Now in Development

Beach St Productions & Redman Entertainments

Bob Hope appears in this screenplay with the permission of the Bob & Dolores Hope Foundation. Use of his name and likeness is licensed through agreement with the Foundation.

The Road to Hope

Set in the small coastal town of Laurieton, NSW, Australia, in August 1944, The Road to Hope blends nostalgia, humour, and heart with a unique brush of Hollywood magic. When Bob Hope’s USO troupe makes an emergency landing, a quiet town is transformed over the course of a couple of days. It’s a story about youth, community, and the moments that shape us in the spirit of Stand By Me and My Week with Marilyn.

Producer: David Redman

For Beach St Prods; Julie McBeth

Writer/Director: Leigh Sheehan

Production Designer: Ralph Moser

Music: John Foreman

The Bob & Dolores Hope Foundation has no financial involvement in this production and will not benefit from any monies generated by its release

Producer David Redman options "Hello I Must be Going"

Hello, I Must be Going

Screenplay : Leigh Sheehan

Upon wrapping of filming their satirical masterpiece film "Duck Soup," the Marx Brothers reflect on their uproarious ascent from Brooklyn's vaudeville stages to Hollywood stardom, navigating family dynamics, early failures, and the relentless pursuit of laughter