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Elston Gunn's WEEKLY RECAP
Father Geek here with Elston's once a week rehash of the film news you may have missed during the last work-week. Lots of coolness out in Tinseltown in the past seven days sooooo I'll get out of here and let you get into it, and...
The WEEKLY RECAP...
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CASTING
TAKEN FROM VARIETY AND HOLLYWOOD REPORTER
CASTING
* Johnny Depp is in talks to star in two films for producer Jerry
Bruckheimer: PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN for director Gore Verbinski and
TAKEDOWN for director Michael Haussman, both for Disney. PIRATES begins
production in October while TAKEDOWN is set for a March start.
* Piper Perabo, Stephen Rea, Sarah Polley and Stephen Lang join Ryan
Phillippe in the thriller THE I INSIDE for MDP Worldwide and director Roland
Suso Richter (THE TUNNEL). Michael Cooney wrote the script, based on his
play POINT OF DEATH, about the life of Simon Cable, who wakes up in the
hospital with amnesia after a near-death experience. While trying to piece
together the puzzle of his past, Simon learns he has the power to travel
back in time, change his future and solve the mystery of his brother's
murder.
* Steve Harvey is in talks to join Cuba Gooding Jr. and Beyonce Knowles in
Paramount/MTV's THE FIGHTING TEMPTATIONS as well as the Fox Searchlight
urban comedy HOLY WAR.
* Brendan Fraser will star in the Warner Bros. live action/animated pic
LOONEY TUNES: BACK IN ACTION for director Joe Dante. Production begins July
29 for a November 2003 release. The feature will follow Bugs Bunny and gang
on adventures through Hollywood, Las Vegas and Africa as they search for the
Fraser character's missing father and the mythical Blue Diamond. Warner
Bros. is also producing a series of Looney Tunes shorts to run with other
Warners pictures prior to the release of BACK IN ACTION.
* Zuleikha Robinson will star opposite Viggo Mortensen in the horse racing
adventure pic HIDALGO for Disney and director Joe Johnston. The project is
based on the true story of an 1890 Pony Express courier who travels
throughout the world with his mustang, Hidalgo, to compete against Arabian
thoroughbreds in a dangerous race.
* Edward Norton and Jason Statham join Mark Wahlberg and Charlize Theron in
Paramount's THE ITALIAN JOB for director F. Gary Gray and DeLine Pictures.
Production begins late July or early August. Donna and Wayne Powers wrote
the script, which is a remake of the 1969 pic of the same name. It's about a
thief who stages a traffic jam in order to steal back a gold-filled safe
that had been stolen by a double-crossing associate.
* Alexandra Holden (SUGAR AND SPICE) will star in the Mandy Moore pic HOW TO
DEAL for New Line and director Claire Kilner. Shooting begins June 24. The
project, based on Sarah Dessen's young adult novels THAT SUMMER and SOMONE
LIKE YOU, is about a teen who is surrounded by examples of love gone wrong
and decides it doesn't exist.
* Diane Lane is in talks to star in the Disney romantic comedy UNDER THE
TUSCAN SUN, based on the Frances Mayes memoir, for writer/director Audrey
Wells (GUINEVERE). Production begins in September. It's about an American
woman who goes to Italy in search of a more satisfying life. She buys a
villa in the Tuscan countryside and decides to begin anew, finding love and
fulfillment while restoring her home.
* Isaiah Washington, Mos Def, Wood Harris and Monica Calhoun will star in
the urban indie pic FROM THE OUTSIDE LOOKING IN for writer/director Jerry
LaMothe, who also stars. Shooting begins in August in Brooklyn. The project
is a coming-of-age story about a young guy who narrates the chronicles of
his past 20 years growing up with his four best friends in Brooklyn.
* Jim Caviezel will star in the high-speed action flick HIGHWAYMEN for New
Line about a young widower who drives the highways hunting for his wife's
killer, a dehumanized villain who uses a car as an expression of his rage
against the world. An innocent woman gets caught in the game as the men
chase each other in 1970s muscle cars.
* Kelly Preston will play a professional singer opposite Amanda Bynes and
Colin Firth in AMERICAN GIRL for director Dennie Gordon.
