Showing posts with label Tim-Burton. Show all posts
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Confirmed Date on 'Dark Shadows'

Friday, December 11, 2009


Johnny Depp's Dark Shadows to begin next year

Sci Fi Wire has learned that production will start on "Shadows" late next year. What, you want to know when? "We're actually going to shoot that film next September/October with Tim Burton and Johnny," he said. Which I'm guessing means that the movie will see a summer or fall 2011 release, presuming all goes as planned. Burton is still finishing post-production on Alice in Wonderland, which also stars Depp and opens March 5, 2010.

The Barnabas Collins character will be outstanding with JD doing him. I've been waiting to hear more on this and finally we get dates. Yay! Won't that be grand?

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Positvely Magickal!

Friday, July 24, 2009

Tim Burton and Johnny Depp fans already know about the new trailer out this week for the upcoming Alice In Wonderland but I want to put it here to tie in with all my other Burton, Depp, and Alice stuff.

Release date, March 2010. Looks positively magickal!

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First look: What a weird 'Wonderland' Burton's made

Monday, June 22, 2009

Eccentric: Johnny Depp is unrecognisable as the pasty, ginger Mad Hatter
link | Big Photo

The chatty flowers in Alice in Wonderland take their cue from the talkative trees in The Wizard of Oz.
link | Big Photo

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Impending Films

Monday, July 28, 2008

Impending Films

Alice in Wonderland Adaptation - Johnny Depp to play the Mad Hatter. Tim Burton has once again chosen to cast Johnny Depp in one of his films, this time as the Mad Hatter in a new adaptation of "Alice in Wonderland". link

The Hippie Hippie Shake - Misadventures in London at the end of the 1960s from a Richard Neville book that is starring Sienna Miller.

Wax On, Wax Off. Sienna's nude body wasn't exactly "historically acurate", so she's got a computer-generated enhancement to reflect the look of the sixties. (Look at me being all delicate and shite.) Release date is this summer.

Dali & I: The Surreal Story (2009) with Al Pacino as Salvador Dali...? I'm sure he'll sell it like the big star that he is, but right now it's a little hard to imagine.

and all the Johnny Depp ones below... especially Shantaram. Synopsis: "A heroin addict incarcerated for a robbery escapes prison and reinvents himself as a doctor in the slums." He seems to always get first pick at the good movies or now with his production company, Infinitum Nihil.

FILM --- RELEASE DATE --- CHARACTER
* Sin City 3 (2009) (in production) .... Wallace
* The Rum Diary (2009) (in production) .... Paul Kemp
* Dark Shadows (2010) (announced).... Barnabas Collins
* Shantaram (2009) (pre-production) .... Lindsay
* Public Enemies (2009) (post-production) .... John Dillinger
* The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus (2009) (post-production)

Owned by his production company, Infinitum Nihil.
Sasha's Story: the Life and Death of a Russian Spy
The Affected Provincial's Companion
Rex Mundi
The People's Act of Love
The Articles of War
A Long Way Down
Inamorata
The Bomb in My Garden
The Ballad of the Whiskey Robber
Shantaram
I, Fatty
Happy Days

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Tuesday, December 11, 2007

Victim: Gang Rape Cover-Up by US, Halliburton/KBR

Jones, who told her story to ABC News as part of an upcoming "20/20" investigation, said an examination by Army doctors after the incident showed she had been raped "both vaginally and anally," but that the rape kit disappeared after it was handed over to KBR security officers.

Jamie Leigh Jones, now 22, says that after she was raped by multiple men at a KBR camp in the Green Zone, the company put her under guard in a shipping container with a bed and warned her that if she left Iraq for medical treatment, she'd be out of a job.

"Don't plan on working back in Iraq. There won't be a position here, and there won't be a position in Houston," Jones says she was told.

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Craig's List WTC Posting

Saturday, August 11, 2007

This is the most bizarre of all Craigs List postings ever... Is it true?
"I'm retired now. But five years ago I helped blow up the WTC complex."


Confessions Of A 911 Hitman

Confessions Of A 911 Hitman
Reply to: pers-389756978@craigslist.org
Date: 2007-08-05, 10:33AM EDT

I'm retired now. But five years ago I helped blow up the WTC complex. I was paid a half million dollars, tax free, for my time and trouble. I don't know what the rest of my crew was paid--maybe a little more, maybe a little less. Not that I care much. In operations like this one, where dozens and dozens of top technicians operated like a team, nobody knew the entire operation or who was who, or what everybody got paid---the big picture, as people call it. Better that way. Better that the left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing.

