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Originally posted by Saffy:
This weekend through professional contacts at a trade show, I was able to spend an hour or so with someone who does licensing for Universal.

I brought up the movie project rather slyly, and this is what she said:

1. Definitely in the works.

2. First film meeting was last week.

3. Working title is "Serenity." ("That's the name of the ship," she said.) :-)

4. They are "very excited to be working with Joss Whedon."

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I wish I could have been a fly on the wall at that film meeting last week.

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Originally posted by Poetic4U:
Thanks!!! I can die happy really soon, now. :)

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Originally posted by WhooDahn:

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I wish I could have been a fly on the wall at that film meeting last week.

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I want to be in the movie!

Joss, you listening?

Do you need 1789 extras?

Here we are!!!!

(Haken, how many registered members are there?)

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Originally posted by SerenityNow:
What are you kidding? We'll not only arrange carpools to get ourselves there, we'll make our own costumes to their exact specifications, stay up all night for days on end, and perfect our Chinese expressions for a chance to end up on the cutting floor.

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Originally posted by BlueSunCorporategoon:
i think you summed it up pretty well,SerenityNow.
Browncoats coming together,tailor making costumes,all culminating in a train of headlights ala the end of 'Field of Dreams' headed to the production sites...i'd be more than happy on the cutting room floor...

I'll be in my bunk.-Jayne

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Originally posted by lissa:
~lissa, spwhore

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Originally posted by SerenityNow:
Why not? It's a lot more fun than being depressed. ;)

http://dryope.typepad.com/superfly/

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xion47 wrote:
Tuesday, February 17, 2004 15:35
Don't get too excited about something you hear from some stranger on the internet who hasn't even been on this board for a month

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Originally posted by xion47:
Don't get too excited about something you hear from some stranger on the internet who hasn't even been on this board for a month.

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Ahhh, but you'll be even more depressed if you find that you just got your hopes up.

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Originally posted by 3of19:
And we'll work for free! Heck, if I could, I'd even pay travel expenses for myself

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Originally posted by Saffy:
This weekend through professional contacts at a trade show, I was able to spend an hour or so with someone who does licensing for Universal.

I brought up the movie project rather slyly, and this is what she said:

1. Definitely in the works.

2. First film meeting was last week.

3. Working title is "Serenity." ("That's the name of the ship," she said.) :-)

4. They are "very excited to be working with Joss Whedon."

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Originally posted by DaveB:
[BI'm really trying not to get to excited about this (Joss Whedon's luck of late has not been brilliant) but what does this mean? 'Definitely in the works', does this mean everythings been sorted out and pre-production is starting or is there still legal stuff to get though?

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Also why call it 'Serenity', I hope they come up with a new title.

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Originally posted by SerenityNow:

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Ahhh, but you'll be even more depressed if you find that you just got your hopes up.

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This is a philosophical question that we happen to disagree on.

Go on, lay the good news on me. I can take it. I'm doing my monkey dance right now.

http://dryope.typepad.com/superfly/

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Originally posted by WhooDahn:

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I wish I could have been a fly on the wall at that film meeting last week.

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I want to be in the movie!

Joss, you listening?

Do you need 1789 extras?

Here we are!!!!

(Haken, how many registered members are there?)

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Originally posted by WhooDahn:

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I wish I could have been a fly on the wall at that film meeting last week.

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I want to be in the movie!

Joss, you listening?

Do you need 1789 extras?

Here we are!!!!

(Haken, how many registered members are there?)

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Originally posted by Saffy:
This weekend through professional contacts at a trade show, I was able to spend an hour or so with someone who does licensing for Universal.

I brought up the movie project rather slyly, and this is what she said:

1. Definitely in the works.

2. First film meeting was last week.

3. Working title is "Serenity." ("That's the name of the ship," she said.) :-)

4. They are "very excited to be working with Joss Whedon."

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