* Sigourney Weaver and Paul Rudd are attached to star in ACCIDENTAL BABY for
writer/director John Walsh about a woman who gets pregnant during a
one-night stand. She realizes this may be her last chance to have a baby and
she must learn to have some kind of relationship with the father, someone
she never expected to see again.
* Peter Gallagher is in final talks to play father to Mandy Moore's
character in the New Line pic HOW TO DEAL for director Claire Kilner.
Allison Janney and Alexandra Holden also join the project.
* Amy Poehler ("Saturday Night Live") and Christopher Walken join the comedy
ENVY, starring Ben Stiller and Jack Black, for DreamWorks and director Barry
Levinson. Production begins in July. It's about the souring of a
relationship between two best friends after one of them becomes rich after
selling an invention.
* Jeri Ryan joins Renee Zellweger and Ewan McGregor in DOWN WITH LOVE, a
romantic pic that pays homage to the comedies that starred Rock Hudson and
Doris Day. Peyton Reed directs. It's about an advice columnist who has all
the answers until a sly journalist playboy starts asking the questions.
* Adam Goldberg will star opposite Kate Hudson and Matthew McConaughey in
Paramount's HOW TO LOSE A GUY IN 10 DAYS. Donald Petrie (MISS CONGENIALITY)
directs the romantic comedy which starts shooting June 17. The project is
loosely based on the book by Michele Alexander and Jeannie Long, centering
on a ladies' man who bets he can't say in a relationship for more than 10
days. The girl he picks then tries to get rid of him using many of the tips
from a wrong-headed guide to romance.
* Donald Faison ("Scrubs") will join Brittany Murphy, Dakota Fanning, Marley
Shelton and Jesse Spencer in the MGM comedy MOLLY GUNN for director Boaz
Yakin about a city socialite who takes a job as a nanny after losing a lot
of money.
* Marla Sokoloff ("The Practice") will star in the indie pic THE TOLLBOTH
for writer/director Debra Kirschner. Tovah Feldshuh, Liz Stauber, Rob
McElhenny and Idina Menzel also star. The story revolves around an American
Jewish family as three daughters come of age and question the values of
their traditional parents.
* Jennifer Garner ("Alias") is in talks to star in Revolution's 13 GOING ON
30 about a 13-year-old girl who dreams of popularity. During her birthday
party, she takes part in a game called Seven Minutes in the Closet.
Humiliated, she refuses to come out of the closet and be subjected to more
embarrassment. When she eventually comes out, she finds herself five days
shy of her 30th birthday, looking fabulous and very popular. Josh Goldsmith
and Cathy Yuspa wrote the script.
* Hugh Jackman is in talks to star in VAN HELSING for Universal and
writer/director Stephen Sommers. The project is set in the late 19th century
and finds Bram Stoker's monster hunter Van Helsing summoned to a distant
Eastern European land to vanquish evil.
* Stockard Channing joins Woody Allen's untitled pic, starring Jason Biggs,
Danny DeVito and Christina Ricci.
DIRECTOR/WRITER ATTACHMENTS
* Todd Alcott (ANTZ) will write SAMURAI JACK, the live-action version of the
popular animated series, for director Brett Ratner, New Line Cinema and Rat
Entertainment. The project will be based on a treatment from series creator
Genndy Tartakovsky. The series centers on an ancient Japanese warrior
Samurai Jack, son of an emperor who was defeated by an evil wizard. Jack
trains for revenge, but the wizard sends him into the future through a time
portal and the samurai spends his moments trying to get back in time to free
his family, fighting the wizard's followers.
* David Koepp will write the first draft of SPIDER-MAN 2 based on his own
idea for the project for Columbia Pictures, temporarily setting aside his
adaptation of Stephen King's TWO PAST MIDNIGHT: SECRET WINDOW, SECRET
GARDEN. Scribes Alfred Gough and Miles Millar (SHANGHAI NOON) were
originally set to write the sequel, but will first wait for Koepp's draft
and begin working from there. The sequel has a January start date set for a
May 7, 2004 release.
