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The second-generation Saab 9-5 was designed and developed during General Motors’ ownership of the Swedish carmaker. By the time it went on sale in 2010, GM had “sold” Saab to the Dutch sports car brand Spyker. In addition to the four-door sedan, there was also a 9-5 Aero SportCombi, which made it as far as 27 pre-production models. When Spyker’s attempt to keep Saab afloat failed in March 2011, any chance the SportCombi would make it beyond the 81st Geneva Motor Show sank.
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Dune concept art by Ron Miller (c. 1983)
One of The Sims 4 developers who used to work on the game from its very early days shared a few secrets about how the production initially w
Animation! Brainstorming Ideas!
Today was the start of the animation elective! Paul started the day by giving us a brief overview of the animation process, including pre-production, production and editing.
We then started to look towards planning a story relevant to our concepts, so that we could animate them. We were tasked with writing at least ten short story prompts, and the ones I came up with are above! We narrowed these stories down to the three we liked best, and in the end I went with my last story, where a group of children are skimming stones across the sea, when one stone mysteriously stops mid bounce. A seal then rises up scaring them all.
What did Danai do to fix the spin off?
What do Danai and the guy who play rick thing of Gimple? They can't hate him to allow him to be part of the spinoff.
She rescued AMC from the disaster that was a 3-feature theatrical release, a.k.a 'the Rick movies.' Gimple kept writing treatments/outlines/scripts (I'm not sure how far he got before starting over each time) for the first movie, which everyone at AMC hated. Rick's storyline needed to be wrapped up so they made the decision to have someone else (Danai) step in to develop a show out of the detritus of Gimple's failed script and treatment. It was prettied up as "getting the band together again" to save face.
It makes for good PR, especially in the wake of how badly the Caryl-turned-Daryl spinoff had been managed.
Ghostwriting happens in the industry. Getting credit is somewhat weird to begin with as you can provide a lot of the plot when the season is broken and never get acknowledged for it. Similarly, you can have your name on an episode of which you wrote precious little because it's been through so many revisions.
As an actor, you can't pick who covers a show and it would've looked bad (to investors) if the studio had removed the showrunner from that spinoff too. I can't imagine Andy demanding someone to be fired (he's an actual nice guy) but he also didn't foot the bill for TOWL, so he had no leverage to ask for a showrunner of his choice.
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Black Cauldron Deleted Scene
If you're a fan of The Black Cauldron, you know there aren't many places to go to find behind-the-scenes information. At least you can look at these rare pre-production drawings and imagine how this scene might have gone.
Professor T gets a series 5 ahead of series 4 transmission!
Professor T gets a series 5 ahead of series 4 transmission!
If, like me, you’re looking forward to series 4 of Professor T later this year, you’ll be pleased the hear ITV has already commissioned series 5! The full details are here —I’ve borrowed the salient points. Ben Miller returns to play Cambridge’s illustrious Professor Jasper Tempest, whilst Frances de la Tour, also reprises her role as the Professor’s mother Adelaide Tempest and they are joined…
