clothes with stockings and suspender. The rest of the story does not matter, the most interesting piece is this. Rietta teaches.
These are both very good story ideas, Pass.
Flight Attendant replacements are a favorite of mind. Chloroforming, I do love. The Lookalike Mask, a great idea. Comparing herself to the real woman in the mirror is a nice touch. And finally: Stealing the woman's stockings is a good idea, especially if hose are worn with the Stewardess' outfit.
Plenty of great ideas. Wonderful job coming up with them. Creativity strikes again!