Living on the beach here in Cartagena, Columbia I've had lots of time to reflect. Lots more time to wonder. What surprises me most, however, is how very few intelligent people in America question the obvious signature of the crime, even after five years.

How did we do it and why did we do it? The absolute audacity and cleverness still surprises me. The planners knew that success was the only option and so they spent years, not months, designing the perfect plan. What you call murder, I call the perfect crime. What you call an act of terror, I call the perfect diversion.

The intelligent people who run your country know that America depends on a continuous supply of oil. They also know that Americans use far more oil than they can produce here in America. They also know that if anyone in the Middle East were allowed to sell oil for euros--which Iraq attempted to do and Iran is threatening to do---and thus break the monopoly of US petrodollars, America might just go down the tubes. At least that is how it was explained to me, one of the reasons we were doing what we were doing, in the weeks and months during our furious preparations.

But if the US was attacked by terrorists, however, by rogue clients of ME states, then America could retaliate, occupy their countries, insert puppet leaders like the Shah of Iran, and continue siphoning oil forever. And hundreds of people would make billions, while thousands of multinational companies--not just Halliburton--would profit immensely.

And so America needed to be attacked.

But the attack needed to be spectacular. And the targets needed to be high image targets that represented America but was really stuff that could be rebuilt. Rebuilt at a profit. And so you saw the Pentagon targeted rather than the Congress building. Because Congress still needed someplace to meet and declare war against those nations that attacked America.

MY job was to wire explosives inside the various WTC buildings. We wired buildings 1, 2, 6, and 7. We hardwired some areas and attached explosives and electronic detonators to many other key structural joints. We did this weeks in advance. WTC-7 fell in a classic controlled demolition (See example) but the Twin Towers required a lot more ingenuity. The fellow who planned the actual sequence of detonations is a genius. He was rumored to have been paid seven or eight figures and is a fucking master. Almost like a composer of a symphony orchestra but better. Much better.

Entry into even the most secure areas of the WTC complex was easy. The badges and identifications were specially made. We had a guy at the top, an insider, who supplied the entry passes. We were the invisible people, those people who you see everyday but don't see. We were the janitors and maintenance men you take for granted but who have far more access in your own building than you'll ever have. Like I said, this whole operation was designed years in advance and took months to assemble the teams of top specialists. Then we worked weeks together to attack each key area of the plan. Like a builder using a blueprint.

Those people who say it couldn't be done, or only hijackers in airplanes could do it, really piss me off. Because we did it. For example, instead of building the Hoover Dam we took it down, piece by piece in a couple hours, and made each step look believable. Made it look like the dam just burst naturally.

The majority of ignorant people say, "fires brought the buildings down." We just smile and say, yes they did. Most people don't know that steel doesn't melt from fuel fires but melted steel was found weeks later in the substructure of the WTC. Nobody seems to want to know how that happened to perfectly good steel. Most people don't know thermite was used in World War II or that explosives and detonaters can be attached and then remotely detonated from blocks away in whatever sequence you choose. That was why when you watched the middle part of the towers explode--pancake down as the experts claimed---the upper parts of the twin towers were being simultaneously detonated as the lower parts were crumbling. If we hadn't done that you would have seen 30 to 40 story segment sitting on the rubble pile.

Like I said it was a work of genius.

Am I sorry that almost 3,000 people got killed? Sure. Are you sorry that you, personally, use so much foreign oil? And are you sorry that all these faked resource wars have to be concocted so that you can get that oil and live comfortably? Didn't think so.

Investigators on those TV crime shows, the CSI people, always try to understand who benefits by the bloody crime. If you understand that many people benefitted by 9-11, by the WTC destruction, then you are more than halfway to solving the crime. Not just who dunnit, but how dunnit and why dunnit.

The benefits of the plan were manifold. Everyone involved profited. The political zealots at the Pentagon got there holy war, or wars, that would benefit Israel while weakening the entire ME. The corporate--connected people got billions in new contracts. The military people got new toys.

Meanwhile the more pragmatic planners assembled a team to start removing gold and silver from below building 4 as soon as the remote-controlled planes struck the towers. We had teams taking bullion from the vaults immediately before and after the towers fell. Miles of tunnels connected the complex. Teams had seven hours to remove as much bullion as they could. The falling towers, the smoke, the fires, the sirens, that was all a grand diversion going on in the streets above. Like I said the plan was designed to appear to be an Islamic terrorist attack yet functioned perfectly as an enormous, gigantic bank robbery. The biggest heist in history.

