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Ahhhhhh, its a brand new week, and ol' Father Geek is here once more along with our West Coast buddy Elston to bring you another timely rehash of all the news that was fit to print from out in sunny Hollywoodland during the last work-week that you may have been too busy to catch the first time around. So I suggest you sit back and get real comfy, refill that uber cool AICN mug with some steaming Java, or warm Cocoa, grap a de-lite-ful little munchie of some sort, and prepare to dig into the very active week that was in Tinseltown with our most current edition of...
THE WEEKLY RECAP...
TAKEN FROM VARIETY AND HOLLYWOOD REPORTER
CASTING
TAKEN FROM VARIETY AND HOLLYWOOD REPORTER
CASTING
* John Cusack is final talks to star in THE RUNAWAY JURY, based on the novel
by John Grisham, for director Gary Fleder, Regency Enterprises and 20th
Century Fox. Naomi Watts (MULHOLLAND DRIVE) may play the female lead. The
movie will focus on a high-stakes firearms case in Biloxi, Miss. Brian
Koppelman and David Levien wrote the script.
* Brittany Murphy is in talks to star opposite Dakota Fanning (I AM SAM) in
MGM/Greene Street Films' MOLLY GUNN for director Boaz Yakin. Production
begins June 29 in New York.
* Gael Garcia Bernal (Y TU MAMA TAMBIEN) will star in Matthew Parkhill's
emotional thriller DOT THE I for Summit Entertainment and Arcane Pictures.
It's about a woman who, on the eve of her wedding, kisses another man. Torn
between the safety of her fiance and the excitement of a new love, she
learns that things are not quite what they seem to be.
* Marton Csokas (RAIN) joins the cast of TIMELINE for director Richard
Donner.
* Maria Bello will star opposite William H. Macy, Alec Baldwin and Shawn
Hatosy in THE COOLER. Wayne Kramer directs from his own script for Content
Film.
* James Gandolfini is said to be interested in playing Ralph Kramden in THE
HONEYMOONERS, based on the classic TV show, for Paramount.
* Beyonce Knowles is in final talks for the female lead opposite Cuba
Gooding Jr. in Paramount Pictures/MTV Films' THE FIGHTING TEMPTATIONS for
director Jonathan Lynn.
* James Woods will star in the drama NORTH FORK for filmmakers Michael and
Mark Polish. Shooting begins this month in Montana. It's about a town that
is about to be covered by a manmade lake and the legends of angels that once
inhabited the area.
* Harrison Ford and Josh Hartnett are in talks to star in an untitled drama
about a pair of cops involved in a crime that revolves around the music
business. Ron Shelton will direct from a pitch he has written with Robert
Souza.
* Adrian Paul will star with Carly Pope ("Popular") and Rena Owen (ONCE WERE
WARRIORS) in writer/director Jesse Warn's psychological thriller PAPER,
SCISSORS, STONE. It's about a girl whose fascination for riddles becomes a
life-threatening exercise.
* Tim Blake Nelson joins the cast of "Holes," which includes Sigourney
Weaver, Jon Voight, Patricia Arquette and Allison Smith in HOLES, the
adaptation of Louis Sachar's kids book, for director Andrew Davis.
* Jeremy Northam joins Robin Wright Penn, Robert Downey Jr. and Mel Gibson
in THE SINGING DETECTIVE for Icon Prods.
* Aaron Eckhart is in negotiations to star in SUSPECT ZERO for Intermedia
Films and director E. Elias Merhige (SHADOW OF THE VAMPIRE) about a
Dallas-based FBI agent investigating a serial killer whose victims are
serial killers. Zak Penn wrote the script with a rewrite by Billy Ray
(HART'S WAR).
* Luke Wilson will star opposite Bob Dylan in MASKED & ANONYMOUS for
Intermedia Films and writer/director/producer Larry Charles. Production
begins in July. Rene Fontaine and Sergy Petrov penned the script based on
the unpublished short story "Los Vientos del Destino," written by Enrique
Morales. It's about a wandering troubadour brought out of prison by his
former manager for one last concert, a charity benefit.
* Amanda Bynes ("All That," "The Amanada Show") is in final talks to star in
Warner Bros.' coming-of-age pic AMERICAN GIRL for director Dennie Gordon.
