George Cameron Grant

Specialty

Stories about Love, the Absence of Love, Courage, Hope & The Strange

Bio

Grandson of Lanarkshire-born Olympian George Guthrie Cameron, George is the internationally produced author of 14 full length plays, over 40 one acts, countless monologues and 6 screenplays, his latest being 3 EGG CREAMS - A RHAPSODY IN THE RAIN, a 2-hour screenplay based on his Award-Winning 90-minute stage play, inspired by, and featuring the timeless music of the Legendary LOU CHRISTIE. Please visit www.3EggCreams.com for info. Contact author at [email protected] for additional script interest.

Bronx born, now living in Atlantic City, NJ area

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Dramedy, Horror, Historical

Some of my Scripts

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Drama Romance Nostalgia Crime Family

3 EGG CREAMS

An aging jukebox repairman in the Bronx must face a feared medical diagnosis—only to find his long-lost teenage love waiting in a hospital. Given a second chance, he and the woman he never stopped loving spend 25 tender days rewriting the life they once ran from.

Drama Romance Nostalgia

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An aging jukebox repairman in the Bronx must face a feared medical diagnosis—only to find his long-lost teenage love waiting in a hospital. Given a second chance, he and the woman he never stopped loving spend 25 tender days rewriting the life they once ran from.

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UNIQUE SELLING POINT

A unique blend of Bronx nostalgia, late-life romance, and Lou Christie's music as a narrative device creates a distinctive romantic dramedy that explores second chances and the enduring power of first love across decades. The authentic Bronx setting and detailed cultural references provide a specific, immersive world rarely seen in contemporary romantic films.

STANDOUT FEATURES

Unique Hook: The intertwining of past and present through nostalgic flashbacks that reveal the characters' history.
Emotional Depth: The exploration of terminal illness and its impact on relationships adds a poignant layer to the narrative.
Cultural Setting: The Bronx setting provides a rich backdrop that enhances the story's authenticity and connection to the characters' experiences.

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Drama Tragedy Family Thriller Coming-of-age

PUSH

On Christmas Eve a grieving teenage sister, haunted by her brother’s suicide after relentless bullying, finds a newborn abandoned on the subway platform — forcing her to transform private grief into a rescue that becomes a plea for tolerance.

Drama Tragedy Family

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On Christmas Eve a grieving teenage sister, haunted by her brother’s suicide after relentless bullying, finds a newborn abandoned on the subway platform — forcing her to transform private grief into a rescue that becomes a plea for tolerance.

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UNIQUE SELLING POINT

PUSH distinguishes itself through its raw, unflinching portrayal of LGBTQ+ bullying and its ripple effects on families. The screenplay's unique structure interweaves present-day grief with flashbacks to create a powerful indictment of intolerance, while the subway station setting serves as both literal and metaphorical space for societal neglect. Its combination of social commentary, emotional depth, and redemption arc makes it particularly compelling for audiences seeking meaningful stories about acceptance and healing.

STANDOUT FEATURES

Unique Hook: The emotional journey of a sister grappling with her brother's suicide and her quest for truth.
Plot Twist: Billy's coming out and the subsequent rejection from his father, which adds depth to the family dynamics.
Innovative Ideas: The use of flashbacks to explore character backstories and emotional depth.

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Comedy Drama Mystery Crime Thriller

A Perfect Ending

When a washed-up screenwriter’s failed suicide attempt sparks a madcap caper involving a philandering agent, a stuffed Chihuahua and a cache of stolen diamonds, he must choose between the ‘perfect ending’ he imagined and a life worth living — and learns that redemption, not oblivion, can be cinematic.

Comedy Drama Mystery

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When a washed-up screenwriter’s failed suicide attempt sparks a madcap caper involving a philandering agent, a stuffed Chihuahua and a cache of stolen diamonds, he must choose between the ‘perfect ending’ he imagined and a life worth living — and learns that redemption, not oblivion, can be cinematic.

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UNIQUE SELLING POINT

The screenplay's unique selling proposition is its clever meta-narrative about a struggling screenwriter who becomes entangled in a real-life crime story that mirrors the dramatic scenarios he writes about, creating a self-referential commentary on storytelling while delivering an entertaining crime comedy with heart.

STANDOUT FEATURES

Unique Hook: The chaotic blend of dark humor and absurd situations surrounding a burnt-out screenwriter.
Plot Twist: The revelation of Marguerita's true identity and the ensuing chaos that follows.
Character Dynamics: The evolving friendship between Jake and Morris, showcasing their comedic banter and support.