On Sep 23, 2:36 am, "jmsa...{at}aol.com"  wrote:
> On Sep 22, 5:32 am, Kurt Ullman  wrote:
>
> > >From a general article on Clint Eastwood came the following:
>
> > TOUR DE FORCE
>
> > Next month, Eastwood starts filming "The Changeling"
starring Angelina
> > Jolie, about a woman whose child is kidnapped. When the child is
> > returned, she suspects a swap has taken place.
>
> > "It's a great tour de force for a woman ... with John Malkovich and a
> > lot of very good actors," Eastwood said.
>
> >http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20070922/en_nm/eastwood_dc_1;_ylt=AlwJZnEM...
> > eyb1LR4KAyoF1vAI
>
> >http://tinyurl.com/32wdby
>
> Here's the other part of it.
>
> For the last year, very much under the radar, I've been working with
> two film makers who have created some of the biggest SF movies in the
> last twenty years on a television project.  (I can't reveal their
> identities, but pick any three of their movies and you have box office
> of over two billion dollars.)  We've been quietly writing and creating
> the first three scripts for a new SF series that would pretty much
> revolutionize the form, and which have gone out to the networks for
> auction.  Offers are coming in.  Whether or not the offers are enough
> to make the project work -- it's huge -- remains to be seen.  Where
> this goes will be determined in the next couple of weeks.  Stay tuned.
>
> jms

So, the question is "Who are the film makers?"  Just one the sheer
volume of dollars, I would have to guess that one is James Cameron.
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