As Dreamers Do Part Deux

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Entertainment News for Early September 2007

Almost a year after the abrupt resignations of Weinstein and Bush, President D'Alesandro may face a competitive primary in her own party next year.
- The Washington Post

Microsoft released a statement confirming that plans for a Paramount theme park in Dubai have been scrapped due to public backlash. Critics say that Microsoft going forward with opening a park in the United Arab Emirates - a country where homosexuality is illegal under Sharia law - would undermine Bill and Melinda Gates' contributions to local LGBT groups in the Seattle area.
- The Seattle Post-Intelligencer

Acting Attorney General Eric Holder announces the unsealing of 50 counts of exploitation of minors in connection to Anklegate, the scandal which has dealt a major blow to Phil Anschutz's crumbling empire.
- CNN

First Leno, now Letterman???
NBC has placed longtime Tonight Show host David Letterman on paid leave for two weeks after footage resurfaced on fast-growing video sharing website YouTube of 1995 segments in which Letterman cracked dozens of redneck stereotypes along with incest and child molestation jokes at the expense of actor Gus St. Pierre and his younger sisters. These segments aired throughout the duration of the Kricfalusi trials.
- Inside Edition

Amid growing public pressure, Cartoon Network has confirmed that Danny Phantom and Fairly Odd Parents have both been canceled.
- CNN

Another former Hampshire Constabulary officer confesses to sending then-14 year old Sir Daniel Abbott back into the home of notorious paedophile Olivia Abbott after he complained of having been tied to her bed by his wrists.
- BBC News

The Sports Page
Thursday night, the New Orleans Saints hoisted their championship banner before a sold out crowd at the Superdome. The Saints easily won their Opening Night game against the Los Angeles Rams, but the game will be remembered for this moment...

Kevin Harlan (Fox Sports commentator): "Brees' throw is incomplete, but there's a flag in the backfield..."

Ed Hochuli (NFL Referee): "Personal foul, roughing the passer, Defense, Number ninety-two. Fifteen yards, automatic first down."

Harlan: "Michael Strahan the guilty party..."

Cris Carter (Fox Sports commentator): "I disagree with that call. Strahan merely bumped into Brees while his eyes were focused on the ball..."

Harlan: "Look out!!! Here comes Belichick! And he's about to give Ed Hochuli an earful!"

***Saints fans boo Belichick as he walks up to Hochuli.***

Carter: "Kevin! Hold up! Listen!"

***Luciano Michelini's "Frolic" plays over the Superdome loudspeakers while Belichick yells at Hochuli.***

Harlan: "Yes, indeed. That's the unmistakable theme to Curb Your Enthusiasm being played here at the Superdome!"

***Both announcers crack up****

 

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This Just In...
Days after Butch Hartman pled guilty to the wanton vandalism of Tara Strong's car during a 2004 argument outside of Turner's Techwood Drive offices, an Atlanta judge granted Cartoon Network full custody of both Fairly Odd Parents and Danny Phantom, the series Hartman created for the network earlier this decade. Cartoon Network's attorneys cited a secret clause in their contract which allowed them to continue both series without Hartman's involvement. Cartoon Network said in a statement that both series will take a hiatus for at least 18 months. Hartman will serve his sentence in the custody of the Georgia Department of Corrections starting next month.
- CNN

 

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Cartooning Made Easy with Blanche Boudreaux
Theme song credits:
Melody (scored with a Cajun folk sound): Luz Ramirez
Lyrics: Del St. Pierre
Vocals: Gus St. Pierre, Del St. Pierre and Reese Witherspoon

@Roger Redux @Mitch! I haven't figured out how the song should go, but I have a feeling the words would be straightforward in encouraging kids to have paper and drawing materials ready as they follow along with Blanche.

Funding Credits (Lead-In)
Voiceover spoken by Gus: "Major funding for Cartooning Made Easy with Blanche Boudreaux has been provided by Walter Foster, the number one brand for instructional arts and crafts books since 1922. Additional funding is provided by The Stan Lee Foundation and Crayola. And by contributions to your PBS station from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and Viewers Like You! Merci beaucoup!"

Lead Out:
Again, the voiceover is spoken by Gus:
"Cartooning Made Easy with Blanche Boudreaux is a production of KECT Los Angeles...

...and WGBH Boston...

...in collaboration with Columbia-TriStar Television and Walt Disney Television."