Shooting begins in June.
DIRECTOR/WRITER ATTACHMENTS
* Marc Lawrence is in talks with Castle Rock Entertainment to write a sequel
to its action-comedy feature MISS CONGENIALITY with the intent to see Sandra
Bullock reprise her role as an undercover FBI agent.
* New Line snapped up THE CROSSING from writers Phil DeBlasi and Byron
Willinger for Pink Slip Pictures to produce. The project is described as a
female-driven actioner in the vein of BREAKDOWN.
* Iain Softley will direct the spy drama SHANGHAI for Miramax Films and
Phoenix Pictures. The story centers on an American intelligence agent in
Shanghai during WWII who becomes involved with the wife of a local drug lord
only to be discovered by a Japanese military official. Hossein Amini wrote
the script with a rewrite by Becky Johnston.
* Phoenix Pictures picked up the psychological horror script BLACK AUTUMN
from husband and wife team Adam Marcus and Debra Sullivan for O/Z Films to
produce and Marcus (JASON GOES TO HELL) to direct. It's about a young woman
who goes to an all-girls boarding school and discovers it's run by a coven
of witches.
* Gail Parent will adapt Dyan Sheldon's CONFESSIONS OF A TEENAGE DRAMA QUEEN
for New Line Cinema. Hilary Duff is attached to star.
* New Line is in final negotiations to purchase the spec script NO PLACE
LIKE HOME by Margaret Heidenry. It's about a cocky New Yorker with the
world at his fingertips and a deep repugnance to his parents. But when his
life crumbles and he breaks up with his girlfriend, he ends up moving into
their house in Long Island.
* Ann Cherkis will write a feature adaptation based on the nonfiction book
by Alexa Albert, BROTHEL, MUSTANG RANCH AND ITS WOMEN. The book is a
first-person account of the world of legalized prostitution in Nevada.
Albert was granted access to the Mustang Ranch near Reno to conduct a
public-health study and ended up living there on and off over a six-year
period. Cherkis will also write a script based on the 1999 Japanese film
HIMITSU (THE SECRET).
* Robert Benton will adapt and direct John O'Hara's classic novel
APPOINTMENT IN SAMARRA for Universal Pictures. It's set during the 1930s in
the fictional, high society world of Gibbsville, Pa., and tells a story of
liquor bootlegging, inherited wealth and self-destruction.
* Stephen Herek is in talks to direct the action/drama AIR TIGHT, written by
Tony and Joe Gayton, for Castle Rock. It's about a smooth con, a neat
freak, a helicopter thief and a black transsexual who manage to pull off a
heist worth $3 million.
* Harold Ramis will helm LET'S MAKE FRIENDS for Paramount/De Line about a
guy who has everything in life but a best friends, so he looks for one and
finds him in a water delivery man. Larry Levin wrote the script.
* Mark S. Waters (THE HOUSE OF YES, VH-1's "Warning: Parental Advisory") is
in final talks to direct Disney's FREAKY FRIDAY remake. Heather Hach has
written a script.
* Charles Shyer (FATHER OF THE BRIDE) will direct Paramount's remake of the
1966 romantic comedy ALFIE, about a womanizer whose near-death experience
causes him to re-evaluate his superficial, empty life. Shyer is penning the
screenplay with Elaine Pope ("Seinfeld," "Murphy Brown").
* Ed Decter and John Strauss and Ron Burch and David Kidd have written THE
JANE PLAN for Disney and producers Mark Ciardi & Gordon Gray (THE ROOKIE).
It's about a devoted assistant of a real estate magnate who would be lost
without her. After being taken for granted too long, she quits as he's
masterminding his biggest deal. His advisers work on a strategy to get her
back at any cost.
* Disney has purchased Douglas Carter Beane's romantic comedy script
SKINNER'S EDDY for Adam Shankman (THE WEDDING PLANNER) to direct for Hyde
Park. The story centers on a girl who returns home to a small town to take
care of her uncle's estate after his death. While living there she meets
the perfect man, whose only flaw is that he seems too good to be true.
* Twentieth Century Fox is developing SERIOUSLY DUDE, WHERE'S MY CAR? a
sequel to last year's low-budget comedy that starred Ashton Kutcher and
Seann William Scott. Philip Stark is in final talks to write the script for
producers Gil Netter and Wayne Rice.
