After moving to Poland a few years ago I thought it would be cool to make a tv show about someone living in another country without speaking the language ad eventually learning it. It wouldn't have been a comedy though, more of a drama with light comedic elements. It's a shame I didn't have the same connections he does or it would have been on season 2 or 3 by now.
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It wouldn't have been about travelling abroad, but completely uprooting your life and moving to another country for a woman, which I did years ago and I'm still learning the language and far from fluent.
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I did exactly that in 1993. when I came to the US for the woman I loved. It was hard learning the language, the major differences in life, driving, working, losing a major part of my income to work here. And, yes, it wouldn't have been a comedy, vary much the drama, especially when 4 years later she was diagnosed with a terminal cancer and having to work with the health and social services over here.
But if you asked me to do it again, for her I would have done it, she was beautiful, intelligent, sexy and the best thing that happened to me in my life. And I miss her so much every day.
Poland is terrible. Your sister's not famous. Dream smaller.
shareWhen they did project greenlight for sitcoms almost all of them were fish out of water stories. Everyone has had this idea.
shareUh no, Dale McRaven did. It's called "Perfect Strangers"...the saga of Cousin Balki Bartokomous.
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Next you're donna say you thought of the Taco Truck first!
"All the donuts have names that sound like prostitutes"
-Tom Waits
You have to be completely retarded, or just American. This concept occurs to everyone who visits a foreign country.
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