Lead out notes:
Columbia-TriStar Television's new logo is the last eight seconds of the OTL 2001 Home Entertainment logo (LINK), albeit sped up to sync with the 90's jingle (LINK)
Walt Disney Television's new jingle is the last few notes of the OTL 2006 fanfare (LINK)
Funding credits for the lead-out use the same voiceover as in the lead-in.

 

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Phineas and Ferb
Launched on September 22, 2007 on Fox

Created by
Dan Povenmire
Jeff "Swampy" Marsh

Executive Producers
Dan Povenmire
Robert F. Hughes
Sir Daniel Abbott

Animation produced by
Walt Disney Television Animation (Burbank and Kansas City)

Theme song performed by
Bowling for Soup

Voice Talents
Same as OTL

Notes
As the voice of Lawrence Fletcher, Phineas and Ferb is Richard O'Brien's first project for the Disney conglomerate since The Rocky Horror Picture Show in 1975. Rocky Horror is often debated as being the first 20th Century-Fox release under Disney's ownership. Because Rocky Horror was already in post-production when the Fox purchase was first announced in July of '75, some film historians suggest that Fox's first release through the Buena Vista distribution arm was technically The Omen, which was released a year later.​

 

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Cartoon Network's 15th Anniversary Special
Aired on Cartoon Network on October 1, 2007 at 8:00 PM Eastern and Pacific

Hosted by Robin Williams, Whoopi Goldberg and Billy Crystal

Interviews
Ted Turner
Betty Cohen
Leonard Maltin
Jerry Beck
Noel Blanc
Mike Lazzo
Jim Jinkins
Stephen Hillenburg
Tara Strong
Sam Register
Mark Hamill
Haley Joel Osment


Summary
Basically, the 2-hour special takes the viewer on a journey through CN's history up to this point. CN's early years consisted of licensing select properties from Hanna-Barbera, the Fleischer-Terry and Famous Studios catalogs from Universal and even the Fox Movietoon catalog. Along with those, CN also gave time slots to the 1933-57 Popeye shorts (Fleischer-Terry 1933-52; Famous 1953-57), Pre-1948 Warner Bros. cartoons under the half-hour Bugs and Daffy format. Additionally, Turner's 1982 purchase of MGM gave CN access to the cartoons of Tom and Jerry, Droopy, Red, Spike and Tyke and McWolf. As time went by, the classics of yesteryear began to share programming space with newer, original material (Doug, Spongebob, FOP, Danny Phantom, Avatar, Zim, etc.).

Notes
Viewers noticed the absence of Fairy Odd Parents and Danny Phantom from this special. That was mostly due to the legal issues surrounding the creator of both series, which has been fully documented in recent months. After it was initially reported that both series would be canceled outright, CN confirmed that both would continue since the network owns the copyright. At first, there was talk of Steve Marmel taking over as the showrunner for both series as early as 2009, but that was soon debunked when Variety reported that Marmel was working on a live action pilot for Oaxis called Sonny with a Chance. Instead, Sam Register will take the mantle.​

 

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Notable uses of the Curb Your Enthusiasm theme at sporting events

2004:
- In his last year as Mariners' skipper, Lou Piniella's meltdown was drowned out by the Curb theme at the Oakland Alameda County Coliseum.
- As the Suns put a playoff smackdown on the Spurs, Gregg Popovich was trolled by the Curb theme after receiving two technicals and an ejection.

2006:
- When the Bruins lost to the Mighty Ducks in a shootout, the loudspeakers at Sempra Energy Center blared the Curb theme during Tukka Rask's meltdown.

2007:
- The Curb theme accommodated Tim Duncan's trip to the locker room after he was unfairly ejected from a Spurs/Mavericks game for laughing on the bench.
- At the Superdome, a mistake by referee Ed Hochuli sets off Rams head coach Bill Belichick during the Rams' opening night loss to the defending Super Bowl champion Saints.
- The Curb theme was heard when John Tortorella began throwing sticks on the ice during the Lightning's shutout loss to the Moondogs at Quicken Loans Arena.

