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All I have to say,
"WTF is that aboot?"
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"Huh??? And again I say Huh??"
Duane - who, for the record thinks that quote was from Xander on the Buffy
Show...
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Web: Gen'l Reference Ctr Gold.
Source: Daily Variety, Oct 22, 2002
v277 i12 p2(1).
Title: It will be my version. (Just for
Variety).(Robert Halmi plans for
the return of "Teenage Mutant Ninja
Turtles")(multiple
topics)(Brief Article)
Author: Army
Archerd
Subjects: Entertainment industry - Officials and
employees
Entertainment industry - Product development
Motion picture
industry - Officials and employees
Television broadcasting industry -
Product development
Companies: American Broadcasting Companies Inc. -
Product development
People: Halmi, Robert - Planning
Locations: United
States
SIC code: 7800; 4833
Nmd Works: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
(Motion picture) - Officials and
employees
Electronic Collection:
A94261155
RN: A94261155
Full Text COPYRIGHT 2002 Reed Business
Information
[Graphic omitted]IT WILL BE MY VERSION," says Robert Halmi
of his plans for
the return of "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles." His
live-action will be a
four-hour miniseries for ABC and will be set in China
and N.Y. and will boast
the most advanced computer-generated images. He
reminds CGI wasn't quite as
refined in the original "Ninjas." Immediately
upcoming for Halmi is the start
of his "Dinotopia" series at Thanksgiving
and his "Snow Queen" at Christmas
... A.C. Lyles, who has produced "a
coupla dozen" Westerns, is back in the
saddle again -- as consulting
producer for HBO's one-hour "Deadwood" pilot
that starts production this
week -- on the Melody Ranch, which was owned by
Gene Autry. In the pilot,
Keith Carradine plays Wild Bill Hickok ... Jan
Sterling, a resident of the
Motion Picture and Television Fund Country H! ome
and Hospital, will join
costar Kirk Douglas at tonight's DGA screening of the
Billy Wilder-directed
"The Big Carnival" to be followed by a panel discussion
of the heavy drama.
It was originally titled "Ace in t he Hole," a title that
Kirk tells me he
always preferred. The MPTF's Next Generation Council
organized tonight's
event (open to the public at $10 per ducat). There's
plenty of drama on
that stage tonight as Kirk tells me he plans to add another
wing to his
"Harry's Haven" at the MPTF Home -- it's another for Alzheimer's
patients.
Congrats to the Douglases -- again ... Leeza Gibbons, a staunch
supporter
of research for Alzheimer's disease (her mother is a sufferer),
talks up
November as National Alzheimer's Awareness Month and announces
tonight on
"Donahue" establishment of the first of her Memory Centers to
be
established in North Carolina.
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