Daddy Derek's whole career is typical of Hollywood wannabes/washouts. Big talk about lawyers and "how many producers I know." You see these pathetic cases at every meetup at W's bar on Hollywood and Vine. They all try to pitch you some shit like Cool Cat as "a bankable franchise."
I think what makes Daddy Derek stand out, though, besides the sheer awfulness of his movies, is his complete lack of self-awareness. He still thinks that Cool Cat is the most brilliant children's character of all time, despite all the evidence to the contrary. Most people would have caught on by now, and it should be obvious to him that he has no real fans, but he hasn't, and it isn't.
You can shoot Cool Cat for a budget of less than $500.
"Lolcow Saves The Speds" would be more widely viewed, I think.
But how will we get drunk actors to be in our movie to give us Hollywood credibility?
Erik Estrada: "Did you see that?! Chris sprayed mace in that manajerk's FACE!"
Dere xe is!
Just be on the background, wearing Kiwi Farms logo shirt, walking backwards after approaching derek.
Best I could find.
Also, I found this article in Vox from 2014 -- four months earlier from its supposed release.
http://www.vox.com/xpress/2014/8/4/5967673/cool-cat-saves-the-kids
And yes, I'm aware that bottom-of-the-barrel filmmakers alter the dates on Imdb to make people believe they're current and their film has not being ignored for months/years.
Yeah, looked at that site before. It's probably ad funding for the car and the filming. It mentions a Cool Cat Harrier but I see zero mention of that on their site, anywhere. Note there's also ads for the Sunrise Ford salesyard as well