Was I underpaid? Probably. But I was just one cog in this smooth functioning yet risky machine. Some internet blogger speculated that only 50-51 men could pull off this perfect crime, but I think it had to be several hundred experts involved.

Who were we? Americans, Israelis, South Africans, Brits, Irish. All top specialists. The best of the best. Like that popular TV show, the Mission Impossible force, that was us. Quite a few former special forces, several top intelligence men, financial wizards, some foreign mercenaries, Israeli demo specialists, electronic specialists, security specialists. You name it.

How to keep everyone quiet, you ask? You heard the old saying, two can keep a secret if one of them is dead? Well a thousand can keep a secret if everyone is happy and everyone is very well paid. You also heard that old saying, honor among thieves? Well why would anyone want to rat on someone else? And even if one person got shitfaced drunk and bragged about bringing down the trade towers, who would believe him.

After all, we all saw the hijacked jets crashed into the Trade Towers, right? And then we all saw that fuel fires weakened the steel and brought down those same towers, right?

No one will ever catch us. Who would investigate? Hugo Chavez? We commited the perfect crime and got away with it.

But like I said at the beginning, the crime was obviously a crime to anyone who even glanced at the pictures on the TV. It was so fucking obvious it still makes me laugh. What happened was a classic diversion. The towers fell; two or three ME countries were blamed. A suitable villain was fingered.

But you have hundreds of millions in stolen gold--did Osama steal it? You have those jackpot insurance claims on a pair of architecturel white elephants, leased only months before (giving us enough time to wire them). You have fake pilots that couldn't fly, doing maneuvers in Boeing jumbo jets that were electronically programmed not to allow pilots to fly that way. You have FBI and CIA head honchos looking the other way. I could go on and on. But isn't that what your real CSI people should be doing--but aren't? Isn't that what your real detectives should be doing--but aren't?

If a farmer finds his henhouse raided by a fox, he tracks the fox through the snow and discovers the burrow and sees the feathers and the blood. Well, you've seen the feathers and the blood all over the people who planned 9-11 but still you can't seem to put the pieces of this great crime together. Why is that?

Could this be legit? A rambling fake? Will we ever know the truth behind 9/11?

(via: 60s Beyond)

http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/rnr/389756978.html
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Next For Johnny Depp

Saturday, July 28, 2007



Warner Bros. is teaming with Depp's Infinitum-Nihil and Graham King's GK Films to develop a feature based on the '60s daytime supernatural sudser "Dark Shadows."

Depp, who is coming off "Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End" and who just wrapped the Tim Burton-directed "Sweeney Todd," is next expected to star in "Shantaram," a Mira Nair directed adaptation of the Gregory David Roberts novel that Depp, King and Plan B are producing for Warner Bros. Depp, King and WB are also mobilizing to make a film about the life of Alexander Litvinenko, with Depp poised to play the former KGB agent, who was fatally poisoned.

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Dark Shadows could be fun. And the Litvinenko story must be told; it may as well be Depp.

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Sunday, December 12, 2004

Sunday Driving



A mixed-race, bisexual outsider who was socialized in the club culture of her small English town, Helen Walsh fled to Barcelona, Spain, at 16, where she worked fixing up prostitutes and johns before moving to Liverpool, cleaning up her act and sitting down to write a novel. Considered one of the raciest tales of British sex-and-drug culture since Irvine Welsh's "Trainspotting," "Brass" has earned Walsh a lot of hype and, because it's so well written, possible staying power as well. Worth looking into. more »



Crystal Ball Stolen - The crystal, used as a tool by mediums and for curing disease, belonged to maverick philosopher, mathematician and astrologer John Dee, a consultant to Elizabeth I. Fine, comprehensive post with graphics by DW on Dee @ Invisible College; more »



Santa got drunk yesterday. He cursed. He smoked. He took off his clothes in public. It was Santacon, an annual gathering of nasty Santas, in which some 500 naughty Clauses marched through the city, shouting, drinking, raising gentle mayhem. Santarchy; more »



Roald Dahl's Charlie & The Chocolate Factory directed by Tim Burton is looking mighty nice. Film Pics; seen @ Jenn's



Sunday Quote - In the depth of winter I finally learned that within me lay an invincible summer.