* George Armitage is in final negotiations to direct the thriller THE BIG
BOUNCE, based on the Elmore Leonard novel, for Warner Bros, Shangri-la
Entertainment and Material. Production is expected to begin in August.
Sebastian Gutierrez (JUDAS KISS) has written an adaptation which centers on
a young grifter who meets the glamorous mistress of the wealthiest, most
powerful man in town. The two try and steal a fortune out from under her
lover's nose.
* David Fincher is in final talks to direct MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE 3 for
Paramount and C/W Prods. Robert Towne is expected to reprise his
screenwriting duties.
* Peter Berg (VERY BAD THINGS) is in talks to direct The Rock in HELLDORADO
for Universal. It's a modern tale about a bounty hunter who travels to the
Amazon jungle to settle a debt. There, he discovers his target isn't the
bad guy he thought he was and the two team up to find hidden treasure. R.J.
Stewart wrote the original draft, which was rewritten by James Vanderbilt.
Berg is no longer attached to direct the thriller NAUTICA.
* Disney Co. has grabbed the action-thriller pitch MIDNIGHT SUN from writer
Richard Jefferies, about a remote fishing camp operator who discovers one of
his guests is an international fugitive. The locals nab the criminal only
to discover his private army is coming to extract their boss.
* Sam Schreiber has sold STICKS & STONES to New Line/ChickFlicks, it's about
a former pool prodigy who gets back into the game after finding out that her
estranged father has ridden to the top of the professional pool world on the
coattails of another prodigal talent.
* Caroline Doyle-Karasyov and Jill Kargman have sold their teen comedy
script BITTERSWEET 16 to Paramount. The teen comedy focuses on the
competition of the absurdly lavish Manhattan private school sweet-16 party
circuit. The duo will also write an original screenplay based on the 1948
Cary Grant picture EVERY GIRL SHOULD BE MARRIED.
* Joe Nussbaum (GEORGE LUCAS IN LOVE) will direct the romantic comedy I WANT
KANDEE for MGM about a teen idol who is exhausted of the pop-singer
lifestyle. She runs away to stay with a stepsister, changes her look and
enrolls in an ordinary high school.
* Video director Dave Meyers will direct TOPSIDERS for DreamWorks, about
about kids who try to find a legendary treasure buried underground in
Gotham. Justin Merz and Jonathan Rosenbloom wrote the script.
* Dimension Films co-chairman Bob Weinstein has given a three-picture deal
to Eduardo Rodriguez, a 28-year-old Florida State University film school
student, who impressed Weinstein with DAUGHTER, a 10-minute short.
Rodriguez will direct the supernatural thriller SYMBIOSIS that he co-wrote.
It's about a couple who drive to Chicago to fix their marriage and start
over, only to pull into the wrong town after having car trouble. Shooting
is expected to begin next year and Dimension is looking for a writer to help
Rodriguez lock in a shooting script.
* Ridley Scott is in talks to direct the Warner Bros. drama MATCHSTICK MEN,
based on the upcoming novel by Eric Garcia. Ted Griffin (OCEAN'S ELEVEN)
adapted with his brother Nick Griffin and the project is described as a
drama in the vein of PAPER MOON.
* Darren Star ("Sex and the City" creator) will adapt and direct Tracy
Quan's book DIARY OF A MANHATTAN CALL GIRL: A NANCY CHAN NOVEL for
Revolution Studios. It centers on the diary of Chan, a call girl on
Manhattan's Upper East Side. The picture will be a comedic look at the
behind-the-scenes world of the oldest profession.
* Taylor Hackford is in talks to direct the drama THE RAINDANCE for
Paramount. Will Rokos (MONSTER'S BALL) is rewriting Doug Richardson's
script. It's about a convicted murderer serving a life sentence. He tries
to redeem himself by earning his law degree and tests his courtroom skills
when he defends another convict in the same prison.
* Jerry Bruckheimer Films has snapped up an untitled pitch by Katherine
Laupot (NOW YOU SEE IT). It's a supernatural femme thriller whose plot is
being kept a secret due to the specific nature of the story.
