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When a compassionate ex-baseball star agrees to adopt the 10-year-old daughter of a former love who is dying, he soon learns that the young girl is actually his.
Good situation, but I'm not seeing much of an obstacle here. What's the flaw he has to overcome to build a good life for his daughter (after all, he's already 'compassionate')?
Good situation, but I’m not seeing much of an obstacle here. What’s the flaw he has to overcome to build a good life for his daughter (after all, he’s already ‘compassionate’)?
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Okay, good. That's act one. And then what? Don't mean to sound facetious there, but I think you need to give some sense of what's going to happen. Reconciliation, I guess - but where's the conflict? Does he want to adopt daughter, but she, or mother, opposes that? Does daughter want to be adopted, bRead more
Okay, good. That’s act one. And then what?
Don’t mean to sound facetious there, but I think you need to give some sense of what’s going to happen. Reconciliation, I guess – but where’s the conflict? Does he want to adopt daughter, but she, or mother, opposes that? Does daughter want to be adopted, but he doesn’t want the responsibility? Does he have to prove she’s his? Try to prove she’s not? All very different movies…
So can you give us a sense of the action and conflict of the movie in the logline?
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