* New Zealand filmmaker Christine Jeffs will make a feature adaptation of
the Richard Ford novel WILDLIFE. The story is set in Montana and centers on
a teen, his family and their attempts to find a better life.
* Columbia Pictures has grabbed the script CLASS CLOWNS from Grant Calof and
Greg Lee for Konrad Pictures to produce. It's about two friends who think
they've discovered the ultimate teaching gig but wind up at their old
school, which is still run by the principal who swore revenge on them as
kids.
* DreamWorks Pictures and Aardman are developing the claymation comedy
FLUSHED AWAY about a British rat who is inadvertently flushed from his
penthouse flat into the London sewers. He winds up falling for the sewers
and its inhabitants while trying to find his way home. Dick Clement and Ian
LaFrenais will write the script.
* RKO Pictures will remake its 1947 film noir feature BORN TO KILL about a
greedy woman who hires a con artist to murder her rich stepsister without
realizing he may have an agenda of his own. Richard Dana Smith is writing
the new version for producer Pierre David (INTERNAL AFFAIRS).
* Barry Sonnenfeld will direct a feature version of the bestselling book
series LEMONY SNICKET'S A SERIES OF UNFORTUNATE EVENTS fore Nickelodeon
Movies. SNICKET creator Daniel Handler is writing the script for producer
Scott Rudin. The series is about three orphans names Sunny, Klaus and Violet
who find themselves put off on a series of strange people, including Lemony
Snicket, who narrates each book. The recurring antagonist is a distant
family relative named Count Olaf, who at first takes in the kids but is
obviously trying to keep them from a family inheritance.
* Jim Kouf (SNOW DOGS) will write the Jamie Foxx golf comedy INGLE WOODS for
New Line.
* Griffin Dunne is in final talks to direct THE JANE PLAN for Disney. It's
about a devoted assistant of a real estate magnate who takes her for
granted. When she quits as he's working on his most important deal, his
advisers devise a strategy to get her back at any cost. John Strauss and Ed
Decter (THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARY) wrote the script with Ron Burch and
David Kidd.
* Director Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu and screenwriter Guillermo Arriaga of
AMORES PERROS will make a follow-up entitled 21 GRAMS (a reference to the
amount of weight the human body loses upon death). The drama attributes that
to the weight of a soul leaving the body. Shooting is expected to begin in
the fall.
* Mark Schwahn will write OLD SCHOOL: THE KEN CARTER STORY for Paramount,
MTV Films and Tollin/Robbins Prods. Paramount purchased the rights to the
life story of Richmond (Calif.) High School basketball coach Ken Carter,
who, in 1999, benched his entire undefeated basketball team for poor
academic performance. He forfeited two games and prohibited the students
from entering the gym unless their grades improved. His son, Damon, was one
of the members of the team who went on to earn four-year athletic
scholarships. His scholarship was to the West Point Military Academy.
* Marty Navis and Robert Ellsworth have sold the pitch PLANET CLAIRE to
Warner Bros. about a wily naif on the campaign trail.
* Twentieth Century Fox grabbed the comedy pitch ANIMAL CONTROL about
attendants at a zoo where the world's mythical creatures (Loch Ness Monster,
Bigfoot, etc.) are kept to prevent them from taking over the world. Barry
Josephson will produce the pic based on an original idea from scribes Eric
Kripke and Eric Gewirtz.
* Twentieth Century Fox has hired Erik Jendresen ("Band of Brothers") to
write THE 300 SPARTANS, an epic about elite Greek warriors who held off a
million Persian invaders in the Battle of Thermoplyae. Universal is
developing GATES OF FIRE, a similar project written by David Self based on
the Stephen Pressfield novel with Michael Mann attached to direct.
* Miramax will make TRUTH, JUSTICE & THE AMERICAN WAY, written by Paul
Bernbaum, based around the death of TV's original Superman, George Reeves.
Michael and Mark Polish (TWIN FALLS, IDAHO) will direct and produce the
film.
* Production-management company Guy Walks Into a Bar has set up a wedding
comedy pitch by Molly McAlpine (NUMBER ONE GIRL) at Intermedia Films.
