Werewolf show called "Bitches"

Skalla-Grimm · 08-11-2012

I understand that Sony preserving the film rights is the main reason we now have The Amazing Spider-Man in theaters.

Dune is another property with a troubled production history. The David Lynch version was actually the third attempt (Lynch accepted the film after passing on directing Return of the Jedi). An earlier try was planned to be 10 hours long, have designs by Chris Foss, H.R. Giger and Moebius, and a cast including David Carradine, Mick Jaggar, Orson Welles, Herve Villachaize ("De spice, boss! De spice!") and Salvador Dali as the emperor. Which just goes to show you never know how things will turn out.

08-11-2012	#7
Skalla-Grimm Grrrrr Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 374	Re: Werewolf show called "Bitches" I understand that Sony preserving the film rights is the main reason we now have The Amazing Spider-Man in theaters. Dune is another property with a troubled production history. The David Lynch version was actually the third attempt (Lynch accepted the film after passing on directing Return of the Jedi). An earlier try was planned to be 10 hours long, have designs by Chris Foss, H.R. Giger and Moebius, and a cast including David Carradine, Mick Jaggar, Orson Welles, Herve Villachaize ("De spice, boss! De spice!") and Salvador Dali as the emperor. Which just goes to show you never know how things will turn out. __________________ Now on DeviantArt