JFK to 911 Everything Is A Rich Man's Trick

Francis Richard Conolly was born May 23rd 1957 in Wallsend. He studied Art at College and gained entry to York University. Although many said he would be "the next Dali," his efforts in the Film department attracted even more attention, with University staff members constantly assailing him to produce documentaries about them and their departments, a situation which in turn led to his first professional commission, making a series of Documentaries for the UK health service. But whilst the world seemed ready to accept his talent the BBC, which seemed not to like his grandfather's anti-establishment past, did not. Passed over for every Producer's position he tried instead to write screenplays and found himself plagiarized by Paramount Pictures. It was a disaster which did at least force the BBC to sit up and take notice. This in turn led to his first drama commission, a play for BBC7. Although a hugely-admired and respected Physical Education teacher and pro-athlete, he continued to write screenplays and almost made a breakthrough with Oscar-winning Hollywood Producer David Parfitt, who evinced interest in bringing two of his stories to the big screen. The end result was the cult Youtube movie JFK to 911 Everything Is A Rich Man's Trick, which was given the distinction of being the first documentary ever banned from Youtube in spite of it's achieving way over a billion hits.