Larry Flynt (1996), screenwriters Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski take marginal or plain cruddy characters and stick them in the middle of breezily wide-eyed biopics.
Screenwriters tend to make biographical films about uninteresting people.
The main characters in the works of Larry Flynt, Scott Alexander, and Laddy Karaszewski are all very interesting and note-worthy.
They would be taking a day of rest in the barrens.
There are ten Citgo's dotted all over Raleigh.
Three cats play in water.
The man is sleeping with the lady.
People on a baseball field inspect some bicycles
A male is at an outdoor park skating.