CREWS, Harry and SOUTHERN, Terry. CarNew York: Cinnamon Productions, nd. 4to. 127 mimeographed pages printed on rectos only. Bracket-bound filmscript with original printed card covers. Condition: few light spots to front cover. MAN EATS CAR, BECOMES FLORIDA HERO: AN UNPRODUCED COLLABORATION BETWEEN CREWS AND SOUTHERN. What strange bedfellows Hollywood makes. While the infamous Crews eventually became adept at screenwriting (working on Sean Penn's first directorial effort for instance) it seems that the producers decided that getting the great American satirist, Terry Southern to adapt the Southen Gothic Crews' novel of a man who eats an entire 1971 Ford Maverick piece by piece, would somehow appeal to moviegoers and America's obsession with cars.