 

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Entertainment News for Early to Mid-October 2007

Questions still remain on what assets will have to be spun off if Turner Broadcasting is serious about a possible merger with Microsoft's Paramount assets.
- Jim Cramer; Mad Money

After being edged out by Wendy's in the bidding war for the quick service tie-in for Urusei Yatsura's 25th anniversary in North America, PepsiCo's Yum! Brands subsidiary regroups to look for other anime properties to stay competitive. Yum! Brands is the parent company of Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC), Pizza Hut, Taco Bell, Jack in the Box and its most recent acquisition, Los Angeles-based hot dog chain Weinerschnitzel.
- CNBC

Soundgarden reunites with plans for a new album and tour. However, the band's previous album deal with A&M Records had expired after the band's breakup 10 years ago. Now, the reunited Soundgarden will join former Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic at Legendary Records.
- MTV News

After just a month and a half on PBS affiliates nationwide, the underwriters of Cartooning Made Easy with Blanche Boudreaux have pledged a committment to fund the series through 2012.
- PBS News Hour

Rumor Mill
Warner Bros. supposedly open to bringing The Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show back to network television, albeit with SBC or even UPN if they are unable to reach a deal to bring the series back to ABC.
- Variety

The Sports Page
D-Backs to face Red Sox in the 2007 World Series, the first to be carried by NBC since 1999.
- NBC Sports

 

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Wicked
Released by Universal Pictures through Peacock Releasing on October 19, 2007

Based on the musical by Stephen Schwartz

Produced in 2D animation by Universal Cartoon Studios

Produced and directed by
Seth Kearsley

Musical score composed by
Stephen Schwartz

Main Voices
Idina Menzel as Elphaba
Kristin Chenoweth as Glinda
Norbert Leo Butz as Fiyero
Christopher Lloyd as the speaking voice of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
Jim Cummings as the singing voice of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
Michelle Federer as Nessarose
Eric Bauza as Boq
Graham Chapman as Doctor Dillamond

Notes
Those who went to see Wicked in theatres/cinemas got to see an early trailer for Popeye the Sailor Man, which comes out in May of 2008.​

 

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Excerpt from The Situation Room
October 30, 2007

Wolf Blitzer
(CNN Anchor)
"We interrupt regular news coverage to bring you an announcement from our founder Ted Turner..."

Ted Turner
(Founder and Chairman Emeritus; Turner Broadcasting System)
"Ladies and gentlemen, for the last few months, my entertainment empire has been operating under the threat of a hostile takeover by Bain Capital, the parent company of the new Romney/Weinstein venture. Today, I am proud to announce that my board of directors has approved a plan to merge our assets with those owned by Microsoft under the Paramount banner in a $94 Billion USD half cash/half stock deal."

"If approved by federal lawmakers, our live action motion picture and television production will move onto Paramount's backlot in Hollywood. In animation, the workforce of Ruby-Spears will be combined with that of Rankin-Bass."

"As for the future of the sports assets under our wing; The Hammers, Hawks, Flames, WCW and the Goodwill Games...If the Justice Department demands we spin off those assets to allow the merger to go forward, we will only sell to those who promise to keep those entities right here in Atlanta."

"Paramount has agreed to sell its stake in the Odyssey Network to facilitate the inclusion of Cartoon Network as part of this proposed merger."

"As soon as the deal is closed, Geraldine Laybourne will serve as chair of the combined board. The combined film and television assets will be chaired by Rob Reiner with Barbara Broccoli reporting to him."

"In addition, the comic book assets of Image Comics will eventually be absorbed by Paramount Comics."

"Basketball fans can expect the NBA to stay with TNT for the next six years, but now with additional games to be televised by UPN starting with the 2008-09 season."

"While the new TBS-Paramount umbrella is likely to be based in California, we will retain our Techwood Drive campus for our cable networks, including CNN."

"Now, I shall answer your questions..."

 

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@Otakuninja2006
The "U" in UPN was already changed from Universal to United after Peacock acquired Universal. In turn, Peacock sold Sony/MCA's stake in UPN to Turner a year or so before this merger was announced.

Reaction to Ted Turner's announcement

"Please let there be a Tom and Jerry/Top Gun crossover!!!"
- YouTube vlogger Maverick86

"The Flames came very close to moving once already in their history until Ted saved them in the late 70's. I will vote to block any buyer that tries to move the Flames out of Atlanta and I encourage my fellow owners to do the same."
- Tiffany Disney (Chairwoman; Mighty Ducks of San Diego)

"I have told Jim Balsillie that he will have to wait before he tries to make a bid for the Flames. There's a chance Congress could allow the Flames and other Turner sports properties to stay under the TBS-Paramount ownership."
- Wayne Gretzky (Commissioner; National Hockey League)

"If Billionaire Ted is forced to sell WCW to facilitate his merger with Paramount, who the fuck is gonna buy it other than Stephanie McMahon???"
- Jim Cornette

