Conchata Ferrell

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04 mars Participez à notre concours Frankenweenie et gagnez des goodies 0
25 sept. L'art de Frankenwinnie : escale de Tim Burton à Paris 14
27 juin Une nouvelle bande-annonce de Frankenweenie dévoilée cette nuit sur les réseaux 0
01 juin L'adorable toutou de Frankenweenie de Tim Burton prend la pose 10
02 mars Affiche Teaser et bande-annonce du nouveau Tim Burton: Frankenweenie 0
28 oct. Le Nouveau Tim Burton Frankenweenie s'anime en images 9
21 août Première image officielle de Frankenweenie de Tim Burton 0

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Fr. Roderick,Not sure if you know this, but Tim Burton made Frankenweenie as in 1984 this is a remake as a feurtae-length film.There's also about the making of the movie. It's definitely worth checking out.Chris
Mike good idea about Burton doing a film with Elvira!Can't wait for Billy's report. It was a long day/night for me but I did mangae to get everyone that did sign with the exception of Catherine O'Hara. Landau also didn't sign at the premiere BUT he rolled down for me and signed at a red light leaving the afterparty. I'll tell the readers later what happened with Winnona when Billy posts his story. http://gpojsf.com [url=http://lcxwskwkz.com]lcxwskwkz[/url] [link=http://usyyjqif.com]usyyjqif[/link]
What's interesting to me about this ancedote is that you pitched "The Man Who Would Be King" way back when to Jeffrey. In my early days at DreamWorks, I was struck by how similar the development work and early scripts for "The Road to El Dorado" were to that great John Huston film, "The Man Who Would Be King". Of course, "El Dorado" morphed into a semi-comic buddy movie mish mash, but the early version was very different, and seemed to be heavily inspired by the Huston film.I've seen more than a few examples where something is pitched and rejected, but the pitch seems to plant seeds that germinate and sprout later. You were ahead of your time, Steve.
True that often a Walt "no" was pretty final, but there were also times in which his "no" was buseace he could see something in the persons work that could be better directed to other jobs, like moving Marc and X into WED, or telling his son-in-law to stay in production and not try to be an actor (though I wonder if that was just him fearing that given some practice on screen, the tv studio side would try to tell him that Wonderful World of Color would do better if Ron was the host). http://yftfli.com [url=http://tbrkxujrar.com]tbrkxujrar[/url] [link=http://jneppokwn.com]jneppokwn[/link]