* Phoenix Pictures has purchased the screen rights to the Agatha Christie
novel DESTINATION UNKNOWN to be developed into a feature with a contemporary
setting. Nic Osborne is writing the adaptation. The story centers on a young
woman who, after traumatic family events, resolves to kill herself. A
ruthless CIA operative persuades her instead to become part of a suicide
mission, but when the woman gets caught by the bad guys, she suddenly finds
a purpose in life.
* Rod Lurie will write an untitled project revolving around the media world
in contemporary New York for DreamWorks and Steven Spielberg, who will
supervise the script's development with an eye toward directing.
* Jerry Bruckheimer Films is developing a sequel to COYOTE UGLY to be
written by Gina Wendkos, who penned the original.
* New Line Cinema picked up the pitch LEAVENWORTH from scribe Jason Keller.
The project is described as a con movie in the vein of THE STING. Industry
Entertainment will produce.
* Joel Schumacher will develop, with an eye toward directing, Warner Bros.'
remake of A STAR IS BORN for producer Jon Peters.
MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCTION TIDBITS
* Fox-based New Regency has joined the Warner Bros. production of the sci-fi
epic THE FOUNTAIN (aka THE LAST MAN) with Brad Pitt attached to star and
Darren Aronofsky set to direct from a script he co-wrote with Ari Handel.
New Regency replaces Village Roadshow Pictures as a co-financier on the pic.
* Spyglass Entertainment is developing the live-action/CGI pic UNDERDOG
after grabbing the feature rights to the 1960s cartoon series of the same
name. The broad comedy centers on an inept watchdog transformed into a
superhero after being accidentally exposed to an experimental elixir.
* Producer Arthur Sarkissian has optioned remake rights to the 1961 pic EL
CID. It's about war-torn Spain during the 12th century and a lord who became
one of the greatest heroes of all time, calling upon Christians and Moors to
stand up against the fanatical religious warrior Ben Yussuf and his army.Until next week...
Elston Gunn
elstongunn@hotmail.com
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What's it called? Coyote Uglier?
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I'd like to see this if it gets off the ground. Jackman is a pretty good actor and has great stunt chops, and I'd really love to see them play Van Helsing as a bad-ass vampire hunter/killer. A director like Alex Proyas could turn this into an old-school dark, moody, gothic scare-fest. Here's hoping that a decent script is attached!
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Great cast, shame about removing all trace of uniqueness from the film and making it into a generic LA car chase action movie.
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I wonder if it takes the stance that he was murdered, because as we all know, no one commits suicide if they're famous.
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Jun 17, 2002 10:44:52 PM CDT
"Coyote Ugly" a movie that basically tells 14 year old girls tha
by triumph the dog
Woof.
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All these other films sound like dreck except maybe for 21 GRAMS.
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Buzz Maverick's Weekly Thread Hijack. Also, Coyote Ugly 2 , Coyote Uglier. That was damned funny.
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is this a joke? Surely if he wanted to make a mainstream action film he'd have done it by now?
And does anyone else think that the Garner project sounds uncannily like Big?
A few interesting ones: Count Olaf, that Stephen Rea thriller, 2 roman epics (betcha only one will get made, though), Pitt/Aronofsky is an intriguing combination too.
How to Lose a Man in 10 Days? Try 2 seconds, with these simple words: f##k off! What a crap premise! -
Before he kills an audience member with a bludgeon labeled "MESSAGE." From the department of comical first names comes the "Hidalgo & Viggo & Zuleikha" Show. In the tradition of fellow indie-stars-turned-money-chasers Sean Penn and Nic Cage, Johnny Depp finally smells the green and signs a deal with the Devil himself. And yeah, who resurrected RKO?