"If (Mighty Ducks owner) Tiffany Disney and (Kings part-owner) Michael Eisner both give me their support, I could happily buy the Flames and honor The Great One's wish to keep them in Atlanta."
- Bob Iger in a CNBC interview

"If the Flames, Hammers or Hawks do come up for sale, I'd be interested in buying one or more of those teams."
- Arthur Blank (Chairman of the Board; Atlanta Falcons)

Arthur Blank, Terry McGuirk, Jerry Bruckheimer, Bob Iger, Tim Leiweke, Hasso Plattner, Steve Pagliucca and Shad Khan among the names rumored to be in the running to buy one or more of Turner's sports assets should the DOJ force a spinoff before the TBS-Paramount merger is to be approved.
- Trey Wingo; SportsCenter

 

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Urusei Yatsura broadcast history in North America as of November 2007.

1982-90; BBC 2 (UK)
1983-92; Home Box Office (US)
1985-94; First Choice (Canada)
1995-98; TNT (US)
1999-2002; SciFi Channel (US)
2003-06; FX (US)
2006-07; Animax (US)
2008-Future; Home Box Office (US; 25th Anniversary)

 

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American Gangster
Released by Universal Pictures through Peacock Releasing on November 2, 2007.

A Spike Lee Joint.

All other cast and crew are the same as OTL.

Notes
American Gangster, just like IOTL, is loosely based on the rise and fall of notorious drug kingpin Frank Lucas.​

 

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Entertainment News for Early November 2007

After being out of print since the early 1990's, Universal Studios confirms that its ambitious 1988 animated film Born to Rock n' Roll (aka The Time Lord), based on Dave Clark's musical Time, will receive a DVD/Bluray/VHS release from Limited Run.
- Billboard

The BBC will review whether its existing partnership with Paramount Pictures would trigger any antitrust concerns under the laws of both the United States and Great Britain. This comes amid recent developments of Paramount's proposed merger with Turner Broadcasting System under the TBS-Paramount banner.
- BBC News

If the DOJ approves the TBS-Paramount merger, Universal and King Features hope to reach a restructured deal with the combined entity for continued use of Popeye in future installments of the King Features shared universe. Popeye the Sailor Man opens in May of 2008 with AEW superstar John Cena playing the titular role.
- Variety

One condition that Microsoft could face on the road to merging Paramount with Turner Broadcasting is they would be legally prohibited by the FCC from using TBS or Paramount properties as leverage to limit access to said content by Microsoft competitors like Linux or Commodore.
- PBS NewsHour

PepsiCo and Disney reach a deal for Taco Bell and Mountain Dew tie-ins with Disney's English translation of Naruto.
- CNBC

Kurt Cobain teases a possible Nirvana reunion after reports of Soundgarden's plans to reunite with a new album deal with Legendary Records.
- MTV News

The Sports Page
In San Diego, the Sempra Energy Center, home to the NBA's Clippers and NHL's Mighty Ducks since 1996, becomes the world's first sensory inclusive sports venue. New upgrades include underutilized luxury suites now converted to sensory rooms with a view of the game. Also new to the venue are booths where fans can pick up free sensory kits which include an activity book, a pair of ear muffs and soft toys to help mitigate overstimulation. Tiffany Disney, chairwoman of the Mighty Ducks since 2005, was diagnosed in July of '88 with Asperger's syndrome.
- ESPN

The state of Arizona's championship streak ends as the Boston Red Sox defeat the Arizona Diamondbacks 4-1 in the 2007 World Series.
- NBC Sports

The future of WCW is uncertain as Ted Turner and Bill Gates both await the Justice Department's approval of the TBS-Paramount merger.
- Pro Wrestling Illustrated

 

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November 17, 2007

CNN Breaking News: DOJ Approves TBS-Paramount merger; Turner sports assets to be spun off

Today, the Department of Justice has approved Microsoft's efforts to merge its existing Paramount assets with those of Turner Broadcasting System to form a newly combined conglomerate which will be known as TBS Paramount.

As a condition for the approval of this merger, Turner Broadcasting must divest all three professional sports franchises that were acquired by founder Ted Turner in decades past. Also to be divested from Turner are World Championship Wrestling (WCW) and the Goodwill Games. On Paramount's end of this merger, they must divest its North American rights to intellectual properties controlled by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC).

Another condition in the approval of this merger is for TBS Paramount to make the appropriate accomodations to allow King Features Syndicate and Peacock subsidiary Universal Studios to continue using the Popeye franchise as part of a long-term series of theatrical films planned years in advance by both King Features and Universal. Turner's rights to Popeye since the early 1990's extend to the use of the Popeye characters in theme park attractions, as well as the library of theatrical cartoons produced by Fleischer-Terry and later Famous Studios from 1933 until the late Fifties.

