They're also lazy morons who want to be able to have the television babysit their children.
As Dreamers Do: American Magic Redux
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They're also lazy morons who want to be able to have the television babysit their children.
Ah. So the acronym spelling out "ART" was just a matter of coincidence, and the people who work for the company have poor taste in reality. Good to know!
Trust me if they wanted the TV to baby set their kids they wouldn't care what's on. If you have time to watch TV with your kids you have time to watch your kids.
Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981 Film)
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Tom Selleck as Henry Jones, Jr. aka Indy
Released on
June 12, 1981
Production Companies
20th Century-Fox
Lucasfilm, Ltd.
Amblin Entertainment
Distributor
Buena Vista Distribution Co, Inc.
Directed by
Steven Spielberg
Executive Producers
George Lucas
Frank Marshall
Screenplay by
Lawrence Kasdan
Music by
John Williams
Select Cast
Tom Selleck as Indiana Jones
Karen Allen as Marion Ravenwood
Paul Freeman as Rene Belloq
John Rhys-Davies as Sallah
Denholm Elliott as Marcus Brody
Ronald Lacey as Major Arnold Toht
Wolf Kahler as Colonel Dietrich
Alfred Molina as Satipo
Tom Selleck as Henry Jones, Jr. aka Indy
Released on
June 12, 1981
Production Companies
20th Century-Fox
Lucasfilm, Ltd.
Amblin Entertainment
Distributor
Buena Vista Distribution Co, Inc.
Directed by
Steven Spielberg
Executive Producers
George Lucas
Frank Marshall
Screenplay by
Lawrence Kasdan
Music by
John Williams
Select Cast
Tom Selleck as Indiana Jones
Karen Allen as Marion Ravenwood
Paul Freeman as Rene Belloq
John Rhys-Davies as Sallah
Denholm Elliott as Marcus Brody
Ronald Lacey as Major Arnold Toht
Wolf Kahler as Colonel Dietrich
Alfred Molina as Satipo
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Reaction to Raiders of the Lost Ark
Selleck excels as Indy.
- The Denver Post
A daredevil who hates snakes? That is definitely worth lining up nine hours to see.
- The St. Louis Post Dispatch
Would the role of Indy have been played the same had they cast Harrison Ford?
- The Chicago Tribune
Can't go wrong with the music of John Williams.
- The Minneapolis Star Tribune
- The Denver Post
A daredevil who hates snakes? That is definitely worth lining up nine hours to see.
- The St. Louis Post Dispatch
Would the role of Indy have been played the same had they cast Harrison Ford?
- The Chicago Tribune
Can't go wrong with the music of John Williams.
- The Minneapolis Star Tribune
I hope that Racheal Stone universe earlier then Rebbeca Sugar did otl. Do anyone like the steven universe permiier a few years earlier then in the orignall american magic say around 1995. Speaking of Rachea Stone there is another cartoon that I think would perfect project for create ealier then it was created otl, 12 Forever. The good thing about having Racheal stone create 12 forever is we don't have to worry about being canccelled after one season despite rave reviews because of the Julia Vickerman scanddle
I would go with corman,. Normally I believe in differentiating American magic 2.0 form the onrial american magic and otl but the corman ruby spears purchase is one thing i support carrying oer form otl. I also support having mighty the armadill as sega massot like he was in the orignal american magic. I
One question, will the Super Mario series be different if an actual Super Mario Bros. 2 (which wasn't the Lost Levels (the Japanese SMB2 IOTL) nor a reskinned Doki Doki Panic (the American SMB2 IOTL)) gets made?
If he does he could transform the TV pilot into an actual movie.
Modesty Blaise (1982 film) - Wikipedia
29 Movies That Almost Starred Harrison Ford
Harrison Ford has been Han Solo, Indiana Jones, Rick Deckard, Jack Ryan, and an ass-kicking President. But the actor almost learned about plastics, and stuck a banana in a tailpipe.
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@nick_crenshaw82 @PNWKing
Or how about if Harrison Ford played Corporal Hicks in the second Alien/Xenomorph film?
Or how about if Harrison Ford played Corporal Hicks in the second Alien/Xenomorph film?
@PNWKing
Could be Michael Biehn unless there's someone younger or better for the part.
Questions submitted by @Mitch!
For one thing, there’s the planned creation of Orion Pictures Corporation as an animation house, following a merger of Filmation, DePatie-Freleng, and Murakami-Wolf-Swenson. What is the reason for this studio receiving the Orion name, and will it remain independent or be bought out?
