JOHN STORM

Adventurer, diver and amateur anthropolgist - captain of the SolarNavigator

INTRODUCTION

John Storm is the star protagonist and main character in the series of adventure books by Jameson Hunter. He is an amateur anthropologist keen on sports diving and rock climbing. He likes a challenge and cuts through the red tape much to the annoyance of many bureaucrats - but he gets the job done using his unorthodox methods and for that reason certain agencies who also cut to the chase, consult John on difficult cases.

Despite his no-nonsense approach to adversaries, John is also into ecology, alarmed about what politicians are not doing to save endangered species from the ravages of greed induced global warming. It's hardly surprising then that his first adventure is to try to save a humpback whale that is being chased by Japanese pirate whalers.

KULO-LUNA - THE CAST

CHARACTER		DESCRIPTION		ACTOR

John Storm	–	Adventurer	–
Dan Hawk	–	Electronics Wizard	–
George Franks	–	Solicitor based in Sydney	–
Suki Hall	–	Marine Biologist	–
Steve Green	–	Freelance Reporter	–
Charley Temple	–	Camerawoman	–
Sarah Jones	–	Solar Racer, Starlight	–
Jill Bird	–	BBC Newsnight Presenter	–
Tom Hudson	–	Sky News Editor	–
Dick Ward	–	Editor	–
Frank Paine	–	Captain Rainbow Warrior 4	–
Shui Razor	–	Captain, Suzy Wong, Japanese whaling Boat	–
Stang Lee	–	Captain, Jonah, Japanese whaling Boat	–
Zheng Ling	–	Japanese Black Market Boss	–
Peter Shaw	–	Pilot	–
Brian Bassett	–	Editor the Independent	–

The pictures on this page are to give actors an idea of the kind of portrayal film companies are likely to want. If you are interested in playing this part, or if you are an agent representing an actor who may be suitable, please contact Blueplanet Productions in confidence.

The part requires fitness for action sequences and travel to exotic geographical locations. Sub-aqua diving and martial arts experience will be useful.

NOVELIST INDEX A - Z

Jeffrey Archer - Kane & Abel

Isaac Asimov - I Robot

Peter Benchley - Jaws

Enid Blyton - The Famous Five

Charlotte Bronte - Wuthering Heights

Dan Brown - The Da Vinci Code

Emily Bronte - Wuthering Heights

Edgar Rice Burroughs - Tarzan

Lee Child - One Shot

Agatha Christie - Murder on the Nile

Tom Clancy - The Hunt for Red October

Arthur C Clarke - Space Odyssey

Michael Connelly - The Lincoln Lawyer

Michael Crichton - Jurassic Park

Clive Cussler - Raise the Titanic

Daniel Dafoe - Robinson Crusoe

Roald Dahl - The Big Friendly Giant

Charles Dickens - Oliver Twist

Arthur Conan Doyle - Sherlock Homes

Alexander Dumas - Count Monte Christo

Ian Flemming - James Bond

John Grisham - The Pelican Brief

Charlaine Harris - Dead Until Dark

Stephen Hawking - A Brief History of Time

Ernest Hemingway - Old Man and the Sea

Amanda Hocking - My Blood Approves

Jameson Hunter - $Billion Dollar Whale

Stephen King - The Thing

Rudyard Kipling - The Jungle Book

Stieg Larson - Girl with Dragon Tattoo

D H Lawrence - Women in Love

C S Lewis - The Chronicles of Narnia

Jack London - The Sea Wolf

Robert Ludlum - Bourne Identity

Ian McEwan - Atonement

Alistair McLean - Bear Island

Herman Melville - Moby Dick

Kyotaro Nishimura - Terminal Murder

George Orwell - 1984

Beatrix Potter - The Tale of Peter Rabbit

Arthur Ransome - Swallows & Amazons

Nora Roberts - Sweet Revenge

Harold Robbins - The Carpetbaggers

J K Rowling - Harry Potter

William Shakespeare - Romeo & Juliet

Sidney Sheldon - The Naked Face

Mary Shelley - Frankenstein

Wilbur Smith - Shout at the Devil

Bram Stoker - Dracula

Robert Louis Stevenson - Treasure Island

Mark Twain - Adventures Huckleberry Finn

Jules Verne - 20,000 Leagues U Sea

Edgar Wallace - King Kong

H G Wells - War of the Worlds

Oscar Wilde - Picture of Dorian Gray

Virginia Woolf - To the Lighthouse

FILM PRODUCTION COMPANIES

Amblin Entertainment | Carolco | Castle Rock Entertainment

Columbia (Sony Entertainment) | DreamWorks | Metro Goldwyn Mayor

Miramax | Paramount (a Viacom company)

Pixar | RKO Pictures | Tristar Pictures | Twentieth Century Fox | United Artists

Universal Pictures | Walt Disney

DIRECTORS

TOP 25 DIRECTORS | GEORGE LUCAS | JAMES CAMERON | JERRY BRUCKHEIMER | STEVEN SPIELBERG

QUENTIN TARANTINO | GORE VERBINSKI | PETER JACKSON | PETER WEIR | MARTIN CAMPBELL

Humpback whale in trouble

A - Z FILMS INDEX

13 GOING ON 30

16 BLOCKS

20,000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA

A PERFECT STORM

ALIEN

AN INCONVENIENT TRUTH

BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S

DIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS

FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE

PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN

ROBIN HOOD PRINCE OF THEIVES

ROBOCOP

ROXANNE

SCHOOL OF ROCK

SCOTT OF THE ANTARCTIC

THE COUNT OF MONTE CHRISTO

THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS

THE SOUND OF MUSIC

THE TERMINATOR

THE THING

THE WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH

THE WORLDS FASTEST INDIAN

A - Z ACTORS INDEX

James Caan

We are looking for scriptwriters, directors and producers to help turn this marine adventure into a 3D film, as part of the John Storm franchise. If you might be interested to come in on such a project at grass roots level please contact Blueplanet Netdirect Productions.

The story blend of fact and fiction is ideal adventure film material of the Moby Dick / Free Willy genre (Moby Dick was based on real whale attacks on whaling boats). FACT: A boat called Planet Solar completed the 1st solar powered circumnavigation in May of 2012 at an average speed of 2.36 knots (3mph) at a power to weight ratio of .99Kw/ton. The 32,100 mile voyage took just over 585 days (=72.63 miles/day). FACT: Solar Navigator (the real craft) has a power to weight ratio significantly more than 2Kw/ton and a superior hull-form such that it can produce turns of speed for film sequences.