November 21, 2007

NHL Commissioner Wayne Gretzky quickly announces the Board of Governors' approval of Jerry Bruckheimer's bid to acquire the Atlanta Flames. An NHL insider said the key swing votes to approve Bruck's bid came from Oilers part-owner Todd McFarlane, Silver Knights owner Gavin Maloof, Kings part-owner Michael Eisner and Mighty Ducks owner Tiffany Disney.
- Bill Pidto; Nissan Intermission Report on SBC Wednesday Night Hockey

November 26, 2007

Henson CEO Bob Iger has been invited to join a private equity firm interested in buying WCW and the Goodwill Games, both of which are being divested by Turner Broadcasting as a condition for their merger with Paramount. Iger says ESPN and ABC have the full capability and capacity to cover both.
- The New York Times

MLB offseason news: Liberty Media hopes to acquire the Atlanta Hammers before spring training.
- Bob Costas; NBC Sports

Stan Kasten joins a 50/50 partnership with Falcons owner Arthur Blank in a bid to buy the Hawks. Kasten previously served as the team's representative on the NBA Board of Governors under Ted Turner's ownership. Now that Turner is acquired to divest the Hawks as part of the TBS Paramount merger, Kasten is now making a bid to buy the team himself.
- Atlanta Journal-Constitution

 

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Enchanted
Released by Walt Disney Pictures on November 21, 2007

Produced by
Legendary Multimedia
Walt Disney Classic Animation

Directed by
Rachel Stone-Abbott (Live Action)
Kevin Lima (Animation)

Executive Producers
Sir Daniel Abbott
Barry Sonnenfeld

Screenplay by
Bill Kelly
Linda Woolverton
Brenda Chapman

Music by
Alan Menken

Live action cast and voice actors
Same as OTL​

 

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Fall 2007 Movies

The Nanny Diaries
Released by Hyperion Pictures (Buena Vista)

Stardust
Released by Paramount Pictures

Across the Universe
Released by Luxor Pictures

Marigold
Released by MGM (Turner)

Balls of Fury
Released by Gramercy (Peacock Releasing)

Superbad
Released by Columbia Pictures

Shoot Em Up
Released by New Line Cinema​

 

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Entertainment News for Late November 2007

The Romney/Weinstein Company announces they have released Ray Spum from his contract.
- Variety

Former TRWC animation chief Ray Spum, days after his firing, has resurfaced in Moscow. There, Spum was greeted by Vladimir Putin in celebration of Spum becoming the new head of Soyuzmultfilm.
- CNN

Retired Disney animator Ollie Johnston, age 95 and the last surviving member of the Nine Old Men, enters hospice care.
- ABC News

Mike Richardson & Jeffrey Bewkes are now in a power struggle for control of the Bally board.
- USA Today

The Sports Page

Dwayne Johnson and Dany Garcia buy out Turner's half of the WLAF's Jacksonville Tomcats. Under the Justice Department's conditions to allow Ted Turner to sell certain assets to Microsoft to form TBS-Paramount, Turner had to sell his 50% stake in the Tomcats and other sports properties previously under his wing.
- ESPN

Saban Metromedia acquires Microsoft's 33% stake in the Odyssey Network under the conditions set by the DOJ to approve the TBS-Paramount merger. Starting next season, Odyssey's share of Major League Baseball coverage will be produced by SBC Sports.
- TV Guide

The Diamondbacks and Cardinals announce that starting with the 2008 MLB season, the Circle K Dome will become only the second venue in the world to feature sensory inclusive amenities for Autistic fans.
- The Arizona Republic

Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Queens borough president Helen M. Marshall met with Brooklyn Jets owner Woody Johnson to discuss updating the plans for the Willets Point stadium project to include sensory inclusive seating.
- The New York Times

 

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The spin-off of Turner's sports assets to facilitate the TBS-Paramount merger are now complete and as follows:

The Atlanta Flames (NHL) have been sold to Jerry Bruckheimer.

The Atlanta Hammers (MLB) have been sold to Liberty Media.

The Atlanta Hawks (NBA) have been sold to Arthur Blank who also owns the Falcons (NFL).

Turner's half of the Jacksonville Tomcats (WLAF) has been sold to Dwayne Johnson and Dany Garcia. However, TBS-Paramount still has the option to extend its licensing agreement with the team.

