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For The Press - A Project Summary

Sep
25

MONDAY - SEPTEMBER 22, 2008 - 3:04 P.M.

The Mysteriacs receive an email communication from Tony Fryman, President of Cyan Worlds, Inc.

Hi Guys,

Rand has read through most of the script and can provide some feedback
and answer any other questions you might have about Cyan. Shoot me a
time that works for a call for Tuesday or Wednesday.

Tony

P.S. Congrats on the short film! Keep us posted.

MONDAY - SEPTEMBER 22, 2008 - 5:09 P.M.

The Mysteriacs respond to Tony’s correspondence

Hi Tony –

It’s great to hear from you. Some of the fans who live in the Mead area
have reported that Cyan’s parking lot has been overflowing as of late,
so you must have some pretty exciting stuff going on. Here’s to hoping
that’s all going well.

Adrian and I can be available after 2pm your time tomorrow. Should we
call in around then? Let us know.

Much thanks,

Patrick and Adrian

MONDAY - SEPTEMBER 22, 2008 - 5:20 P.M.

Tony responds again.

I’ll run the time past Rand and get back to you. I’m setting the call
up between yourselves and Rand. On the parking lot, : ), we are doing
third party game testing and that business requires a lot of testers.
I wish it were something more exciting, like a new game in the works
but it’s not.

-Tony

MONDAY - SEPTEMBER 22, 2008 - 5:30 P.M.

Tony relates the news.

2:30 tomorrow works. Is there a number Rand can reach you?

MONDAY - SEPTEMBER 22, 2008 - 5:53 P.M.

Patrick replies.

Tony –

Thanks for the quick feedbacks. Rand can call into Adrian at
574-xxx-xxx and then Adrian can conference me in.

We look forward to the chat.

Patrick

TUESDAY - SEPTEMBER 23, 2008 - 4:32 P.M.

Adrian arrives at Starbucks and ramps himself up on 2 grande americanos, 1 can of Mountain Dew and a half of a pack of cigarettes.

TUESDAY - SEPTEMBER 23, 2008 - 5:04 P.M.

Adrian begins the drive to his apartment to prepare for the call.  As he sips from yet another can of Mountain Dew, he wonders why his body is shaking.  He concludes that it must be from nerves.

TUESDAY - SEPTEMBER 23, 2008 - 5:32 P.M.

Adrian comments to his cat that the 30 watt bulb in his table lamp is searing his eyes.  The cat seems confused.

TUESDAY - SEPTEMBER 23, 2008 - 5:32 P.M.

Adrian’s phone erupts.  Adrian lets out a pathetic yelp of surprise and vomits a little in his mouth.

TUESDAY - SEPTEMBER 23, 2008 - 5:33 P.M.

Rand speaks.  He informs Adrian that he will need to postpone until a later date.  His suggestion of the following day is rejected by Adrian due to work schedule conflicts.  Rand agrees to call again in 30 minutes instead.

TUESDAY - SEPTEMBER 23, 2008 - 5:34 P.M.

Adrian calls Patrick at the office to update him.  Patrick decides he needs to go out for a smoke.  The Mysteriacs hang up with the plan of reconnecting once Rand is on-hand.

TUESDAY - SEPTEMBER 23, 2008 - 5:42 P.M.

Adrian begins to watch Les Miserables via Netflix instant stream.  He quickly becomes distracted by attempting to count every blood cell he feels passing through his left ventricle.

TUESDAY - SEPTEMBER 23, 2008 - 6:03 P.M.

1,865,342 cells.  The phone rings.  Adrian answers and asks Rand to hold while he connects with Patrick.

TUESDAY - SEPTEMBER 23, 2008 - 6:04 P.M.

Rand informs the Mysteriacs that he has read the script and is completely blown away.  After stating that he “absolutely loves it”, he goes on to say that the option for the rights to Myst are now being offered to us free of charge.  We will now have the exclusive right to develop and shop a film project derived from the Myst franchise.  This decision transforms Project Passage from a project endorsed by Cyan Worlds to the “Official Myst Film”.

Rand pledges Cyan’s full support and backing as we move ahead.

TUESDAY - SEPTEMBER 23, 2008 - 6:54 P.M.

