Sixth Annual National Collectible Toy Event Movie Preview

 By Greg Sullivan

Dateline Aug. 1, 2006
 
Cameras are rolling on the new movie F for Fat Guys, which will be screened exclusively at the Sixth Annual National Collectible Toy Event in Randolph, MA on Sept. 8, 2006.

 “Codename F” (Greg Sullivan) warns all evil toy manufacturers: “Beware!”

 Moose Hannon and Greg Sullivan will again reprise their roles as “The Two Fat Guys”. They had previously played these same characters in the movies Raiders of the Lost Batmobile and The Two Fat Guys Channel, which were shown exclusively at the 2004 and 2005 Annual Collectible Toy Events, respectively.
Both are members of the Boston Area Toy Collectors Club, who sponsor the annual event. Also appearing in the movie are Club President Steven Lanzilla and his wife Beverly Lanzilla, Mark McPhee, David Campbell, Juliet Hannon, Grace Hannon, Sheila Sullivan, and Sophie Sullivan.

 Greg Sullivan directs Steven Lanzilla in a pivotal scene from the movie.

 Moose and Greg have produced and written this comedy movie specifically for the sixth annual event. Club President Steven Lanzilla has remarked that he is unaware of any other collector-type event or convention where filmed entertainment is produced specially for the hosting organization.

 Jim Patterson runs the camera while Moose Hannon observes on the set of
F for Fat Guys.

The shooting schedule is nearing its end. Within the next two weeks, editing will begin. This process will take approximately three weeks. Peter A. Cancilla of Vaudeville Pictures, who edited the 2004 and 2005 movies, is also editing this year’s movie.

 Romance and international intrigue are the order of the day in this scene between “Codename F” (Greg Sullivan) and “Lady Beverly ‘Foxy’ Brown” (Beverly Lanzilla).

All we can reveal of the closely guarded plot is that it involves Greg’s difficulties with bringing a plan to fruition when Moose accepts an offer to tour Europe in a live version of Elvis – The Hefty Years. A future issue of Toy Times will print the Director’s Production Diary.

“Moose” (Moose Hannon) receives some unwelcome information from an “Assistant” (David Campbell).