At the last minute, MWS dropped out, leaving Filmation and DePatie-Freleng to be part of the Orion studio. Both will be merged together in a leveraged buyout by the Berkshire-Hathaway conglomerate.
Then, there’s the scheduling conflict regarding Magnum, P.I. and Raiders of the Lost Ark, which could determine the future careers of Tom Selleck and Harrison Ford. Depending on how this is resolved, will Ford be able to portray Thomas Magnum, should Selleck receive the role of Indy?
Selleck now plays both Indy and Magnum.
There’s also the rise of the Americans for Responsible Television in the public eye, after several members of ART demanded Fox censor scenes from their anime dubs. Does this confirm, with or without Ronald Reagan in the White House, that the “Religious Right” has come to America?
Reagan IS the head of ART, making the former actor the biggest thorn on the SCAA's side.
After that is the latest excerpt from Daniel Abbott’s biography, which covers his recent decision to leave Filmation, and all that surrounded it. As it turns out, the excerpt ended with a phone call between Abbott and Richard Williams. Is Abbott about to appear in The Thief and the Cobbler?
The Thief and the Cobbler was put on hold after the Danjaq/Williams partnership fizzled.
Abbott is currently working incognito at Hanna-Barbera to help the FBI's surveillance of John K.
Finally, on a lesser note, there’s the revelation that John Belushi has been “135 days sober and counting” as of his long-awaited return to Saturday Night Live on NBC. Which of Belushi’s post-rehab sketches have gone on to be highlights of his comedic repertoire since their debut?
Belushi played Zack Dillinger in a sketch spoofing the formation of the SCAA's Cartoon Czar office. Also in that same sketch, Mary Gross plays Margaret Loesch.
Could be Michael Biehn unless there's someone younger or better for the part.
Questions submitted by @Mitch!
For one thing, there’s the planned creation of Orion Pictures Corporation as an animation house, following a merger of Filmation, DePatie-Freleng, and Murakami-Wolf-Swenson. What is the reason for this studio receiving the Orion name, and will it remain independent or be bought out?
At the last minute, MWS dropped out, leaving Filmation and DePatie-Freleng to be part of the Orion studio. Both will be merged together in a leveraged buyout by the Berkshire-Hathaway conglomerate.
Then, there’s the scheduling conflict regarding Magnum, P.I. and Raiders of the Lost Ark, which could determine the future careers of Tom Selleck and Harrison Ford. Depending on how this is resolved, will Ford be able to portray Thomas Magnum, should Selleck receive the role of Indy?
Selleck now plays both Indy and Magnum.
There’s also the rise of the Americans for Responsible Television in the public eye, after several members of ART demanded Fox censor scenes from their anime dubs. Does this confirm, with or without Ronald Reagan in the White House, that the “Religious Right” has come to America?
Reagan IS the head of ART, making the former actor the biggest thorn on the SCAA's side.
After that is the latest excerpt from Daniel Abbott’s biography, which covers his recent decision to leave Filmation, and all that surrounded it. As it turns out, the excerpt ended with a phone call between Abbott and Richard Williams. Is Abbott about to appear in The Thief and the Cobbler?
The Thief and the Cobbler was put on hold after the Danjaq/Williams partnership fizzled.
Abbott is currently working incognito at Hanna-Barbera to help the FBI's surveillance of John K.
Finally, on a lesser note, there’s the revelation that John Belushi has been “135 days sober and counting” as of his long-awaited return to Saturday Night Live on NBC. Which of Belushi’s post-rehab sketches have gone on to be highlights of his comedic repertoire since their debut?
Belushi played Zack Dillinger in a sketch spoofing the formation of the SCAA's Cartoon Czar office. Also in that same sketch, Mary Gross plays Margaret Loesch.
First Day at a New Job
June 15, 1981
Hanna-Barbera Headquarters
Los Angeles, California
Inside a van parked two blocks away...
AGENT HILL (FBI):
(Brooklyn accent)
"Now remember Danny, your new name is Trevor Strong, you're from Sydney and a newcomer in the cartoon business. You don't need to do anything else except act natural, talk natural and draw natural. BUT, you gotta get that dirty Canuck motherfucker to talk."
DANIEL ABBOTT (alias TREVOR STRONG)
(Faux-Australian voice)
"I'll get him to sing!"
AGENT HILL
"That's the spirit! Now let's kick some ass!"