Adrian hangs up the phone, breathes for the first time in months, and vomits a little more in his mouth.

SATURDAY - SEPTEMBER 27, 2008 - 12:00 A.M.

Adrian turns 30 years old.

SATURDAY - SEPTEMBER 27, 2008 - 1:22 P.M.

Adrian is spontaneously transported back in time to rural Indiana, circa 1904.  He is immediately struck by a mail cart and knocked unconscious.  As he lies bleeding in the dirt, he is descended upon by a band of rabid opossums and is subsequently devoured.

4:28 am

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Woot! Congrats, Adrian! *cheers* :)

-Tanya



Right on! Oh I am so proud of you 2. Um by the way Adrian, your old ;) .



Very cool!



The stranger
Sep 25 2008

Great news! hope you will make a quality movie! it’s been too long since we got any high quality myst-related product!

I hope that if the movie succeed, you will give some of the money to Cyan Worlds. They could use it ;)

Can’t wait to see what’s coming!



1. Congratulations.
2. Now you have no choice: you have to make a good movie.
3. Can you wait until after the movie is out before being transported in 1904 ?
4. Stop smoking.
5. Insert anything here.
6. Why am I still trying to add something to this list ?



Congratulations guys (and an early “happy 30th” to Adrian - have some cake to get that vomit taste out…).

This is awesome news for the entire Myst Community, great work! I look forward to watching this project develop

-Alehkhs



AHH! Very exciting news. Congrats to the both of you, and continuing good vibes in your direction as you move forward with the project. :)



Robert The Rebuilder
Sep 25 2008

Well done, guys! Congratulations on being awarded the exclusive rights to the film!

And sorry to hear about the unfortunate vomit and time travel incidents, Adrian.



HOORAY! Also, happy birthday old man.



TomahnaGuy
Sep 25 2008

After being subsequently devoured by the possoms, Adrian makes the film via time-dimensional-cell-0hpone to contact Patrick back in 2008 on how to continue on the film without him.

Congrats on the rights guys! :D



TheWanderer
Sep 25 2008

That’s great!
I’ve been searching and hoping for a Myst movie for years…

Adrian & Patrick, thanks!!!



Congatulations!
I can’t wait to see the movie.



Congrats to you guys. I admire your hard work and faith of your abilities and talents to continue ahead when most people would have given up. Rand’s comments sum it up completely, and to think that you now have the full movie rights. That is a great accomplishment!



I’m so excited for you guys! It’s great to hear you’re official, and if Rand loves the script, it’s gotta be awesome!



Oh man, that is fantastic news! Congratulations! :D



myst fanatic
Sep 25 2008

*in a chiming chorus* HUZZZA! HUZZA! HUZZA! (*repeats about 100 times*) congradulations! I knew Atrus’d love it. And by the way, thanks for not leaving anything out. i was a little breathless towards the middle of it all. oh yea, and by the way. “you got a phone call from atrus! you got a phone call from atrus! HUZZA!”



myst fanatic
Sep 25 2008

oh and by the way, i still think that Rand should be a cameo in the movie. that would be so COOL!



That’s amazing! I’m a long time Myst games/books fan and aspiring filmmaker and just recently I started wondering if there was anything about a Myst movie in the works. Google led me here last week and I RSSed the page immediately. Now I see that you guys got the option for FREE?!? That’s simply amazing! Good luck on the project, and if you need any help once production gets going, give me a call. :)



YAYS! *throws confetti and does a little happydance*

And Rand didn’t breathe a word to me about the script at AGDC, darn him! *mock scowl*



Just amazing guys. That’s all I have to say.

Except, of course,
“…As he lies bleeding in the dirt, he is descended upon by a band of rabid opossums and is subsequently devoured…”
Opossums! Are the made of tin? :p



You just rocked my socks off. Look at them. They’re on the other side of the room, crumpled against the wall. I’d feel sorry for them, but I think they liked it. In fact, I think you should find some way to rock them again. I’m sure there’ll be an opportunity, since there’s a movie what needs makin.’ ;)
Congrats, guys! I hope this is one of those small reward milestones that gears you up to continue for a good, long while.



