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Sunday, April 2, 2028, Dallas at 50 Mini Series:
Main Cast of the Ewing Family (father, mother and 3 children living at South Fork):
John Ross Ewing III (48) - patriarch, head of the family, semiretired from Ewing Industries (Chairman of the Board and owns 42%), rancher, based on Jock Ewing, living at South Fork (owns 1/2), the "in charge" head of the business meeting with his lieutenants in his grandfather's den every Monday morning before sunrise
Pamela Rebecca Ewing (43) - wife, mother, long suffering from mental illness (an explanation for the issues of Rebecca's children), blue-blooded member of the DOA and President of the Ewing Barnes Family Foundations, owns her grandmother's mansion in the city of Dallas, Wentworth House, based on Rebecca Wentworth
John "Jay" Ross Ewing IV (26) - oldest son, unspoken but from an affair John Ross had in his early 20's, raised by Lucy as a young kid in NYC, adopted by and come to call and look upon Pamela as his mother, MBA and JD from Harvard, president of Rio Blanco, a small mining company looking to expand into rare earth, based on JR
Eleanor "Ellie" Sue Ellen (22) - only daughter, unspoken but from an affair John Ross had in his mid 20's, raised by Lucy as a young kid in NYC, adopted by and come to call and look upon Pamela as her mother, BA in Art from the Sorbonne, based on Gary (if JR and Jock hadn't have ganged up on him)
Steven Clayton Ewing (18) - middle son, unspoken but from Elena Ramos who's been in prison for her association with Trevino, adopted by Pamela as a baby, more interested in being a playboy than college and the business, based on Bobby
Supporting Cast Members:
Boaz "Bo" Harper Ewing (37) - brother, President and Chief Executive Officer (owns 42%) of Ewing Industries (a conglomerate owning Ewing Oil, West Star, CBC Financial, Branchwater mercenary, Rayland Transport, Wentworth Tool and Tie, Barnes Global media, Rio Blanco, Ewing Alternative Energy, etc.), lives in Dallas and jet sets around the world
Lucy Ann Ewing (70) - matriarch of the family, lives at South Fork (owns 1/2) and raises thoroughbred horses with Ellie, also a member of the DOA, patron of the arts, with seven marriages behind her, she's sort of a grandmother figure to the children, and she provides the connection to the original series
Marvin Pierce Anderson (48) - John Ross's best friend, grandson to Punk Anderson, lives on the Wade Ranch next door to South Fork, he was a Navy Seal and now semiretired to ranching with John Ross with stories of the two of them and Drew Ramos raising hell back in the day, he's also John Ross's go to person for any situation
Juan Carlos DelSol (48) - another of John Ross's good friends, son of Carlos DelSol, oversees the Carlos DelSol Trust which includes 16% of Ewing Industries, serves on the board, and owns properties around the world, including the Krebs Ranch, also next door to South Fork
Judith Brown (80+) - senator from Texas, old friend and mentor of John Ross's
Protagonists:
J. (Jeremey) Paul Wendell (58) - son of Jeremy Wendell, Chairman and CEO of the Trident Corporation (based on Chevron)
Vicktor Sechin (76) - Chairman and CEO of Russian oil company Gazneft
Dia Long / Long Dia (58) - Chairman and CEO of Chinese investment company the Sino Group
Scene 1 (prior to credits):
Nondescript office works gather around a water cooler in a office workroom, printer, mailboxes, that kind of thing.
One person says, "Well you know all the conspiracy theories, like Jock Ewing being being involved in killing Kennedy."
"Or Jock Ewing involved in a coup to over throw a Latin American government."
"Or JR Ewing involved in some coup to over thrown a SE Asian military junta."
"John Ross Ewing involved in over throwing some Arab state."
"I hear his wife was involved with some Arab prince."
"Yes but he was gay and when John Ross sent him back home, they not only executed him, his father was overthrown and the uncle gave John Ross a deal on pumping up oil that gave him the money to fight for the company."
"You believe that?"
"That's what they say. Anything's possible. Fact is, John Ross and his brother Bo ended up with Ewing Oil, Ewing Alternative, West Star refineries and gas stations, the media company Barnes Global, Wentworth Tool and Die, Ryland Transport, Cattleman's bank, now," motioning around, "Rio Blanco."
"And what do the Ewing's want with a failing mining company anyway?"
"Who knows, but things are about to get interesting around here."
"You know what I want to know, who shot JR Ewing?"
"Which time? I hear that last time he did himself in."
"No way."
"Well is was two thousand and ten and that one year with no estate tax, and he'd worked hard to get it through Congress and then he died that year. Two much of a convivence. I heard he'd been really sick anyway, but still, he dies late in the year, just in time."
"I heard he's sitting on all that Mendez-Ochoa drug cartel money."
The camera pulls back, down the hall, through the office lobby and out the glass doors with the lettering 'Rio Blanco, Inc.' and 'A Subsidiary of Ewing Industries.'
The camera runs down the building outside and pans around the city of Dallas skyline.
