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Sounds interesting.

I know someone who has been talking about filming for over 15 years.

@Spike, a modern lawyer would not be able to function in the older times, because many of the concepts available today were unknown then. Before, they had trial by combat, and, in the English common-law world, they had no understanding of negligence until the modern times. I am a practising...

@Spike thanks for your post on Mozart. I'm a bit (just a bit) of a Mozart fan, but I don't think he died too old, because his work apparently got better as he got older.

We had a long weekend here, so I took time off to read and write. I need at least two clear days before I can get into writing mode, and taking two weeks off in December and January was good for me. I've written various bits and pieces, and I finally solved a problem in my story on King Arthur...

Beauty, man, beauty. You said it only cost you 35 cents? That's awesome!

Oz was an adventure with three other companions.

The Empire Strikes Back and The Wrath of Khan. Both sequels to the first movies are considered to be among the greatest films of all time.

The Odd Couple?

Dune was horrible. Anyway, his cause of death were due to heart issues.

Yes, I did. By the way, how much to make a movie about buddies ...... never mind.

If it's two, then I'm surprised no one mentioned the Laurel and Hardy movies, or the Abbot and Costello ones. Also the Lone Ranger movie.

If it's more than two buddies, then I would name the original Star Trek movies, with Shatner, Nimoy, and Kelley - they had chemistry, and they were buddies.

The original Blues Brothers. I wouldn't say it's my "favourite" as in my Number 1 choice, but it would rank pretty high up there.

This is not on topic, but I can name two books that were great and were adapted to great films - Cornelius Ryan's "The Longest Day" and "A Bridge Too Far".

Speaking of James Garner, he did a series of Polaroid commercials in the 1970's with Mariette Hartley, and their chemistry was obvious. Many, including me, have said that they should have done a series together.

Not a script, but Enders Game was an award--winning novel that was in development hell for over a decade, then, when it became a movie, it was a disappointment. The sequels to the novel, by the way, being Speaker to the Dead and Xenocide, had different tones to the original, but they were also...

You know, I've always wanted to explore the character of Shonuff, played by the late Julius Carey. He's the villain in the 1980's hit, "The Last Dragon", which was a homage to Bruce Lee as well as a satirical comment on the martial arts world, and I think he stole the show. If you look at the...

The Conversation? People talking about something? That seems like something I may want to film some day. 😁

I think Chris Starling and Lecter could have a great student-mentor relationship. Certainly Jodie Foster and Anthony Hopkins had chemistry.