Congratulations!!! :D

I’m happy for you that you have some certainty now. That Cyan gives you their full support and gives you the exclusive rights must be very rewarding and it should also reassure the more critical fans.

The Myst Movie seems much closer suddenly. Of course a lot of work needs to be done, but the possibility that all your work is in vain seems a whole lot smaller now, so I hope that this ‘burden’ will no longer be as heavy for you as you have described it in your recent posts.

Again, congratulations, and keep up the good work! :D



little king
Sep 25 2008

Grats!!! yay for the “Official Myst Film”!!!



Epicurus
Sep 25 2008

What, exactly, are the rabid opossums eating? I don’t think even crazied animals much care for malnourished sinew and bone.



*resists urge to shout “WOOOOOOO” since her roommate is currently sleeping*

Seriously guys, GREAT news. I have this urge to run around my apartment yelling incoherently, I can’t imagine how you feel.

Adrian… just… heh. Nice job with the caffeine/nicotine there. Get yourself a cup of chamomile tea and remember that whole breathing thing.

You should have that whole opossum thing looked at.


OMG YAY *goes to spam her blog*



Hooray for that! Full steam ahead! :D



Puddleglum
Sep 25 2008

Congratulations, guys! That’s the most exciting news I’ve heard in a while. Absolutely fantastic.



The stranger
Sep 25 2008

Not that I want to kill the party (this is the last thing I want to do, believe me), but it just accured to me: a low budget myst movie would be a sad thing. We don’t know if the movie will have low budget, but still… I don’t believe they have a very very high budget. I hope you guys will be able to get a high budget for the movie… it definetly can’t work with low budget.
Didn’t Peter Jackson wanted to do a myst movie or something?… now what if…
Anybody know how to contect him? ;)



The stranger
Sep 25 2008

Oh wait, I think it was Steven Spielberg… well either would work :P



*jumps up and down* Woo Hoo!!!



GRUMP! Where was my chance to make a movie when I was thirty?

Guess I should have maybe bought a camera and stuff… :)

Seriously, wonderful news and I can’t wait. And Stranger, low budget can indeed work through the magic of computers. You’d be surprised. I have absolute confidence that Adrian and Patrick can make this brilliant.



The stranger
Sep 25 2008

I know zander, it’s just that… I really want to see a high budget movie, like “the dark knight” or “lord of the rings”. I don’t want to see this movie at fan quality, and I don’t want it to be a just-for-fans movie. I may sound greedy, and I know a may be unrealistic, but I want a big movie.

Seriously, I wish there was a way to let the big guys like Jackson or Spielberg know about this movie. It has such a great storyline, characters, and a very very creative and interesting idea. I’ll be surprised if someone will NOT pick it up (as a co-director, with Adrian and Patrick).



That is so friggen AWSOME!!! Congradulations.. So where’s the party?



Sorry Adrian.. I forgot.. No party for you.. go finish the script!! :)



Carl Palmner
Sep 25 2008

I don’t understand. How could he call a phone number that was just a bunch of X’s?

…j/k of course ;). Congrats guys! I am so stoked about this!



Alexei Kharkov
Sep 25 2008

Sweet. Need I say more.



Congrats on the good news and your birthday.



Herohtar
Sep 25 2008

Awesome!! :D



As to budget concerns, we are not aiming for a low-budget film here. This is not going to be fan quality. We are looking for something in the realm of $90-$100 mil. The next major battle will be trying to convince the studios to take an interest in two guys with small CVs.
_
Wingnut and Dreamworks are both on our list of companies to approach once we’ve built a solid package and have actors attached. :)



Oh my god… so you’ve got complete rights to the movie now?

Well, to say I’m shocked is a bit of an understatement. I’m completely blown away at the amount of space you’re being given to work with. Though, I have to admit, I’m a little worried about how Adrian plans on getting through his little “pre-life crisis” and come back to finish the script…

Anywho, I look forward to seeing this unfold as the glorious project I know it will be ^^



Coolness! 8)
Here’s a plan of action:
*finish the script
*quit smoking
*get money and be happy



Johnraka
Sep 25 2008

What can I say?
Never thought I would see the day, well done guys and a biig big thank you to Rand and everyone at Cyan for their generosity in supporting those who love Myst.
Rand, you have a big heart my friend, thank you….



