Movie premise:

Coneheads II: Blunt and To The Point (provisional title)

Pitch: To be determined

Synopsis:

It is twenty years later. Eli Turnbull (David Spade) is Highmaster of Remulak, having usurped the
position from the incumbent (Dave Thomas). Eli now has designs on Total Domination of the Earth. He's
not sure whether Beldar has given the people of Earth knowledge of Cone technology - in which case his
plan to become "King of The World!" might not succeed - but he still sends a massive fleet of Cone
Battle Cruisers to Earth with instructions to enslave its people by lunchtime or else.

Beldar (Dan Aykroyd) and Prymatt (Jane Curtin) are now grandcones, their daughter Connie (Michelle
Thomas) and son-in-law Ronnie (the late Chris Farley) having produced a girl - Bonnie (TBD). Ronnie,
alas, is no longer with us, having accidentally been dematerialised by Beldar's homebuilt lawnmower
when its nuclear power plant took offence at Ronnie's tinkering. Beldar's business as a driving
instructor has kept the family in reasonable comfort all this time, although he still hasn't been
able to get Gladys Johnson (Jan Hooks) through her driving test, despite 120 attempts.

Gorman Seedling (Michael McKean) is now Assistant Deputy Head Commissioner (an extra $600 a year,
he'll have you know) and still smarting from his defeat at the hands of the Coneheads. He is
obsessed with finding a way to get back at Beldar and his erstwhile assistant, Eli.

Fortunately for the Earth and all who sail on her, the former Highmaster manages to get word to Beldar
that Eli Turnbull is sending the fleet, but Eli has also sent word to Gorman that if he helps to
enslave the Earth, Eli will make sure that he becomes Head Commissioner in perpetuity. The
temptation is too much for Gorman who agrees to become a Fifth Columnist (even though he's never
done any journalism).

The plot thickens faster than gravy as the antagonists, protagonists, contagonists and even a few
disinterested agonists are thrown together in the fray. The Earth survives, its people blissfully
unaware that they have avoided disaster (just as they did the last time), Beldar saves the day, but
the surprising hero of the moment is, if you hadn't already guessed it, Bonnie...



Authors:	Peter G Q Brooks and C. Casey Brooks
		pcbrooks@earthlink.net
		(323) 851-1958


Agent/Attorney:	Stuart A Bronstein
		sablaw@sbcglobal.net
		(415) 285-5511