* The director and producer of the 1973 horror pic THE WICKER MAN, Robin
Hardy and Peter Snell respectively, are not involved with the remake of that
film. Instead, the two are reteaming with Christopher Lee to develop
another horror feature, RIDING THE LADDIE, which will star Vanessa Redgrave
and Sean Astin. It's about two American evangelists who meet danger when
they head to Glasgow to preach door-to-door.
* Jessie Nelson (I AM SAM) will direct, adapt and produce the children's
tale THE NIGHT I FOLLOWED THE DOG, based on the 1994 book by Nina Laden, for
Columbia Pictures.
* Jon Favreau is in final talks to rewrite and direct the Will
Ferrell-starrer ELF for New Line. It's based on a script by David Berenbaum
about a guy raised from infancy by elves at the North Pole. After
unintentionally but consistently wreaking havoc on the elf community, he is
sent back to New York to be reunited with his biological father.
* Shawn Ryan (FX's "The Shield" creator) will adapt the video game MAX PAYNE
for Dimension Films. The game features an undercover DEA agent out to
avenge the murder of his wife and child, which is no easy feat as he's been
set up for the death of a fellow narc in Gotham.
* Producer Steven Jay Rubin has purchased Gary Goldstein's romantic comedy
script JAKE AND MONICA'S PANIC ATTACK for Fast Carrier Pictures. The
screenplay centers on two neurotic, mismatched therapy patients who spend a
chaotic day in Manhattan searching for their missing therapist.
MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCTION TIDBITS
* Producer Mace Neufeld has grabbed screen rights to A LIFE IN RAGTIME by
Reid Badger, and will develop a film about Lt. James Reese Europe, a
musician and WWI soldier who helped spread jazz in its early stages
throughout Europe and the U.S. Europe was the son of a former slave and
became popular in New York, where his Clef Club was the first black
musicians union and its orchestra was the first black band to make
recordings and the first black ragtime band to play Carnegie Hall. He
joined the Army during WWI and was a machine gunner in an all black unit
that fought as part of the French army. His company, which the French
called the Harlem Hellfighters, served 191 days in combat, longer than any
other U.S. unit. At 39, while touring the U.S. , Europe's knife-wielding
drummer murdered him.
* Miramax has picked up the rights to COMEDIAN, a behind-the-scenes
documentary about Jerry Seinfeld's national stand-up tour. Christian
Charles directed the mini-DV pic which was funded by Seinfeld and features
appearances by Colin Quinn, Chris Rock and Garry Shandling.
* Warner Bros. has bought the remakie rights to the Korean romantic drama IL
MARE to be produced by Vertigo Entertainment. The original film centers on
a woman who moves out of her beach house and leaves a forwarding address,
but when a man tries to correspond with her, it soon becomes clear that she
lives in the year 2000, while he lives in 1998. And her letters to him might
cause his demise.
* Curtis Hanson has purchased the feature rights to a series of novels by
cult crime writer Charles Willeford including NEW HOPE FOR THE DEAD,
SIDESWIPE, THE WAY WE DIE NOW and THE SHARK INFESTED CUSTARD. Hanson is
developing the novels through his Deuce Three Prods. and may also try to get
the remake rights to MIAMI BLUES. Meanwhile, filmmaker Mark Bailey has just
optioned another Willeford novel, THE BURNT ORANGE HERESY about a psychotic
and murderous art critic, who, while trying to make a lasting name for
himself, tracks down the greatest painter in the world, now a hermit living
in rural Florida.
* Revolution Studios has settled on an official title for director Paul
Thomas Anderson's fourth film, calling it PUNCH-DRUNK LOVE. Adam Sandler
and Emily Watson star along with Philip Seymour Hoffman and Luis Guzman.
* Warner Bros. is in final talks to option feature rights to David L.
Robbins' mystery-thriller SCORCHED EARTH for Overbrook Entertainment to
produce with studio-based Material. The book centers on an interracial
couple who must deal with the controversy that ensues after their child is
buried in an all-white churchyard cemetery.
* Veteran producer Bill Todman and Gotham real estate magnate Edward
Milstein have optioned film rights to a trio of bestselling thrillers by
Victor O'Reilly. The titles they will develop are GAMES OF THE HANGMAN,
RULES OF THE HUNT and THE DEVIL'S FOOTPRINT. The books' hero is ex-Special
Forces operative Hugo Fitzduane who travels the world in different
adventures. The producers plan to draw from all three books for a movie
they hope will turn into a franchise, and the author is working on a fourth
installment.
