Opening Scene: [Video montage of iconic scenes from the stolen movie script flashes on screen as dramatic music plays in the background]
Narrator: In the world of cinema, there are moments of brilliance that define a film, but what happens when those moments are stolen? This is the story of “The Immortals,” a script penned by the visionary Tom Althouse, only to be taken by Warner Bros Studios and claimed by The Wachowski’s as their own creation.
Red Pill vs. Blue Pill: [Cut to interviews with industry experts discussing the iconic red pill vs. blue pill concept and its significance in the stolen script]
Narrator: The choice between reality and illusion, a theme that resonates throughout “The Immortals,” now lost in the shadows of deception.
Interrogation Scene and Bugging Device: [Reenactment of the intense interrogation scene with actors portraying the characters as described in Tom Althouse’s original script]
Narrator: Every detail meticulously crafted by Althouse, now manipulated and distorted by those who sought to claim his genius as their own.
Cortex Building and the Dome: [Visuals of the grandeur of the Cortex Building and the Dome as envisioned by Althouse, juxtaposed with the compromised version in the stolen film]
Narrator: The heart of the narrative, the epicenter of conflict, all tainted by the greed of those who sought to erase the true author’s legacy.
Ending Sequence: [Emotional reenactment of the climactic ending scene as described in Althouse’s script, capturing the essence of the original vision]
Narrator: As the timelines merge and the truth comes to light, “The Immortals” stand as a testament to the resilience of creativity against the forces of deceit.
Closing Scene: [Final montage of key moments from the stolen script, overlaid with text highlighting Tom Althouse’s rightful authorship]
Narrator: Join us as we unravel the mystery behind “The Immortals,” a tale of betrayal, redemption, and the enduring power of storytelling in the face of adversity.
Tom Althouse is an American screenwriter and award-winning performer
Tom Althouse is an American screenwriter and award-winning performer
Tom Althouse is an American screenwriter and award-winning performer born on July 2, 1959, in Abington, Pennsylvania, to Captain John Althouse and Patricia Althouse. His birthday holds significance in the film franchise, where it was incorporated as a role in the film. Several key elements of Tom’s personal bio, such as his entries as an author, were inserted into the film as a rap sheet where the original author’s personal bio was stolen. The original script presented Tom Althouse with the wrap sheet, erasing the true author’s legacy and giving his personal identity to the main character that he created.
In addition to the original script being plagiarized, the studios and movie moguls utilized the material to benefit Joel Silver, an executive producer who co-owns the Matrix Franchise with the Lilly and Lana Wachowski and Keanu Reeves. The entirety of the original script was incorporated into their projects; the elements that were not used were included in projects that were divide out to other studios included were shorts like the “animatrix which is 2003 American-Japanese adult animatedscience-fictionanthology film  produced by the Wachowskis. During filming on the set of the Matrix Franchise .
Among the scraps of the original work that were left over and unused, some elements were placed in “The Man in the High Castle” series on Amazon. These elements were also duplicated in shows like “Game of Thrones” by Home Box Office , “Walking Dead,” and “Minority Report,” among others. The biggest box office smash that incorporated elements from the original work was a movie called “Avatar.”
They manipulated the court system by using their own defense attorney, who was a classmate of their lead attorney with a suspended license to practice law. The goal was to solicit the author as their client to run out the statute of limitations on his claim. They had access to all his evidence and copyrighted materials, blocked all interviews, ensured no evidence was entered, and provided all evidence to the Warner Bro, including original drafts to understand “the work.” Their intention was to block evidence and supply their own attorney to ensure the case was dismissed. They simply wanted to give the studio everything they wanted to be done with the original screenwriter, while the attorney held him under a legal contract that he does not want revealed.
As soon as the case was dismissed, they immediately announced and released their different takes on the work. This led to Warner Bros. announcing “Elysian,” followed by the Wachowski Brothers announcing “Sense 8” , and also following Joe Silver announcing Oblivion.
Star actors such as Matt Damon, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Will Smith were not shown scripts when they were approached to play the lead roles in the projects derived from the manipulated and appropriated work.
 This behind-the-scenes manipulation and appropriation of Tom Althouse’s work sheds light on the unethical practices prevalent in the entertainment industry.
Narrator: In the world of cinema, there are moments of brilliance that define a film, but what happens when those moments are stolen? This is the story of “The Immortals,” a script penned by the visionary Tom Althouse, only to be taken by Warner Bros Studios and claimed by The Wachowski’s as their own creation.