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no one - i say, NO ONE - is immune to the seductive charms of jerry bruckheimer! i was somewhat taken aback when john "insufferably self-righteous and PC since 1986" cusack ended up with bruckheimer on his breath after appearing in 'con air', but that pales into insignificance when stacked up against johnny "no logo" depp starring in not one BUT TWO bruckheimer blockbusters! 'pirates of the caribbean'? hmmmm. could work, actually. rossio & elliott ('the mask of zorro') are working on the script, verbinski's not an absolute hack and pirate movies - as we all know - have the potential to kick ass (unless they star geena davis and matthew modine...MATTHEW MODINE? what the fuck were you thinking, renny? ahem, let's move on). 'takedown' - i dunno about this. reeks of 'mcbain', if you ask me. and who's this haussman guy? the final analysis: depp seems like a pretty smart and passionate guy; i'm sure he won't let the bruckheimer experience taint him completely. he'll make a little money, maybe raise his profile a bit, go back to arthouse and offbeat when the mood takes him. cool*****what's all this live action/animation combo business? has there ever been a good one? (and i'm including 'who framed roger rabbit', which never really did much for me). this 'looney tunes: back in business' mightn't completely blow, mainly because joe dante's at the helm and brendan fraser's in the lead. dante knows his looney tunes stuff, and fraser is agile and imaginative enough to pull off co-starring alongside toons (after seeing 'scooby-doo', i'd say matthew lillard could do likewise...i can't stand that overactive ham but he was fucking good as shaggy). the big question: they can do it but SHOULD they?*****'hidalgo' - as long as it's in the 'black stallion' vein, it could have a chance. and viggo's usually a safe bet for quality (did you not see 'american yakuza'?)*****i'm a little worried abour ed norton. look at those 'red dragon' pics and - as one astute talkbacker pointed out - he's wearing freddie prinze jr's 'scooby-doo' wig. will graham with a blond mullet? WTF? and now this 'italian job' thing? "mr norton, will you hold for mr bruckheimer on line 2? he wishes to discuss a supporting role in a pirate movie"*****'under the tuscan sun' = martha stewart-esque good taste/lifestyle porn. but i'm getting old, and i'm kinda into that sort of thing*****'highwaymen'? no thanks, already saw 'the wraith' back in the day. good lord, caviezel, you can do better than this, can't you?*****stiller + black + levinson = cool. cool + walken = shit yeah. shit yeah + amy poehler = i am SO there. 'envy'. dig it*****ewan and renee in the leads was a good start. and peyton reed did pretty well with 'bring it on'. but this comedy's supporting cast? the annoying sarah paulson? the kinda one-note david hyde pierce? and now the curvaceous but not-all-that-inspiring jeri ryan (AKA "the white halle berry")? hmmmmm. i'd like to be proven wrong about these people, but i haven't been so far*****'molly gunn' seemed like it could have been a US version of 'amelie' in the right hands but casting amber dempsey - oops, i mean dakota fanning - is a step in the wrong direction. seriously though, can't you just see fanning giving frightening conviction to amber's immortal line "when i grow up, i want to be a sweetiepie"? this ChildStar version 2.0 creeps the absolute fuck outta me in a way i haven't experienced since the glory days of hallie kate eisenberg*****lemme get this right: 13 y.o. girl goes into closet, comes out as 30 y.o. woman, is automatically popular with all the kids in school. HUH? if she went in looking like the afore-mentioned hallie kate (who's fuckin' ugly, no two ways about it) and came out looking like, i dunno, alexis bledel or some other teen cutie - THIS i could buy. but "goes in as teen, comes out as statuesque older babe"? ain't happening, makers of '13 going on 30', even with jennifer garner in the lead*****'van helsing'...ah, 'van helsing'. i freely admit to heaping hot buttered scorn on this idea when elston gunn first flagged it. sounded like more of the same stephen sommers PG-13 crap. but the announcement that jackman might take the lead fanned the flames of imagination, my friends and fellow geeks. what if this turned out cool? what if sommers got some of his 'deep rising' gusto back? what if this kicked off a nifty kind of franchise, a supernatural 'indiana jones' series? god, i'd love it if that was the case. i'd love it if sommers used CGI to enhance a good story rather than pad out a bland one. i'd love it if jackman made van helsing a wolverine-style badass, a man of scars and secrets...not an anachronistic puss who drops stale-ass one-liners like "i've got a bad feeling about this". man, lemme tell ya, i've got an R-rated 70mm 'brotherhood of the wolf'-inspired director's cut of 'van helsing' running in my head right now, and i'm gonna be superpissed if sommers' end product doesn't correspond*****sad news of the week: brett ratner's 'samurai jack' = no chance of ever seeing darren aronofsky's film version of frank miller's 'ronin'. damn*****'coyote ugly 2: coyote fugly'? i've no desire to see this movie but i can't help but be intrigued - what would the story involve?*****an open memo to steven spielberg: dude, just saw 'minority report' - pretty cool stuff. seems like you're back on track, so don't mess it up by associating yourself with that untalented fuckwad rod lurie. 'the contender' was the worst kind of pretentious dreck, and 'the last castle' was even more hideous than that. that's all for now. your pal, five-tone*****OK, if barry sonnenfeld can bring his 'addams family' stylings to the lemony snicket 'unfortunate incidents' books, we might have something here. just remember, scott rudin, the script is the key. don't expect to get by on quirky visuals alone*****joel schumacher does 'a star is born'? gee, i'd never have put those two together!*****antonio banderas is 'el cid'. (end of discussion.) and how about mctiernan to direct? (this topic open to discussion.)*****any major dude will tell you...now five-tone has too (at great length - sorry about that, folks).
