I was branded a tyrant after I punched a woman who couldn't hit the high-note in the play I was directing (Schindler's list the musical). The world needs tyrants. The play wouldn't have been so well received if I hadn't been so determined in my pursuit of perfection ("Poorly performed and poorly acted. The play borders on the racist"- Tim Coen, The Times). I truly believe that in certain circumstances tyranny is necessary.....An eight month suspended sentence and compulsory anger management won't make that stupid bitch be a better singer (the anger management is going very well) but it did get my name in the paper (the reviewers left out my name as not to shame me, but I was heavily featured in "Director punches elderly woman off stage")
"A camel is a horse designed by committee" - The vision of one person leads to clearer results than something produced by a number of people. More people means more opinions and more compromise, everything becomes homogenised and nothing new or innovative comes out of it.....That's why I will solely write and direct my upcoming project "Speed 3: Segregate this".
Speed 3: Segregate this.
Picture this, it's 1955, a bomb is placed beneath a seat on a bus driving through Carolina. The bomb is pressure-sensitive and will go off in ninety minutes if somebody is sat on the seat. The main protagonist, Tim Steele is trying to get everybody off the bus before the bomb blows up. The bus is full of blind children on their way to the Velcro factory (a heart-wrenching plot device, but as useless as a fist-shaped dildo in this situation). Steele races against time to locate the rigged seat; unfortunately when he does, he finds Rosa Parks sitting there. Characteristically she refuses to give up her seat, putting everyone's life at risk. Steele has no time for compromise and is forced to take action, he shoots Parks in the face (possibly saying "protest this!" as he shoots her, not sure yet). Steele's tyranny saved the day, and the blind children get to experience the sensory extravaganza of the Velcro factory.
Not only will this movie help propagate the necessity for tyranny over common sense and democracy, but my actions in making this film will prove that only a true tyrant can produce work this innovative and original- I believe that fear is the greatest motivator, that's why I'll kidnap the first-born child of every cast and crew member (they will have the child returned if I win an Oscar, they will receive an additional child for each subsequent Oscar) - Very reasonable for a tyrant.