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Warner Bros. Giving the Kids a Break
Planet of the Apes Trailer Tomorrow!
Buffy WB Deadline Fast Approaching
The network is offering to pay producer 20th Century Fox Television $1.6 million per episode to keep Buffy. That's a big increase over the roughly $1 million per episode the WB now shells out, but nowhere close to what the studio is seeking. Fox wants the WB to pay the full per-episode cost of production for Buffy, plus a premium -- a sum insiders peg at somewhere between $2.3 million and $2.5 million.
If no deal is reached by Thursday, 20th Century Fox will be able to shop Buffy to the highest bidder; the WB has a right to match the first offer Fox comes back with.
Most insiders expect Fox would simply sell Buffy to sister network Fox Broadcasting, keeping a valuable asset in the family. However, there are indications both ABC and UPN would be interested in doing a deal for Buffy -- though a deal in the mid-$2 million range would be rich for the latter network.
Time to Run Dreamcatcher Excerpt Online
March 5, readers of Time.com (http://www.time.com) will be able to read a part of Dreamcatcher, King's first full-length novel in three years, the Web site said in a statement. Excerpts will be released in three weekly installments.
The book is scheduled to be published by Scribner's, a unit of Viacom Inc.'s Simon & Schuster, March 20.
And here's a look at the cover for Pin, pretty creepy looking.
Jamie Lee in Halloween 8
Annabeth Gish Talks About New X-Files Role
Regarding her character's past with John Doggett, Gish
says, "There is the suggestion of a romance, but mainly we
[once] worked on a case together involving the loss of his
son, so bringing me in helps to illuminate his past as well."
Rumors abound that should the series go on to a ninth
season, Gish will become a regular part of the cast. On this
point, the actress says, "It's all up in the air. Hopefully [it]
will happen. I'm just having such a wonderful time, and it's a
family I'd love to continue to work with."
Pacino Joins Insomnia
Pacino had been courted for weeks to play a police detective who accidentally kills his partner during a murder investigation in a tiny Alaskan town. He then gets blackmailed by the killer into pinning that and other murders on an innocent person.
Insomnia will begin production April 9 in and around Vancouver with a budget near $50 million.
Fiennes Signs on as Paranoid Schizophrenic
Fiennes' character uncovers a conspiracy that leads to the White House, but he cannot persuade anyone to believe him. The project is out to directors, with a director expected to be signed shortly. Patrick Cirillo (Man of War) wrote the script.
Wolfgang Petersen, director of The Perfect Storm will produce the independently financed film with his business partner, Gail Katz. Fear Itself is not aligned with a distributor.
Clive Barker's Saint Sinner Getting Cable Movie Treatment
Sixth Sense Sequel in Development
Bubba Ho-Tep Casting
Harry Potter Files for Filming Extension
Planet of the Apes Trailer Hitting Theaters March 2
New Blade Sequel Cast Confirmation
Cronenberg Looking Back to Spider?
Corona reports that since Cronenberg may be taking a look back at this project. Since leaving behind the director's gig on BS2, Corona's tipster says Cronenberg has returned his attention back toward Spider and the budget is supposed to be around $12 million. Whether Fiennes and Richardson are still committed to the project remains unknown.
And in other werewolf news, according to The Hollywood Reporter, Italian commercial director
Dario Piana will make his feature debut on the urban horror film
Werewolf. Marshall Todd wrote the film, about a mysterious blues man hunting down werewolfs living among the rich in the Hollywood Hills.
Annabeth Gish On X-Files this Week
Japanese TV Postpones Godzilla Airing
Nippon Television Network Corp (NTV) had planned to broadcast the popular 1998 Hollywood movie on March 2, a company spokeswoman said on Tuesday. But NTV postponed the airing indefinitely out of sensitivity to victims of the Feb. 9 tragedy, in which the USS Greeneville nuclear submarine surfaced and sank a Japanese fishing trawler, leaving nine people presumed drowned.
In the opening of the film, the monster Godzilla emerges from the ocean to attack and sink Japanese fishing boats in rough seas.
Hannibal grabbed another $30 million in the United States and Canada for the Friday-to-Sunday period, taking its 10-day haul to $103.9 million, according to a spokeswoman for its North American distributor, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc.
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