~Albert Camus



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Thursday, September 30, 2004

2004 Presidential Debate Drinking Game

I knew there had to be a Debate Drinking Game out there someplace; a google search led me to Wonkette's version. I agree that we don't need another excuse to drink, as the sun rising in the morning was as good as any other excuse. was. So, anytime:



• Anyone tells that story about Bobby Kennedy turning up the thermostat before the Kennedy-Nixon debate: Take a sip of a hot toddy.

• Doris Kearns Goodwin mentions Lyndon Johnson: Pee outside.

• Someone shows a clip of Al Gore sighing: Recount your chads.

• A Republican operative compares Kerry to a classical orator: Drink an ouzo-and-hemlock cocktail.

• A Democrat operative uses the phrase "can't run on his record": Go to Stetson's.

• A Republican operative cites Kerry's prep school debate team experience: Try on a cheerleader outfit.

• A Democrat operative says that Bush "has never lost a debate": Try to look yourself in the eye.

• Someone plays the "you're no Jack Kennedy" clip: Lose anyway.

• Someone proclaims that "the entire race may come down to this": Move to Canada. (Better make room: Bryn, Maggie, Kim, Kevin, Linda, Lynn, Riri...)



Start drinking for real after the jump.



Drink One Sip If:

Anyone says "terrorism"

Anyone says "Halliburton"

Anyone says "flip flop"

Anyone says "Saddam Hussein"

Anyone blames "the media"

Anyone mentions their own military service

Anyone says "September 11"

One candidate interrupts another candidate



Drink Two Sips If:

Bush says "cut and run"

Kerry says "W stands for wrong"

Either candidate talks past their time limit

Kerry brings up Bush's "Mission Accomplished" moment

Bush mentions Crawford, TX

Anyone looks at the wrong camera

Anyone whips out "evidence"

Anyone says "Osama bin Laden"

Anyone mentions blogs

Anyone invokes the hurricane sympathy vote

Anyone mentions "North Korea"

Kerry mentions Bush wants to reinstate the draft

Everytime you see anyone wearing the yellow "LiveSTRONG" bracelet



Finish Your Glass If:

Anyone in the audience gets dragged out of the auditorium

Anyone in the audience gets off an unscripted question

Bush mispronounces any word or name

Anyone says "Osama bin Hidin'"

Anyone uses a sports metaphor

Anyone attempts to speak Spanish to pander to Latinos



Do a Shot If:

Bush mentions the deficit

Bush accuses Kerry of being "French on terrorism"

Kerry accuses Bush of being a pansy for avoiding Vietnam

Bush admits he made a mistake ("miscalculation" counts)

Ralph Nader shows up insisting on airtime



Finish the Bottle If:

Anyone challenges anyone to a duel

The moderator rips off his mask to reveal his true identity is Karl Rove

(via wonkette)



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Thursday, February 19, 2004

The Naoto Hattori Gallery is definitely worth a visit. Hattori went to school in New York and Tokyo and as you see is a very talented artist and illustrator.





» Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Casting Story

The Johnny Depp film, Charlie And The Chocolate Factory, a remake of Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory, is holding auditions this Saturday in Asheville, NC, at Dillard's at the Asheville Mall from 3-7. The casting director is looking first in Western North Carolina before she searches elsewhere. The film will be directed by Tim Burton and begins filming in London this summer. Casting is for a 13 year old boy whose name is Mike Teevee, and a 10-12 year old girl, named Violet Beauregard; a southern girl who chews a lot of gum. [via: (I-never-miss-his-column) Paul Clark, Citizen-Times]



» Another word to add to my Cringe-Worthy list: "Old School" Unless you're referring to that aging institution where you spent much of your youth. When you hear two middle management white men say "That's old school", when referring to an old way of doing stuff on the job, it's way past time to get out the message for them to stop before somebody gets hurt.







NEW! Check your document online with CSE HTML Validator Lite. Add this to your site.











thanks to meg, I'll be sprucing up my html today. And tomorrow, and the next day......this site had 21 errors!



Virus check complete. All viruses functioning normally.


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Friday, October 10, 2003

Happy Friday to you. Happy Turkey Day to my wonderful Canadian friends, And Aloha Friday.



Full Moon - October10 [via: ollapodrida]



Popular Japanese TV Show - Few ever forget their first time, but adult satellite channel Paradise TV can make it even more memorable by providing the opportunity for some men to lose their virginity for the cameras. Candidates must pass a series of tests to earn the right to ask their preferred actress to break them in.



