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Parlaying a career as a drug smuggler into Hollywood writing jobs on the original Miami Vice and various movie scripts, Weisbecker is the rightful heir to Hunter S. Thompson’s gonzo crown.
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Check out the first section after the jump, and if you need a little background on who Weisbecker is, check out our interview from a while ago.
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Allan Weisbecker, who has written two other well-reviewed books and was one of the original writers on Miami Vice, had to start his own publishing company to get it back in print, and long story short, he was kind enough to let me publish the most movie-related sections here on FilmDrunk.
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It took years of working in Hollywood and a critically acclaimed novel (a hilarious farce about the intersection of outlaws, quantum physics, and tequila), Cosmic Banditos, before Weisbecker wised up and realized that, even without making anything up, he was his own best character.
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Well folks, extra credit to everyone who took the time to read, Digg, and email their friends links to my 7,000-word-plus Weisbecker interview (hint hint).
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Extra credit to everyone who took the time to read, Digg, and email their friends links to my 7,000-word-plus Weisbecker interview (hint hint).
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(Un?) interesting tidbit: the quote I used in the intro to the Weisbecker interview was actually from The Rum Diaries – full quote: No matter how much I wanted all those things that I needed money to buy, there was some devilish current pushing me off in another direction – toward anarchy and poverty and craziness.
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Being home sick did however allow me to finally read the entire Weisbecker interview.
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Whoa, this Allen Weisbecker sounds like an alright feller.
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This is the trailer for Zen and Zero, a cool little (61 mins) surf documentary that Allan Weisbecker was in that came out last year.
ZEN AND ZERO 2007
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