WHOOO!!
Congratulations man!
This is great news!

I would have expected rand to like the script, but he ‘absolutely loves it’.. Thats just.. whoah… just no words. Great work you two!



Andrew "belford" Plotkin
Sep 25 2008

Congratulations. That’s terrific.



Ah, so no more worries about swoopers-in! This news is excellent. A celebratory comic may need to be drawn…



There was someone up there named Puddleglum. That was just too cool. *wave*



Øystein Håvard Færder
Sep 25 2008

Congratulations:) Really the best news I’ve heard in a while!



AndyBlooShoes
Sep 25 2008

So wait…..if Adrian posted about something that happens two days later….he must have ALREADY traveled back in time! So that would make you 134 on Saturday! You’re immortal! *Bows down*
_
Unless…..you traveled forward in time…..
_
That was pretty bold of Rand to give you full rights. Excellent job so far guys. Apparently we all know you’re really the ones to pull this off. Just remember we all have faith in you!
Oh and I agree quit smoking :) We don’t want out star director/script writers dying on us, now, do we?!



myst fanatic
Sep 25 2008

“As to budget concerns, we are not aiming for a low-budget film here. This is not going to be fan quality.”
what do you mean Adrian? That IS fan quality! only the best for BoT!!! and if i might make a suggestion: i’d definitely be stoked if you could convinced dreamworks…



Floydman
Sep 25 2008

Ah, now you gone and spoiled the surprise opossum ending!



TWO THUMBS UP Young pups!
Dreamworks would be nice,they have great film.

Happy B-Day in advance Adrian.



“I don’t understand. How could he call a phone number that was just a bunch of X’s?”
It’s a smartphone with QWERTY keyboard, duh.

“The next major battle will be trying to convince the studios to take an interest in two guys with small CVs.”
Just got the exclusive rights from Cyan Worlds and you’re worried that the studios won’t notice?

“Though, I have to admit, I’m a little worried about how Adrian plans on getting through his little “pre-life crisis” and come back to finish the script…”
“Unless…..you traveled forward in time…..”
He’s the Grower, and so can mess with time.

“Oh and I agree quit smoking We don’t want out star director/script writers dying on us, now, do we?!”
Definitely not. I’ll second (or third, whatever) this.



Happy dance! Happy dance! I am so happy for you. This is wonderful.



And on the same day Jack Thompson gets disbarred.

Ooooooooooo, this might be the greatest day of my life =P



Congrats, guys! Glad to hear that things are working out so well!



Great to hear you’re moving ahead, guys! Oh, and Adrian, I hope you recover from your possum attack. ;)



Quitting smoking is going to have to wait. We have enough pressures on us right now. The last thing we need is two shaking, very cranky filmmakers walking into a pitch meeting. :)
_
Just so we’re clear, we do not have ALL of the rights. We have what is called an option. What this means is that we have the exclusive right to develop a project based on the Myst franchise without fear of a third party outbidding us. The motion picture rights are still retained by Cyan. They just aren’t permitted (not that they would) to sell them off to a studio who wishes to produce a project without our materials. If a studio wants to make a Myst film, they will have to work with and through us.



Thanks for clarifying Adrian.

I thought it was something along those lines, but at least that explains the title of the post a little =P

BTW: Adrian, you said that the 400+ pages you sent to Rand wasn’t the “full” script. For sake of reference, what section of the story are you at in terms of moving it to script? (e.g., are you past the point of Gehn’s birth, have you not yet reached the “plague of D’ni”) Just curious, and I don’t want specifics. Just hoping for a sense of where it is, to give me an idea of how you guys are doing =D



WOOO HOO!



Dreamworks, eh? I’ve mixed opinions on a lot of their films, really…

… this is gonna sound odd, but have you considered Disney? *shot by everyone* wait wait hear me out: Disney’s had associations with Cyan in the past, they’re the ones who actually published BoT (through Hyperion, which they own) and there was a point where they were going to build a Myst-themed attraction at one of their theme parks (Or So I Heard)

I know why you’d want to shy away from them (and their child studios), but it might be worth taking a peek at…?

