BLACK LIST 2009 - Your Prediction for Dec.11 ?
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Re: BLACK LIST 2009 - Your Prediction for Dec.11 ?
Originally posted by jcgary View PostSorkin's Facebook script will be on there.
I wouldn't be surprised if KRISTY got a couple votes. I'm sure BURIED will get a vote. PRISONERS might get a few votes."People spend so much time focusing on rescuing the princess, they forget how much fun it is to fight the dragon."
- Simon Pegg & Nick Frost, DAVE
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Re: BLACK LIST 2009 - Your Prediction for Dec.11 ?
Originally posted by jcgary View PostSorkin's Facebook script will be on there.
I wouldn't be surprised if KRISTY got a couple votes. I'm sure BURIED will get a vote. PRISONERS might get a few votes.
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Re: BLACK LIST 2009 - Your Prediction for Dec.11 ?
Originally posted by loopdesign View PostThese are all in some form of pre-production, no? Isn't the Blacklist "the best unproduced scripts" in Hollwood? I thought the whole point was to bring attention to deserving scripts that have been overlooked. It's pretty lame if the execs choose 100 scripts (from their clients) that are already being dev'd.
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Re: BLACK LIST 2009 - Your Prediction for Dec.11 ?
Originally posted by grant View PostLast year Inglourious Basterds got twenty-some votes, even though it had already started shooting in October."People spend so much time focusing on rescuing the princess, they forget how much fun it is to fight the dragon."
- Simon Pegg & Nick Frost, DAVE
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Re: BLACK LIST 2009 - Your Prediction for Dec.11 ?
It's hard to make any predictions about the Black List because some agents and managers push hard for their client's material to be included and some don't. And some great scripts are slipped to a few production companies and sell quickly and therefore didn't get read all over town.
I would expect that even more managers/agents will be trying to game the list this year because of the market. It will be interesting to see the results--but I wouldn't expect the numbers to be a perfect reflection of the year's most interesting unproduced scripts.
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