World Championship Wrestling (WCW) and the Goodwill Games have both been acquired by a consortium led by Henson chairman Bob Iger.

As part of Iger's acquisition of WCW and the Goodwill Games, both will be exclusively televised by ESPN, ABC and XYZ going forward.

Tiffany Disney (Mighty Ducks), Gavin Maloof (Silver Knights) and Michael Eisner (Kings) have been reported to be the key swing votes in favor of Bruck's bid for the Flames.

 

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Broadcast history of the Disney Animated Canon Part 1

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)
Home Video Releases: 1988 (Black Diamond), 1995 (Masterpiece Collection), 2001 (Platinum Edition), Planned for 2009 (Diamond Edition w/ Limited Run)
1989-94: The Disney Channel
1994: Fox
Since 1995: Basic cable rights licensed to Turner Classic Movies (TCM)

Pinocchio (1940)
Home Video Releases: 1985 (Black Diamond), 1993 (Black Diamond "Masterpiece"), 2000 (Gold Collection)
1986: SBC
1987-95: The Disney Channel
1995: Fox
Since 1996: Basic cable rights licensed to TCM

Fantasia (1940)
Home Video Releases: 1991 (General Release version), 2000 (Roadshow and GR versions)
1992: Turner Network Television (Hosted by Yo Yo Ma as part of Our Favorite Movies)
1993-94: TNT (Part of The Big Picture)
Since 1995: Basic cable rights licensed to TCM

Dumbo (1941)
Home Video Releases: 1979 (MCA Discovision), 1981 (First VHS), 1985 and 1991 (Black Diamonds), 1994 (Masterpiece Collection), 2001 (Gold Collection)
Early 1980s-2000: The Disney Channel
1979-87: SBC
Since 1988: Fox
Since 2001: Basic cable rights licensed to TCM

Bambi (1942)
Home Video Releases: 1989 (Black Diamond), 1997 (Masterpiece Collection), 2005 (Platinum Edition)
1990: The Disney Channel
1991-97: Fox
Since 1998: Basic cable rights licensed to TCM

 

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Gus St. Pierre as a teen heartthrob (Bop Magazine; 1992)​	Gus at the Louisiana Superdome before the New Orleans Saints' 2006 home opener against the Atlanta Falcons.​

Gus St. Pierre at 30

Augustus Jean-Claude St. Pierre
Born: November 30, 1977
Birthplace: New Orleans, Louisiana
Current residence: Encinitas, California
Spouse: Reese Witherspoon (m. 2001)
Children: Archie St. Pierre (b. 2003), Clarissa St. Pierre (b. 2006)

Relatives
Ivy Boudreaux (aunt; b. 1951)
Andre Boudreaux (uncle; 1951-2000)
Scott Boudreaux (cousin; 1969-2005)
Colette St. Pierre (half-sister; 1970-1994)
Daphne St. Pierre (half-sister; b. 1973)
Adelaide "Del" St. Pierre (sister; b. 1978)
Blanche Boudreaux (sister; b. 1980)
Renee St. Pierre (sister; b. 1981)
Gabby St. Pierre (sister; b. 1982)
Avril St. Pierre (sister; b. 1982)

Select Filmography
Greater New Orleans Mickey Mouse Club (1986-89; Fox New Orleans affiliate)
Hey Dude (1989; Nickelodeon)
Welcome Freshmen (1991; Nickelodeon)
Clarissa Explains it All (1991; Nickelodeon)
The Mighty Ducks (1991; Disney)
D2: The Mighty Ducks (1994: Disney)
Lumpy Gravy (1995; UPN)
Worlds of Wonder Grand Opening Special (1996; Luxor/NBC)
D3: The Mighty Ducks (1996; Disney)
The Reign of Emperor Norton (1996; Warner Bros.)
The Backstreet Project (1997; 20th Century-Fox/Charm City/Grantray-Lawrence) Guest voices
Pleasantville (1998; New Line Cinema)
X-Men (1999; 20th Century-Fox)
Legally Blonde (2001; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer)
X2: X-Men United (2003; 20th Century-Fox)
X-Men 3: Dark Phoenix (2006; 20th Century-Fox)
Cartooning Made Easy with Blanche Boudreaux (2007; WGBH/Disney/Columbia-Tristar/PBS) Theme song vocals
Terminator 4 (Coming in 2009; New Line Cinema)
X-Men Origins: Gambit (Coming in 2010; 20th Century-Fox)​