In 1992, director Les Mayfield brought us a film called "Encino Man" with a cast consisting of Sean Astin, Pauly Shore and Brendan Fraser. The film, in the U.S, grossed at $40,693,477, exceeding the less popular Pauly Shore film, "Bio Dome", which grossed at $26,757,000 in the U.S. We believe that a sequel to Encino Man would reach a broad audience of childhood fans of the original film, their children, and a new audience in a generation who was deprived of the greatness of the Pauly Shore era in cinema. If a second film were made, we could see where Encino man and woman end up in the modern world, how Stoney and Dave deal with life after college and the possible scientific ramifications of two cave folk being discovered as revived.



