Hot Shot
by Don Appell

Hot Shot Book Cover
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Synopsis

TV talk show host Ray Whitehall loves Honeybelle Starr.

To further her modeling career, he arranges a meeting with a cosmetic tycoon who turns out to be a comedic, masochistic lecher.

Giving her a gun for self protection, he lunges at her.

Two shots ring out and he falls dead.

Dropping the gun, Honeybelle runs out of the room.

A woman enters and replaces the dropped weapon with her own smoking gun.

Ray finds the body.

Honeybelle swears she didn't do it.

Ray believes her only chance is to admit killing the lecher to protect herself.

When Honeybelle is tried and acquitted, she becomes America's heroine.

The real murderess appears threatening to expose Honeybelle as a fraud unless she receives half of her celebrity earnings.

A hilarious plot twist resolves the dilemma.

Press Reviews

"Entertaining and funny."

— Charlotte Observer "A snappy script... Hilarious!" - Jacksonville Times Union

Publication

Publisher Samuel French
Year 1977
Binding Hardcover
Pages 87
Place London
Language English
ISBN-13 9780573610455
ISBN-10 0573610452
DCC 822/.9/14

Hot Shot is a American comedy play written by Don Appell and published by Samuel French in London (1977).

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