Or not. it IS Disney. They’re like eldrich space horrors - you look too close and they eat your eyes out. :O



DreamWorks have some pretty good movies actually (though I’m a little bit torn between some of the things to come out of there recently…).

Either way, I’m sure A+P have their heads on straight and will go with a company/group that they KNOW will be able to make this into what it can be =)



They’ve had some good things, but their output has been largely mediocre. Looking at their Wiki page, most of the films that stand out to me were co-produced with other studios (like warner bros and paramont). I think the only exception is Galaxy Quest, which while entertaining wasn’t ZOMG BRILLIANT.
But heyyy, maybe this movie could change that~



I believe Wingnut Films was one of the groups from Lord of the Rings, so that might be an interesting option. Also, Legendary Studios has put out some cool movies.



When it comes down to it, I think we’re going to end up talking to anyone who will talk to us. While nabbing the option from Cyan might be impressive to some, other’s simply won’t give a damn. But it’s a bit of a road before we’re prepared to talk to any studios. What’s been nice about this path so far is how unorthodox it’s been - we’ve been allowed to break a lot of rules. We might see that flexibility coming up again and again.



Congrats guys!

I am so excited! This is so fun to see things moving forward!

/me sends good vibes from the sidelines.



myst fanatic
Sep 25 2008

Nek: I’m sorry to have to suggest this, but give up on that pursuit. I’ve tried asking them that in like every article i’ve read. And STILL >=) nothing has come up. Although, they do respond to you more. Maybe they just like you more…. ah, oh well. Good luck……
TELL US WHERE YOU ARE IN THE STORY/SCRIPT…. PLEASE!!!!!



myst fanatic
Sep 25 2008

Ryuu:…… the magic kingdom logo? on BoT?….. that’s so crazy….. it might just work! That would make my dreams come true, right there!



ALSO, happy birthday Adrian! Get yourself something nice.



Donnie M.
Sep 26 2008

That’s pretty exciting. Thanks for sharing your dream with all of us.



Thanks for updating us on these correspondences!
Awesome job guys, congratulations =)
AND happy birthday Adrian!



Congrats gents!!!!!! Happy 30th Adrian! Great way to hail in a new year!



Puddleglum
Sep 26 2008

*smiles and waves back at Patrick. “Thanks.”



Adrian, you guys are hoping to raise $90-$100 mil? Isn’t that number a bit high? In comparison, all three Lord of the Rings movies cost $281 million.

Besides that, AWESOME GETTING THE RIGHTS!



The stranger
Sep 26 2008

Well, Isaac, don’t we want a good movie? ;)



@Isaac:
LOTR1 was $93 mil.
LOTR2 was $94 mil.
LOTR3 was $94 mil.
That means each of them was in the $90-$100 mil too.



@ Isaac:

If I understand correctly it’s not a matter of raising the money, but whatever studio picks up the project will grant them a certain budget for them to work with.



The stranger
Sep 26 2008

Really, we have fans for this movie (or even better: for the whole series) BEFORE it’s released. It’s not a completely new idea, it already proved it works (not a lot for non-myst communities, but a movie could fix it) and it’s a very good book. Who wouldn’t take it? :D



Lynnutte
Sep 26 2008

WOOHOO!!!! Congrats! I agree, Rand needs to do a cameo. I also think you should use as many Myst fans as extras as possible. (Hint, hint) Can’t wait for you to announce which actors you have playing which parts and when shooting will start.



Congratulations on your dream project heading toward reality!! We are all pulling for you.



Project233
Sep 26 2008

Congratulations, you two. You’ve worked unceasingly for so long. Best of luck!



Congratulations…I vote for Disney, Robert Downey Jr., and Maui (they have volcanoes). Now…Quit smoking…by far the best comment I’ve seen posted. I still find it incomprehensible how anyone in our family could still be smoking (and yes Paul, I mean you too). Even dad did it. It’s disgusting, it’s expensive, and it’s selfish because it destroys the innocent as well as the guilty. You’d have a very happy nephew. I’ll get off my soapbox now (and wait for the rest of the script to arrive in my inbox).



“Just so we’re clear, we do not have ALL of the rights. We have what is called an option. &c” Still just as impressive.

