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Leif - The Viking
A story of Leif Eriksson, the son of
Erik the Red.
Leif, the Viking that
discovered
America, befriended American Indians, and battled with hostile tribes 500
years before
Columbus.
Base
on a true story, handed down to Dr Larsson, one of the writers.
Story by. DR Jan Larsson
Written by: DR Jan Larsson & Robert Hecker
Dragon Ship
Leif - The Viking
A story of Leif Eriksson, the son of Erik the Red.
Leif, the Viking that discovered
America, befriended American Indians, and battled with hostile tribes 500
years before Columbus.
Base on a true story, handed down to
Dr Larsson, one of the writers.
Estimated budget
$75,000,000
Producers: (pending)
Dr Jan Larsson
Fred Davis
Written By:
DR. Jan Larsson & Robert Hecker
Director
(TBO)
Wish list: Ridley Scott, James Cameron,
Gore Verbinsky,
George P. Cosmatos (Jan connected him with some film makers).
Actors:
TBO
Available are 7 Viking Ships & Dragon Ships
worth $1,000,000 Each.
The ships are available for use in the film and pending agreements may be
use for collateral of their worth at $7,000,000
Possible locations
for shooting: Canada, Iceland, Norway, Scotland, North Carolina and
Australia and New Zealand.
Leif Eriksson Synopsis
In the year of 1000 A.D. the oceans were
dominated by the Vikings with their swift Ships. Erik the Red and his son
Leif Eriksson lived in Greenland. However they often visited and traded in
countries of Northern Europe. Once when returning to Greenland Leif sails
into a storm and is carried away hundreds of miles west of Greenland. In
order to orient himself Leif climbs the mast of the Ship. He sees a new
Land.
Back in Greenland Leif meets his girlfriend
Solveig. Leif’s best friend Ragnar is also in love with Solveig. Leif goes
away to Norway to serve in the guard of King Olaf. When Leif returns he
finds that Solveig has married Ragnar his best friend. This gives Leif time
to reflect over life and to prepare an expedition to the land he saw in the
winter-storm.
Leif and his men arrive in Labrador in mid
summer and ran into two different Indian tribes, one friendly and one
hostile. Soon the Vikings are at war with the hostile tribe. After several
years of fighting the Vikings are driven away from the territory. History
now makes a hold for 500 years, waiting for Christopher Columbus.
Contact Fred M Davis of
Hollywoodfunding.com
E
mail
Leif The Viking
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