As Dreamers Do: American Magic Redux
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Percy Rodrigues
(Announcer on the OTL trailer)
"This is Monty Python's all new Life of Brian...He wasn't the messiah. He was a very naughty boy!"
Screenshot from TTL's trailer.
Messiah as in not the messiah he is a very naughty boy are you doing Monty Python life of Brian is that next
Rome-0 and Julie-8 (1979 Film)
Rome-0 and Julie-8
Released on July 13 1979.
Distributor
The Samuel Goldwyn Company
Production Company
Nelvana
Directed by
Wolfgang Reitherman
Zack Dillinger
Produced by
Clive A. Smith
Michael Hirsh
Patrick Loubert
Songs by
John Sebastian
Musical Score by
Patricia Cullen
Voices
Freddie Starr as Rome-0
Sandy Duncan as Julie-8
Max Ferguson as Mr. Thunderbottom
Marie Aloma as Ms. Passbinder
Bill Osler as the Junk Monster
Nick Nichols as Gizmo
Released on July 13 1979.
Distributor
The Samuel Goldwyn Company
Production Company
Nelvana
Directed by
Wolfgang Reitherman
Zack Dillinger
Produced by
Clive A. Smith
Michael Hirsh
Patrick Loubert
Songs by
John Sebastian
Musical Score by
Patricia Cullen
Voices
Freddie Starr as Rome-0
Sandy Duncan as Julie-8
Max Ferguson as Mr. Thunderbottom
Marie Aloma as Ms. Passbinder
Bill Osler as the Junk Monster
Nick Nichols as Gizmo
Well, the Disney VHS library was how I got into loving the company so much.
If that's the case, I hope Eisner, Hanna, Barbera, and Henson don't pluck the more popular family films from the Touchstone name like Disney did to Roger Rabbit and TNBC IOTL.
I'd say either 1999 or 2000 would be a good year for LOTR. Sure, the CGI might look a lot more dated compared to OTL, but why mess with the perfection that is Peter Jackson's crowning achievement? And plus, even if it did take twenty years from getting the rights to raking the cash, at least it's still shorter than OTL's release of The Thief and the Cobbler.
Ouch. So, in essence, they just bought the library for the name it's attached to, and nothing else? For all intents and purposes, let's hope that the new Republic Pictures actually puts out stuff that rivals the old Republic Pictures in terms of popularity!
It depends on who does the CGI and how much they put into it. Jurassic Park was made in 1993 and IMO I think the CGI still holds to this day.
Well, I was thinking towards having the same movie as OTL, but 1-2 years earlier.
That is good but when are we going to get to BrianRome-0 and Julie-8
Released on July 13 1979.
Distributor
The Samuel Goldwyn Company
Production Company
Nelvana
Directed by
Wolfgang Reitherman
Zack Dillinger
Produced by
Clive A. Smith
Michael Hirsh
Patrick Loubert
Songs by
John Sebastian
Musical Score by
Patricia Cullen
Voices
Freddie Starr as Rome-0
Sandy Duncan as Julie-8
Max Ferguson as Mr. Thunderbottom
Marie Aloma as Ms. Passbinder
Bill Osler as the Junk Monster
Nick Nichols as Gizmo
Actually, Life of Brian was the update that directly preceded this movie. So, you just missed it. Thankfully, it's still on this current page.
PNWKing
Banned
The Little Prince - Wikipedia
A Wrinkle in Time - Wikipedia
Sherlock Holmes - Wikipedia
The Velveteen Rabbit - Wikipedia
The Shadow - Wikipedia
Tom Swift - Wikipedia
Lone Ranger - Wikipedia
Just some food for thought. I feel like The Little Prince can go to CMJ, A Wrinkle in Time can go to Famous, Sherlock Holmes can go to Nelvana, The Velveteen Rabbit can go to Danjaq/Williams, The Shadow can go to Hanna-Barbera, Tom Swift can go to Danjaq/Williams, and Lone Ranger can go to Disney.
Monty Python's Life of Brian (1979 Film)
Monty Python's Life of Brian
Released on August 17, 1979
Distributor
Buena Vista Distribution Co, Inc. (US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand)
Cinema International Corporation (UK)
Production Companies
Python (Monty) Pictures, Ltd.
Handmade Films
Hyperion Pictures
Directed by
Terry Jones
Written and performed by
Terry Jones
Terry Gilliam
Graham Chapman
John Cleese
Eric Idle
Michael Palin
Also featuring
Spike Milligan
Neil Innes
Terence Bayler
Gwen Taylor
George Harrison
Kenneth Coley
Carol Cleveland
Sue Jones-Davies
John Young
Life of Brian was famously banned in the Republic of Ireland. Such a ban triggered a recall vote that led to Charles Haughey's abrupt ouster as Taoiseach.
Released on August 17, 1979
Distributor
Buena Vista Distribution Co, Inc. (US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand)
Cinema International Corporation (UK)
Production Companies
Python (Monty) Pictures, Ltd.
Handmade Films
Hyperion Pictures
Directed by
Terry Jones
Written and performed by
Terry Jones
Terry Gilliam
Graham Chapman
John Cleese
Eric Idle
Michael Palin
Also featuring
Spike Milligan
Neil Innes
Terence Bayler
Gwen Taylor
George Harrison
Kenneth Coley
Carol Cleveland
Sue Jones-Davies
John Young
Life of Brian was famously banned in the Republic of Ireland. Such a ban triggered a recall vote that led to Charles Haughey's abrupt ouster as Taoiseach.
Honestly, if it were up to me, those adaptations would get added into the pipeline immediately. On the other hand, I am not responsible for this timeline.The Little Prince - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
A Wrinkle in Time - Wikipedia
Sherlock Holmes - Wikipedia
The Velveteen Rabbit - Wikipedia
The Shadow - Wikipedia
Tom Swift - Wikipedia
Lone Ranger - Wikipedia
Just some food for thought. I feel like The Little Prince can go to CMJ, A Wrinkle in Time can go to Famous, Sherlock Holmes can go to Nelvana, The Velveteen Rabbit can go to Danjaq/Williams, The Shadow can go to Hanna-Barbera, Tom Swift can go to Danjaq/Williams, and Lone Ranger can go to Disney.
As the Walt Disney Telecommunications and Non-Theatrical Company finally makes the leap into VHS, Beta, VHD and SelectaVision, here's a prototype for the Fox label with two naming options. Not sure which one rolls off the tongue better though.
1. Nessie 2 and Xenomorph tied for #1.
2. Dirty Harry.
3. Yes it has launched. It is owned by Warner Amex but they might sell it later on.