GUNN SHOTS
(NOT from the trades)
* Discomedia has released its newest cartoon, SUPER CONSOLE WARS: THE
GAMEPIRE STRIKES GOLD at This Cool Site .
* The fans of Battlestar Galactica are very upset with the recent news that
the Sci Fi channel is doing a re-make. For info on petitions relating to
this, go to This Location and then Check out this Spot , and do your part.
* Visit Their Site for more information on the Destiny
Productions/Marc Selz film SHORT CUT ROAD.
Until next week...
Elston Gunn
elstongunn@hotmail.com
elstongunn@hotmail.com
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Apr 21, 2002 3:54:52 PM CDT
And Dick Zanuck announced on Friday that there will not be any s
by bari umenema
Memo from: Rupert Murdoch; Memo to: Dick Zanuck; re. No Monkey Sequel: Zanuck you are finished at 20th Century Fox! You will never eat lunch in my commisary ever again! You have utterly failed me! Because of your inept producing we now have no ongoing Apes franchise whereas 30 years ago we made 5 of these God damn monkey movies! Because of your un-productive producing the eccentric genius Tim Burton was unable to deliver the movie on budget! You went between 30 and 50 million dollars over budget depending on which set of books I look at! Therefore your deal here is over effective immediately. We will also be suing you personally for $350 million which is the figure my accountants tell me we will now not realize since we have no new monkey franchise here! I will see you in court Dick. Until we meet again. Rupert
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How could you not bold the part about Will Ferrell's movie? Sure, the plot sounds stupid, but this guy needs to be a big star. Soon.
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And here was I thinking Kathryn Bigelow was heralding a positive new direction for the off-form superstar. But no, he returns to the Land of the Bland, to meet its king, Josh Hartnett.
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WTF?!? I mean it, seriously... WTF?!?!?!?
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Apr 21, 2002 5:28:37 PM CDT
Not to be a troll or anything but that DD costume is total ass.
by cash bailey
It looks like it needs a good iron.
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was the original that popular a sequel was called for?
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the man's one of the best writer-directors out there, and ford can only benefit from working with him. nothing else to bitch about this week: stoked that armitage is doing leonard, and pretty damn pleased that hanson's got his hands on the willeford collection.
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Forgive me for sounding biased here, but I seem to recall that one of the essences of the original SD with Michael Gambon was the 'Englishness' of his history - as a child, the character grew up in pre/post wartime Britain. Why do I get the feeling that this will be yet another Americanized rehash? I can just see the trailer now. The theater lights go down, the captions roll and a gruff American voiceover says something like "His father was a cop..." Oh lordy. Let's hope they don't go fucking it up. Dennis Potter would be spinning like an electric motor in his grave. Here's my forecast - the character grows up in pre/postwar America, and will need somewhere with woodland...maybe New England. And I guarantee that he wont have exczema or psoriasis. Nah. They'll probably say "Well, we don't want to give [insert big star name here] a gross look, it wouldn't sell. We'll give him a mole. (sound familiar?). But it will be a really bad one. In fact, hey, why not set it in space. And while we're here, why not have him cracking the Enigma code, just like the Americans did in WWII, huh? Almost as bad as making "The Runaway Jury" about a Gun company. Jesus. Is nothing sacred anymore? Oh, p.s. any bad guys will obviously be English.
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I'm so glad Sam Raimi didn't give Spiderman a motorcycle outfit. The whole point of a skintight outfit is to increase mobility. Oh, but if Affleck were in a skintight outfit it would be painfully obvious that his physique is far from acrobatic. I think the name Daredevil is inspired by tight rope walkers and trapeze artists, not Evil Kneevil. One thing this film promises to do is give me something to complain about. So bad!
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Suspect zero sounds as if it has the potential to really look at an interesting moral dilemma (is killing killers wrong) i hope they really do something special with it.
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That's just embarrassing Hollywood.
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Yeah, and I'm Harry!
