Film Treatment for: The Jimmie Angel Story
TITLE: The Jimmie Angel Story WRITER/CONTACT: Rob Fulfer - robfulfer@yahoo.com - 615-260-0916 LOGLINE: Angel Falls, the tallest waterfall in the world, was "discovered" by and named for pilot, Jimmie Angel, an American aviator in 1933. Angel, his wife and two other passengers returned to the Venezuelan falls in 1937 and crash-landed on the remote table-top mountain that the falls descend from. A harrowing 11-day journey by foot got them back to civilization safely. OPENING SCENE: A soaring reenactment of the historic first siting of what would become known as Angel Falls from the cockpit of Jimmie Angel's plane. ACT ONE: Broke aviator, Jimmie Angel, gets an intriguing offer from a wealthy gentleman in a bar in Panama to fly him to Venezuela in search of gold. There is gold found, but also an amazing natural wonder. When his rich, wealthy benefactor does not return for more fights as promised, Jimmie's back at square one again. ACT TWO: Despite Jimmie