“BTW: Adrian, you said that the 400+ pages you sent to Rand wasn’t the “full” script. For sake of reference, what section of the story are you at in terms of moving it to script?”
Or they just didn’t want to swamp poor Atrus with a huge script, and so just sent the best parts…

“… this is gonna sound odd, but have you considered Disney? *shot by everyone*”
Didn’t Tolkien specifically state in his will that Disney would never be allowed to make a movie off of LotR (Or So I Think I Read Somewhere)? Still, as long as the Mysteriacs are not forced out, any help is good.

“LOTR1 was $93 mil.
LOTR2 was $94 mil.
LOTR3 was $94 mil.”
Why is the first one $1 million less? Shouldn’t it cost more if anything?

“and Maui” O_o in the end, we’ll just decide to put the cleft in Antartica, it makes the most sense.

“Really, we have fans for this movie (or even better: for the whole series) BEFORE it’s released.”
A good business model to have.

“and it’s a very good book. ”
Well, I actually didn’t like the books that much, but they have an excellent plot (equal to the classics). The writing is not that good, in my opinion, but THAT WRITING IS NOT WHAT IS GOING TO BE SEEN IN THE MOVIE. Plus, the books are basically made for movies (Myst is really based on story, music, and stunning graphics, all of which are much easier to put in a movie than a book).



KatrAnna
Sep 26 2008

Congrats on the rights!! Now you know you’re on the right track for sure! And happy birthday!



Goods News !!! Congratulations ! the past become clear !



From someone who’s been lurking the site since January: Congrats on all you’ve accomplished over the last 9 months! What I saw here today was the best news I’ve gotten from the Myst community in a long time, so thanks again for putting yourselves through this. And thanks for updating us peons on every detail of your totally un-mundane lives- even the exaggerated parts. This is still seriously better than Seinfeld. ;D



Aaaaaaah! :D YES!!!!

*runs a victory lap for Patrick and Adrian*

And yes, Rand should have a cameo. XD That would be awesome.



Frisky Badger
Sep 26 2008

Great news! On Disney, I generally hate that company (they are part of my personal axis of evil: Disney, Starbucks, and American Idol), but I did like what they did with the National Treasure movies. What about Legendary films? I really liked the way they turned the Batman franchise around. They are also doing the Warcraft movie.



Congratulations…..one step closer to the reel deal.

I have everything crossed that your hard efforts will pay off and I’ll be able to put my hard earned cash down to see this movie when it is released.

As to what studio - I’ll also cross everything and pray that you’ll be accepted by the best one for this movie. Hmmm….for all of you who dislike Disney - I grok where you’re coming from but don’t discount the fact that they have put out some good stuff lately. That is, in my own opinion. Course I was a diehard fan of C.S. Lewis long before Myst was a gleam in Rand’s eye. Disney and Walden Media managed to pull off very good adaptations of the first two “Narnia” books. I can’t wait to see if they manage to do the same for the remaining five. Though I do kind of wonder how they would handle “The Last Battle” while remaining Politically Correct. LOL.

Anyway - back on topic - the best of luck to both of you



This is so awesome! Congratulations!

Especially awesome was the timing! Almost exactly on the day of the 15th anniversary of Myst! I’, a bit disappointed that you didn’t mention that.. But this is so fantastic! Congratulations! I can’t wait!



Alexei Kharkov
Sep 26 2008

Please, for the sake of all thats holy, don’t go to Disney. High School Musical? POTC At World’s End? The company is pathetic.



8bitgamer
Sep 26 2008

promise us you will not try and make it for kids just make it and what it ends up being rated is what it is.
too many movies change the story to make it pg.
like harry potter they change so much because if they did an accurate telling it would be at least pg-13



AndyBlooShoes
Sep 26 2008

No one really needed HP to be PG13…..

Don’t worry. It’s Disney that all does all that “little” crap. The movie will be fine.

But HOLY CRAP these comments are flying up!



I think Adrian and Patrick (and Rand and ALL of us here as well) realize that, even though Myst has reached an enormous audience that knows no Age Boundary, there are darker themes in both the books and the games.

When it gets right down to it, I don’t think Adrian and Patrick will “dull down” on the themes of the story, particularly because it’s those very themes of injustice and brooding anger that inspired them to take the Myst universe into this direction in the first place. Dumbing down themes would only make this movie a generic passing picture that might have caught the attention of some local papers.

