A show business “main-liner”, Craig Hamilton recently switched to
a screenwriting career after leaving his previous profession of Beauty Pageant Contestant. A veteran
participant of such contests as “Miss Queen of the Chihuahua Show”, “Miss Electric Switch”, “Miss
Itsey-Pooh of 1923”, “Miss Photoflash” and “Miss Roquefort Cheese”, Hamilton carved out a reputation
of some repute thanks to his intonement of “If I Had A Hammer”, sung while tossing fiery batons some
twenty feet over the Judges heads during the talent portion of the evening. No matter he never won,
or even placed in the many contests he entered, he was known far and wide along the pageant “circuit”.
Despite such notoriety, Hamilton longed to pursue a more civilian aspect in the business of show.
And thus, following his muse, wrote “Screech of the Decapitated”, a 3 Runes presentation. By selling
“Screech”, the startling, ground breaking film about two “go-go” dancers who save the earth from
cavorting werewolves, maniacal killers and demonic outer space dwarfs with world domination on their
mind, Hamilton fulfills a noble family tradition that began in 1916 with the earliest days of motion
picture making in Hollywood.
Never one to let grass grow under his feet, Hamilton is hard at work on his
next project, a teenage musical western entitled “Son of Jessie James
versus The Brides of the Amazing Atomic Man” and putting the finishing
touches on his “pet” project, a film noir script based on the life
of canine superstar of yesteryear, Lassie.
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