Credits roll.
Main Cast of the Ewing Family (father, mother and 3 children living at South Fork):
John Ross Ewing III (48) - patriarch, head of the family, semiretired from Ewing Industries (Chairman of the Board and owns 42%), rancher, based on Jock Ewing, living at South Fork (owns 1/2), the "in charge" head of the business meeting with his lieutenants in his grandfather's den every Monday morning before sunrise
Pamela Rebecca Ewing (43) - wife, mother, long suffering from mental illness (an explanation for the issues of Rebecca's children), blue-blooded member of the DOA and President of the Ewing Barnes Family Foundations, owns her grandmother's mansion in the city of Dallas, Wentworth House, based on Rebecca Wentworth
John "Jay" Ross Ewing IV (26) - oldest son, unspoken but from an affair John Ross had in his early 20's, raised by Lucy as a young kid in NYC, adopted by and come to call and look upon Pamela as his mother, MBA and JD from Harvard, president of Rio Blanco, a small mining company looking to expand into rare earth, based on JR
Eleanor "Ellie" Sue Ellen (22) - only daughter, unspoken but from an affair John Ross had in his mid 20's, raised by Lucy as a young kid in NYC, adopted by and come to call and look upon Pamela as her mother, BA in Art from the Sorbonne, based on Gary (if JR and Jock hadn't have ganged up on him)
Steven Clayton Ewing (18) - middle son, unspoken but from Elena Ramos who's been in prison for her association with Trevino, adopted by Pamela as a baby, more interested in being a playboy than college and the business, based on Bobby
Supporting Cast Members:
Boaz "Bo" Harper Ewing (37) - brother, President and Chief Executive Officer (owns 42%) of Ewing Industries (a conglomerate owning Ewing Oil, West Star, CBC Financial, Branchwater mercenary, Rayland Transport, Wentworth Tool and Tie, Barnes Global media, Rio Blanco, Ewing Alternative Energy, etc.), lives in Dallas and jet sets around the world
Lucy Ann Ewing (70) - matriarch of the family, lives at South Fork (owns 1/2) and raises thoroughbred horses with Ellie, also a member of the DOA, patron of the arts, with seven marriages behind her, she's sort of a grandmother figure to the children, and she provides the connection to the original series
Marvin Pierce Anderson (48) - John Ross's best friend, grandson to Punk Anderson, lives on the Wade Ranch next door to South Fork, he was a Navy Seal and now semiretired to ranching with John Ross with stories of the two of them and Drew Ramos raising hell back in the day, he's also John Ross's go to person for any situation
Juan Carlos DelSol (48) - another of John Ross's good friends, son of Carlos DelSol, oversees the Carlos DelSol Trust which includes 16% of Ewing Industries, serves on the board, and owns properties around the world, including the Krebs Ranch, also next door to South Fork
Judith Brown (80+) - senator from Texas, old friend and mentor of John Ross's
Protagonists:
J. (Jeremey) Paul Wendell (58) - son of Jeremy Wendell, Chairman and CEO of the Trident Corporation (based on Chevron)
Vicktor Sechin (76) - Chairman and CEO of Russian oil company Gazneft
Dia Long / Long Dia (58) - Chairman and CEO of Chinese investment company the Sino Group
Scene 1 (prior to credits):
Nondescript office works gather around a water cooler in a office workroom, printer, mailboxes, that kind of thing.
One person says, "Well you know all the conspiracy theories, like Jock Ewing being being involved in killing Kennedy."
"Or Jock Ewing involved in a coup to over throw a Latin American government."
"Or JR Ewing involved in some coup to over thrown a SE Asian military junta."
"John Ross Ewing involved in over throwing some Arab state."
"I hear his wife was involved with some Arab prince."
"Yes but he was gay and when John Ross sent him back home, they not only executed him, his father was overthrown and the uncle gave John Ross a deal on pumping up oil that gave him the money to fight for the company."
"You believe that?"
"That's what they say. Anything's possible. Fact is, John Ross and his brother Bo ended up with Ewing Oil, Ewing Alternative, West Star refineries and gas stations, the media company Barnes Global, Wentworth Tool and Die, Ryland Transport, Cattleman's bank, now," motioning around, "Rio Blanco."
"And what do the Ewing's want with a failing mining company anyway?"
"Who knows, but things are about to get interesting around here."
"You know what I want to know, who shot JR Ewing?"
"Which time? I hear that last time he did himself in."
"No way."
"Well is was two thousand and ten and that one year with no estate tax, and he'd worked hard to get it through Congress and then he died that year. Two much of a convivence. I heard he'd been really sick anyway, but still, he dies late in the year, just in time."
"I heard he's sitting on all that Mendez-Ochoa drug cartel money."
The camera pulls back, down the hall, through the office lobby and out the glass doors with the lettering 'Rio Blanco, Inc.' and 'A Subsidiary of Ewing Industries.'
The camera runs down the building outside and pans around the city of Dallas skyline.
Credits roll.