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My agent tells me that Universal have voluntarilt paid the second option money two months before it was due, so things look pretty good for the movie. Substantial amount and not against the payment when the movie goes into production. The first draft script is written and we've all given our thoughts about it. I'm now waiting to hear what Chris and Paul think. But everything's looking good. Linda believe Paul B's just practising in the Da Vinci Code, which she's currently reading because a friend sent it. Butler's offering tea and scones late at night in country houses! P.G.Wodehouse would be turning in his grave. Sounds a pretty stupid book, but maybe that's the only kind which gets that sort of attention. :D
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Yes, very good to hear that things are moving along. :DComment
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Mike, don't you know we have a forum dedicated to the movie now? :)
Good news, though, wherever it's posted!
Cheers,
AntComment
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great news! and now to the question that keeps us all breathles.... WHO will be stunts coordinator :roll:
ahem.
Mrs M should really not waste her time with that, er, book.Comment
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Agreed. I've said elsewhere that I found it such a frustrating book. It is gripping, but in an obviously mechanical way. And it cheats the reader, by making them feel smarter than they are. And Brown get so many mundane details just plain wrong.Originally posted by mordenkainen
But perhaps people who read that and then look for other books featuring the Grail might stumble across The Warhound and the World's Pain, The Dreamthief's Daughter, etc.
Ciao,
AntComment
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Fantastic news!!Comment
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Thrilled things are going well....
I did not like the comic book much. Don't like the idea of american indian aesthetics/dress.
Love asian influence and martial art films.
Just recently re-watched LOTR. I thought those films were fantastic and was not bored in the slightest.
If Elric is as half as epic and as visually stunning as LOTR I will eat my words.
Unfortunately it takes ALOT of people and ALOT of money to make a film this great.
I DO AGREE THAT THESE STORIES MIKE HAS GRACED US WITH MAKE THE CROW, LOTR, AND SPAWN LOOK LIKE MR. ROGERS NEIGBORHOOD.
PLEASE PUSH FOR 3 FILMS AND DO THESE BOOKS JUSTICE.
THE ELRIC SAGA!! HURAH!!!!Comment
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The Elric Movie
I am really looking forward to an Elric movie! I am glad to hear good news about it. I read all the Elric novels and the Champion Eternal books. Michael Moorcock is the most intelligent person in the Multiverse!
It is too bad all the books can't be made into movies. I really enjoyed the Hawkmoon and Count Brass books. It will be great seeing some of the other Eternal Champions in one of the Elric movies. I wonder who will play Jhary-a-Conel? I love every Moorcock book that I have read. One's like
Breakfast In The Ruins,Behold The Man and Gloriana really make ya think.
I just finished White Wolf's Son, that was a real treat for the fans. It was great havng all those characters in it from other books!
A Thousand Thanks to Mr. Moorcock !!!!
"With a deep, not-unhappy sigh, Elric prepared to do battle with an army." (Red Pearls)
- Michael MoorcockComment
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Good news Mike! Thanks for the update!
Yuki says, "Krimson used to be known as Kommando, but he rarely uses that name anymore. Sometimes he appears as Krimson Gray as well. Do not be confused, he still loves cats and bagels."Comment
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[quote="Ant"]Both books definitely MUCH MUCH better than the average mainstream I think!! The Von Bek & Elric series are definitely my favorites!Originally posted by mordenkainenComment
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Da Vinci Code, no! Elric, YES!! Enough said! :o
I'm waiting eagerly for the Elric movie. With today's abilities in movie making, I see its possible that something good can come out from this.Comment
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Yeah, but there's Amerindian stuff all over The Skrayling Tree, so it didn't just pop in out of nowhere.Originally posted by AnonymousComment
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Maybe this isn't directly related (seeing as how it's a non-Elric book) but I've just finished re-reading The Sword of the Dawn, and noticed that the Legion of the Dawn - from the oblique descriptions given of them - appear to be American Indians, as far as I can tell. And that book was written in1969, so Mike's been referencing this sort of thing in his EC books for some time it seems.Originally posted by Anonymous_"For an eternity Allard was alone in an icy limbo where all the colours were bright and sharp and comfortless.
_For another eternity Allard swam through seas without end, all green and cool and deep, where distorted creatures drifted, sometimes attacking him.
_And then, at last, he had reached the real world – the world he had created, where he was God and could create or destroy whatever he wished.
_He was supremely powerful. He told planets to destroy themselves, and they did. He created suns. Beautiful women flocked to be his. Of all men, he was the mightiest. Of all gods, he was the greatest."Comment
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Ooh, hey. I forgot about that. Good point (re-reading Hawkmoon is next on my to do list).
(I was the guest above who brought up the Skrayling Tree, btw.)Comment
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