New Yorker publishes nature doc treatment
Jack Handey, of Deep Thoughts fame, shares his treatment for My Nature Documentary in the July 2 issue of The New Yorker. Handey begins:
Show monkey in a tree. Narrator says, “The monkey, proud and smart, in his native habitat. But one thing he does not have . . .” Show a giraffe. “. . . is a long neck, like the giraffe. Which is why nature has allowed them to combine forces.” Show monkey on giraffe’s neck. (Note: Monkey may have to be tied on.)
You can find the rest of his treatment on this newyorker.com page.
Posted: June 26th, 2007 under News.
Comments: 1
Comment from Frank Capria
Time: June 27, 2007, 7:05 pm
Talk about coasting… same shtik for 20+ years and someone still pays for it. Though I’d gladly risk the scorn of PETA to produce such a film.