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Lustig: Episode I Screenplay
Episode I Synopsys - "Goodbye America"
Lustig attempts to cheat his way out of the country with things getting too hot in prohibition-era Chicago. A decade later, a Secret Service agent attempts to track down Lustig after a prison break.
Logline
Pursuing cash and beautiful women, Victor Lustig thrives on the gullible and vulnerable, conning all walks of life on both sides of the Atlantic.
Series Overview
Lustig didn’t just master every scam in the book—he wrote the dаmn book. Lustig worked his way up the social hierarchy, seduced countless women, and even married two at the same time. The season consists of ten episodes, exploring two periods of Victor Lustig’s life—the peak of his success in the 1920s and his downfall in the 1930s.
A STORY ABOUT THE SMOOTHEST CON ARTIST EVEL LIVED.
Lustig attempts to cheat his way out of the country with things getting too hot in prohibition-era Chicago. A decade later, a Secret Service agent attempts to track down Lustig after a prison break.
Logline
Pursuing cash and beautiful women, Victor Lustig thrives on the gullible and vulnerable, conning all walks of life on both sides of the Atlantic.
Series Overview
Lustig didn’t just master every scam in the book—he wrote the dаmn book. Lustig worked his way up the social hierarchy, seduced countless women, and even married two at the same time. The season consists of ten episodes, exploring two periods of Victor Lustig’s life—the peak of his success in the 1920s and his downfall in the 1930s.
A STORY ABOUT THE SMOOTHEST CON ARTIST EVEL LIVED.
- GenresTrue Crime
51 pages, Paperback
Published July 19, 2024
3 people want to read
About the author
Craig Britton
19 books11 followersGreetings! My name is Craig Britton, and I am a multidisciplinary wordsmith with experience in fiction and non-fiction writing, screenwriting, copywriting, and content writing. I love a good story whatever the medium and genre, and though I have been involved in a few books, my main passion is writing for the big screen.
My favourite genres include crime and drama, though I have also written historical biographies and other genres. I also love good sci-fi and some of my favourite books to read are by American and Russian authors from the early 20th century.
Born and raised in the UK, my writing career took off after graduating from the University of East London, where I earned a degree in Creative & Professional Writing and Film Studies in 2015.
My approach to writing is to zoom in on microscopic details and drive the story forward with dialogue, and strong character development. As a child, I used to write up TV series ideas, and as a former drama student, got a taste for writing dialogue.
I have worked on and off as a freelance writer, achieving ‘Top Rated’ status on Upwork where I worked for all kinds of content, businesses, and websites a mix of copy and content.
These days, I make my bread and butter as a blog writer, and you can see some of my work on Muck Rack (https://muckrack.com/craig-britton/po...). The topics I blog about range significantly, though I have a penchant for writing about food and cooking.
You can also follow me on Twitter (@croggo2) and my freelance writing blog (https://masteringfreelance.home.blog/) and I occasionally write on Medium (https://medium.com/@craigwbritton).
Lastly, check out my podcast, Film Shrapnel, on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Google Podcasts, Castbox, Pocket Casts, and Stitcher. Along with my good friend Tobias Saltman, we discuss all things film and TV. Listen to it here: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/sh...
My favourite genres include crime and drama, though I have also written historical biographies and other genres. I also love good sci-fi and some of my favourite books to read are by American and Russian authors from the early 20th century.
Born and raised in the UK, my writing career took off after graduating from the University of East London, where I earned a degree in Creative & Professional Writing and Film Studies in 2015.
My approach to writing is to zoom in on microscopic details and drive the story forward with dialogue, and strong character development. As a child, I used to write up TV series ideas, and as a former drama student, got a taste for writing dialogue.
I have worked on and off as a freelance writer, achieving ‘Top Rated’ status on Upwork where I worked for all kinds of content, businesses, and websites a mix of copy and content.
These days, I make my bread and butter as a blog writer, and you can see some of my work on Muck Rack (https://muckrack.com/craig-britton/po...). The topics I blog about range significantly, though I have a penchant for writing about food and cooking.
You can also follow me on Twitter (@croggo2) and my freelance writing blog (https://masteringfreelance.home.blog/) and I occasionally write on Medium (https://medium.com/@craigwbritton).
Lastly, check out my podcast, Film Shrapnel, on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Google Podcasts, Castbox, Pocket Casts, and Stitcher. Along with my good friend Tobias Saltman, we discuss all things film and TV. Listen to it here: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/sh...
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