indieWIRE's Edward Davis has posted a review of Charlie's screenplay for the MEGA-HIGHLY-ANTICIPATED (by me) film, Frank or Francis. Needless to say, there be spoilers. Click at your own peril. I'm not responsible for what your index finger does to your mouse. And avoid the italics below if you don't want an excerpt. The review doesn't offer much more info than what we posted back in July, but it does confirm what we already knew.

As the title suggests,"Frank Or Francis" is a ridiculously (relatively) epic story, built around two parallel characters, Frank Arder, a pretentious, self-important screenwriter-turned-filmmaker whose feature-film "You," becomes a sensation in Hollywood after it's nominated for a record-making 29 Academy Awards. Hard to explain in this space—audiences do see some of it in the film—and large in scope and scale, "You" centers on a homeless man played by Arder. In fact Arder plays every character in the film including women and children and characters of many races including African Americans.

Francis is an online blogger—no, that's giving him far too much credit. He's a loser, but a self-important, arrogant film-blog commenter who lives in his parents attic and his scathing critiques of Hollywood have earned him a bit of a following (we swear he's modeled after LexG on Hollywood Elsewhere, but that's likely a coincidence). There's then actually one more "lead" character,  Alan Modell (also known as the Emcee in the script due to his Oscar hosting duties), a comedian with a faltering career who is known for his wildly popular, immensely moronic "Fat Dad" roles (not dissimilar to "The Fatties" from "Tropic Thunder"). (Source)