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How many times is the same Wickerman/Riding of the Laddie story going to be posted here? Also, y'know what I think would be a good idea? If they did a remake of the Honeymooners, but it was a cartoon and the whole cast were cavemen? How 'bout that! sk
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Apr 22, 2002 1:22:38 PM CDT
Because They Can Only Hold You 72 Hours On A 5150 Charge...BUZZ
by buzz maverik
TAKEN FROM THE DOCU-SITCOM ABOUT MY LIFE "THE MAVERIKS" STARRING CANDI MAVERIK, WITH BUZZ JR., BROTHERS CHE, SIOUX, CRASH, CAV & SPOOK MAVERIK, PA "INDECENT EXPOSURE" MAVERIK, NEPHEW MOSH, NIECES KIT & SIS, AND BUZZ MAVERIK AS DAD (INSTEAD OF SAYING "FOOKIN'" WE FIRE GUNS)...
The most interesting project in the pipelines this week is a production by Neverhappen Films. Producers Napolean Bonaparte and Julius Ceasar discussed the project with me this weekend in L.A. County Lock Up. "We visited one of those expensive public screenwriting classes at UCLA," Bonaparte said. Ceasar, who has a habit of finishing his partner's sentences and beers, added, "Everyone had written a Cinderella story about a guy making it big in the Industry and getting an actress girlfriend, except for the chicks in the class who wrote Cinderella stories about chicks making it big in the Industry and getting an actress girlfriend." The partners picked one of the scripts at random, LUCID DREAMS by Robert Slikes. "For a while we called it UNTITLED UCLA EXTENSION PROJECT, before settling on THE WORLD NEEDS WANNABEES," Ceasar said. "Yeah, we took a line from that Offspring song PRETTY FLY FOR A WHITE GUY from a few years back," Bonaparte said before begging me for protection from these three biker looking guys who'd just brought in...Reese Witherspoon will play a hardboiled cop on the edge in Alan Parker's HIGH MURDERS. Witherspoon's character must bring in her two lovers (Ryan Phillipe in a dual role) for killings they committed while stoned. Fortunately, she is also a lawyer and teams up with a street lawyer (Lawrence Fishburne) to defend her men..."I was a really big fan of BIG," said director/producer Yancy Chow,"as well as VICE VERSA, LIKE FATHER LIKE SON, DREAM A LITTLE DREAM and 18 AGAIN. I think people are nostalgic for those films." Chow is saving you a trip to your video store by making TAKE A PENNY, LEAVE A PENNY about a man (Matthew McConahey) whose body is taken over by his aging father (Paul Newman). "The title comes from the father mistaking those little penny dishes by the cash registers in restaurants for the tip jar," Chow said... Modern religion better look out, because Jerry Zucker is bringing us DAVEY & GOLGATHA. It's about a claymation boy and dog from a '60s cartoon let loose in the modern real world. Davy and Golgatha run afoul of televangists, perverted priests and the Church of Scientology...And speaking of Scientologists, Tom Cruise has dropped out and Patrick Swayze has dropped into JERRY MAGUIRE 2: THE WEIGHT OF THE HUMAN HEAD. Cameron Crowe quickly wrote the script after VANILLA SKY tanked because he and Cruise had vowed to only make successful films together. When it became apparent that this screenplay would only lead to disaster, Crowe also opted out. He was replaced by former indie director Stuart X. Kensington in his sell out debut. Kensington's Sundance dazzler from a few years ago, JAYNE MANSFIELD LOST HER HEAD, is still unreleased by Miramax. Kensington remains an indie rebel at heart, saying of JM2 producers,"Yeah, the dumb fucks hired me for this job because my last film also had the word head in title so they figured this would be up my alley." Kensington is no less outspoken about Miramax suit Harvey Weinstein. "He's a wanker!" Kensington said loudly on a Santa Monica street corner. When Weinstein was reached for comment he said, "Kensington is a pretentious fuck. He's from Illinois, where does he get off using the word wanker?"...SEE YOU IN REHAB.
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Fincher doing MI3 sounds awesome. Make it really dark, spooky, and with a ton of CG "through-the-handle-of-the-coffee-maker" shots to piss off all of the "geeks." Team him up with Woo, and you can count on my ass being in a seat. And I got no problem with "Where's My Car II" as long as they find them some decent looking girlfriends this time around. What a couple of pooches that were in the last one...
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