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what the hell...these sound like pitches and they all suck..class clowns should be called Ass Clowns. The Summers Van Helsing project looks promising but thats about it...
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Jun 18, 2002 2:18:50 AM CDT
Just cast Johnny Depp as Underdog on a pirate ship in the Carrib
by bari umenema
Then you hit two birds with one stoned actor. Makes sense to me.
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A animal rights activist fights to replace violent videogames with peaceful ones such as "Making Protest Signs" and "Hackeysack" in GUAC-A-MOLE. Director Peter Mesquite
(DUSK OF THE DEAD, THE CRACKED MOVIE) has been attached to FINGERTIPS, a series of
vignettes based on songs from the They Might Be Giants album "Apollo 18".
It is rumored that Jim Carrey has expressed interest in "What's that Blue Thing Doing Here"
and "Mysterious Whisper." Respected playright Rufus Macguilicudy "You Can't Kill Raisins (They're Already Dead)" has signed on to direct BARTON FINK 2: SHOW ME THE LIFE OF THE MIND!
This week's Lil Bow Wow Watch(tm) spies the hardest working child in showbiz as Chris Tucker's
son in THE SUMBITCH OF ALL FEARS as well as Benny in BOXCAR CHILLIN', the urban
retelling of the classic childrens' series.
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I'm reading the recap and all is fine. Then I see my idea, MY IDEA showing up on the list! No f-ing way! HOLLYWOOD IS STEALING MY BRAIN! Oh let's be serious, they option a million things a day, will it ever see light? We'll see. Of course my idea will probably never see light, but it's still my idea. Ps. I'm not going to tell you which one just in case the idiots who stole it are reading this talkback. My idea is better.
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They should just re-release Barfly and CALL it Coyote Ugly 2. Also, is anyone sick of Hollywood's attitude that comic books and animation aren't legitimate storytelling forms? Why do we need a live action Samurai Jack? Just leave it in its intended form! sk
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..is really the first of two prequels in the COYOTE TRILOGY, called... wait for it... Coyote Good and Coyote Bad. Thankyou. Peace.
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Has the world totally gone bonkers? Coyote Ugly 2 and a live action/cgi version of Underdog... All in one week. Oh, and boodylicious Beyonce Knowles getting another acting job before anyone even sees her in her first acting gig. I want some of whatever the people coming up with these projects are smoking.
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Jun 19, 2002 12:41:44 AM CDT
This is the place to steal ideas from no doubt about it.
by bari umenema
Some of you guys have been ripped off on these boards because you post really good ideas in your Talkbacks to impress all the other geeks here and the good ideas are read by unscrupulous Hollywood lowlifes such as no- talent brain-dead writers and despicable development executives who troll these boards specifically looking for stealable ideas. If you post something on the internet then it is pretty much public domain right then and there which means anybody can steal your idea. Be careful what you post on these cool boards because if it's a good idea it will be stolen very quickly and you'll read about the sale of your idea without you on Elston's weekly recap.
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