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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: 10Bears on July 21, 2003, 11:55:24 AM
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Yo Nash, Funked,
Wanna do something fun and get paid for it?
Write some dialog for BoB-pac ;)..
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Steven Spielberg (news), Tom Hanks (news) and Gary Goetzman -- the Emmy-winning creative team behind "Band of Brothers" -- are mounting a new 10-part World War II mini-series centered on battles in the Pacific theater.
DreamWorks confirmed that the project, being referred to as the "Untitled World War II Pacific Theater Project," is in the early stages of development, with a deal being finalized for HBO to serve as a partner in the mini-series.
Whoa
Screenwriter Bruce McKenna, who penned several installments of the first miniseries and picked up a Writers Guild of America Award for his work, already has held numerous creative meetings with Spielberg and Goetzman and is expected to become the head writer.
Hmmm...
Yahoo (http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=597&e=7&u=/nm/television_brothers_dc)
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Cool news. I already have the BoB box set at the top of my list for Santa come Xmas.
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wohoo!!
You know, some day when I get stinking ritch, you can expect a "saving Gefreiter Hoffman"-movie, followed by a 20 part miniseries called "Barbarossa to Berlin" or something...
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I wish they would do a mini-series on a b-17 crew or something instead!
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I'm looking forward to it. I still haven't seen the original series yet but I'm looking forward (backward?) to watching that too. Thanks for the heads-up!
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Originally posted by Furball
I wish they would do a mini-series on a b-17 crew or something instead!
battle of britian - maybe on the 1st american eagle squadron
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Oh please don't cast Nicholas Cage or Bruce Willus for this one...
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Hey, as long as Segal doesnt show his face there, Im satisfied.
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Originally posted by Eagler
battle of britian - maybe on the 1st american eagle squadron
I was gonna say that, but you think the majority of the american audience would go for a series based on the RAF?
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Sure Furball. After that historically inaccurate mess that was "Pearl Harbor" we are thirsting for an accurate piece. Why would we care if it was based on the exploits of our beloved English brethren?
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Cool, wish they would do it then! My POV was just they would like to make as much money as possible from making the series, and i thought that quite a large number of people over there would be put off by the fact that its not America doing the fighting.
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BOB? ok but they gotta be American actors so that they don't have accents and no mr cage!
lazs
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Tom Hanks would be an excellent BOB-pilot...
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What the hell are you talking about 10B? :)
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Sweet!
edit: eek! 666th post. :mad:
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Furball, think about it.... what was the best part of the movie Pearl Harbor? Hehehe well, it was British.
I remember first seeing in her in "Much Ado About Nothing."
Somewhere between incredibly cute and simply gorgeous.
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Oh... when I first saw this I thought about you.. Writting dialog would be fun... never mind ;)
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Originally posted by Furball
I was gonna say that, but you think the majority of the american audience would go for a series based on the RAF?
One of Masterpiece Theater's more popular shows was the series, "Piece of Cake," that was about a RAF squadron during the BoB.
Ack-Ack
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I would like to see something on the B-29 crews that were forced to fly over Japan at 5000 Ft so they would get good hit counts. That had to be 10 times worse than what the high alt crews over Europe saw. Just knowing you could be above every Zeke in the sky, but flying below all of them and if u were hit have little or no time to bail must have been maddening. Those guys had guts!
HotDog