However, if Adrian and Patrick stick true to the themes, lineage and incredible depth of the Myst universe (which I know they will), this movie will go above and beyond the expectations of all of us here on the sidelines.



*cheers madly* *does an extreme happy dance* CONGRATS!!! This is so exciting! ~Kia



I made a congratulations post, but it didn’t show up. Anyway, Congratulations!!!! This is really so awesome. I’m glad Cyan is backing you 100% and the light is green.



I’m ready for my close up, mr. directors.

Congrats!



@Thomas,
If that is your website in your link, in the artistic section ,I like those pictures.



It is indeed ;) Glad you like!



After being trapped in 1904, you can hitch a ride with Doc Brown and Marty in the Delorean back to the present to MAKE THIS MOVIE.

Oh god, I’m laughing with pure joy right now. This is wonderful news. :D



Doc and Marty were there in 1885. However Doc stayed there a bit longer.

(100th post)



Have we reached a point where 100 comments has become a commonplace thing nowadays?

*sigh* Oh well, good to know we’ve got people watching this =)



well, 233 comments is still not too common



when and where do you plan to hold casting calls? I would love to get involved in this as an actor.



KatrAnna
Sep 30 2008

Ranom casting idea: I think James Franco (Harry in Spiderman) could be a really good Veovis.

This is what happens when I watch movies too late at night.



the Joker
Sep 30 2008

Con-grat-ulat-ions guys!
If it hadn’t been for work, a girlfriend, 2 cats, the distance (and the costs…), I would gladely apply as an extra (or a cleaner or a garbage-thrower or a doormath or whatever…)
But it was this about the distance and the costs (if you’re not going to shoot some scenes in Norway then..?), so I can’t do anything other than just wait and look foreward to the film’s release.
Good luck, guys! I know you can make a fantastic, an epic, a wonder of a movie.



the Joker
Sep 30 2008

Btw: Do not quit smoking atm as some suggest. I know how the siggarets ease a man’s nerves. I would guess you have been a bit shaky these past days/ months? Why make it any worse by quiting now?



A + P said they were looking for a British accent in this movie.

So, if you ain’t from Jolly Ol’ England, I suggest you work on your accent a little bit if you plan on trying out =D

Me = Snowball’s chance of getting in this movie



KatrAnna
Oct 01 2008

Ooh, I already practice an accent! Yay!



Everyone says I have a British accent, even though I have no ties to Britain. I just happened to be real stubborn on how things were pronounced, and that turned into British somehow. Or people just pick a very well known accent to call it.

I doubt I would be picked though, as I do not look D’ni at all.



Mystydeb
Oct 04 2008

Funny, I never imagined anyone with British accent coming from a crack in Arizona :)



Congrats guys!!!

IMO; Make this movie as close to the book as possible.
Do not even think about ratings until you are showing the first
screening of it before it goes to the theaters or DVD.

Question who put out the movies Pirates of the Cearabean(spelling)? was that Disney?

BTW; Anyone remember The Myst movie series that
Presto studios did? they even put out a trailer of it
back when Myst3 Exile came out. not sure who
actors were in it but maybe they could be a
posibility for actors/tress if they can even still be found.
( These movies never got off the ground from the trailer.)



“Funny, I never imagined anyone with British accent coming from a crack in Arizona”
hahaha… you’re just minding your own business and suddenly a bunch of pale thin British accented people come out of a hole in the ground…

“Question who put out the movies Pirates of the Cearabean(spelling)? was that Disney?” Pretty sure it was. (Caribbean, I believe is how it is spelled).

“BTW; Anyone remember The Myst movie series that
Presto studios did? they even put out a trailer of it
back when Myst3 Exile came out. not sure who
actors were in it but maybe they could be a
posibility for actors/tress if they can even still be found.
( These movies never got off the ground from the trailer.)”
No I don’t. Links please?



d’oh! how is this movie going to get finished if Adrian spends all his time in the bellies of several rabid opossums???



d’oh! how is this movie going to get finished if Adrian spends all his time in the bellies of several rabid opossums??? radios maybe???



Can i get a one small picture from your blog?
Thank you


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