Bitter Script Reader at 2012-06-20 14:17:59:
#13, BLACKOUT, was eventually produced as the Ashley Judd vehicle TWISTED. Wasn't LIFE AS WE KNOW IT on yesterday's list too?
Scott at 2012-06-20 14:55:55:
Correct, BSR. I re-checked and see that the 2001 reference is to its original sale to Revolution Studios in December 2001. This reference is to being shifted to Fox 2000. I will cut out this sale and adjust accordingly. As I say, a work in progress, and all feedback genuinely appreciated. Already had a few screenwriters send in sales info on projects I had missed. Thanks again, BSR.
Debbie Moon at 2012-06-20 15:10:13:
Assuming I didn't lose count: Comedy -38 Action Comedy - 4 Comedy Drama - 1 Teen comedy - 2 Comedy Romance - 1 Rom-com - 11 Horror - 5 Psychological horror/ psych thriller - 5 Horror thriller - 2 Thriller - 12 Supernatural thriller - 2 Action thriller - 3 Legal thriller - 1 Action - 5 Action Fantasy - 1 Children's action - 1 Action Adventure - 3 Adventure - 1 Heist - 3 Murder mystery - 1 Drama - 9 Drama fantasy - 1
Eric Karkheck at 2012-06-20 15:10:51:
New Line - 16 of 67 = 24% Paramount - 8 Columbia - 7 MGM - 7 Warner Bros. - 6 Dreamworks - 5 Fox 2000 - 4 Universal - 4 Walt Disney - 3 Twentieth Century Fox - 3 Miramax - 2 UA - 1 Touchstone - 1
Debbie Moon at 2012-06-20 15:12:37:
Studios: Warner - 4 Dreamworks - 4 New Line - 16 Paramount - 8 Columbia - 7 20th C Fox - 3 Fox 2000 - 4 Universal - 4 MGM - 5 Miramax - 2 Touchstone - 1 Disney - 2 United Artists - 1 Wow, New Line liked to buy specs, didn't they?
ICPaulThomas at 2012-06-20 19:16:30:
"Which one of these loglines strikes you as the strongest and why?" I think 92 is the logline with the most potency. It speaks to the clearing of the "fog of war." I think most world citizens feel largely impotent in knowing what is TRULY going on in the chaos of war and terrorism filtered through the lenses of power structures, world governments, schemes of world domination, genetic destinies, religious destinies...etc. To have a psychiatrist go in and reconstruct the truth about a veritable "good-as-dead-cold-case" lends a supernaturality to his/her skills that I find immensely appealing. I guess the seed of accountablility this theme engenders and the requisite aftershocks could give a "few citizens" the dream of hope.
Jason Warner at 2012-06-21 08:20:56:
Note: Both #63 and #73 were apparently eventually produced as TV movies, with the latter under a different title ("Reflections").
Alex Furlin at 2012-06-21 20:56:28:
I believe Tonight, He Comes (#65) eventually became Hancock.
apmerf at 2012-07-01 21:56:34:
#5 was released as Wedding Daze with Jason Biggs and Isla Fisher.
THE DEFINITIVE LIST OF SPEC SCRIPT SALES: 1991-2012 « Film Doctor at 2012-07-05 23:40:28:
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