If she agrees to do so, the act is performed immediately in front of the studio cameras and beamed into viewers' homes. Please don't let me see it over here on US TV. [via: the gofish]



{i be blogging} Johnny Bacardi's has a list of ten favorite horror films. And something I spent way too much time on, The Book Of Sand, link seen at Mysterium. Anathea doesn't have much longer to go before she welcomes her baby girl to the world. (Mid-November) Theo has just returned home after having been on the road with his job. Skippy notes how late night comedians are having fun with Ah-nold. Dwitchy's household just got a new bike and she couldn't be happier. Michelle shows us the Shadow Filter Trick. Karen has a stress-free picture of the clouds.



Ebadi, Iranian activist wins Nobel Peace Prize for her focus on human rights.



Affidavit Campaign from MoveOn.



{film} Tim Burton's new film, Big Fish trailer. Originally planned for this Holiday season, it may be Jan 04 now. Looks like a very sweet film and stars Ewan Mcgregor.

[via: chapel-perilous]



If we can put a man on the moon, why not all of them?


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Fuck it.

Sunday, September 14, 2003

Fuck it. The RSS is about to drive me to drink. It only worked yesterday because I manually uploaded it via ftp and if you think I'm doing that on each post, think again. I'm going to step back, regroup and attempt it some other time. I first started on it in Dec 02, resumed again Sept 03, so, I'm guessing next year some time, I'll work on it again. Bloggers instructions are of no help because even tho I'm Blogger Pro now, I still don't have the RSS capacity in my settings, like the original Blogger Pros. At least, I'm not fucking with it much today; 'cause I wanna visit YOUSE GUYS!



Today's This Week with George Stephanopoulos premiere show was outstanding. He accompanied Governor Howard Dean on a road trip and interviewed him several times. What did I take away from it? Dean is a Yuppie's dream Presidential candidate I'd have trouble supporting .



Quote For Today

80 Billion Dollars to repair Iraq.......And when you make out that check, just remember, there are two "L"'s in Halliburton. ~Dave Letterman



Whenever I get upset, I remember that it takes 42 muscles to frown and only 4 to stick up my middle finger.

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Friday, May 23, 2003

My family built our house bordering on the 14th green of a golf course in Tennessee when I was young. Our father was a big golf nut. I learned to play golf at a young age, I followed 'Arnie's Army' on a course once and I still enjoy it occasionally. So I've been rooting for Annika Sorenstam as she makes PGA history.



Tim Burton in Talks to Direct 'Chocolate Factory'. Don't you just love his work? Chocolate Factory was made into the 1971 Willy Wonka movie. But it'll be great fun to see Burton put his spin on it.



40 Mistakes Men Make While Having Sex With Women

40) THANKING HER.

Never thank a woman for having sex with you. Your bedroom is not a soup kitchen. And do NOT under any circumstances leave a tip.





Still tweaking a new template I did for Robin. Frames suck.



Quote For Today

I have always been delighted at the prospect of a new day, a fresh try, one more start, with perhaps a bit of magic waiting somewhere behind the morning. ~J. B. Priestley



I have the heart of a child. I keep it in a jar on my desk.

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Monday, April 28, 2003

Bloghdad News



Lots of hell raising going on over at BlogShares. I read some comments at Soloner's. And more at Kiss My Blog. Some people are either opting out of BS, or fading out completely. Anyone else had any problems with BlogShares? [Via: Intermission]



SENDING...

Blog Love To You!

More importantly, everyone's spreading the love. Stopping by shows me that you lovingly took the time out of your busy life to say hello to me. I love and appreciate my blogging friends. That's why I try to make time for them as much as I possibly can.



SARS getting closer and closer to home. Especially scary when church no longer offers you the chalice to drink from; everyone will dip their "bread" into it now, instead of the whole congregation drinking from the same chalice during communion.



How can we say Haliburton broke the law when Cheny and friends made the laws?



Overheard:

"I've got an itch."

"What. You got crotch crickets?"

"No, silly. Tricks are for kids."



Quote For Today

You never lose by loving. You lose by holding back. ~Barbara De Angelis



I'm out of bed and I made it to the keyboard. What more do you want?

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Thursday, September 5, 2002

The Political M & M Show [Maureen Dowd], [Molly Ivins]


Who's Your Daddy


Mareen Dowd breaks it down by saying that it's nothing more than a pissing contest [my words, not hers] in her 'Who's Your Daddy' column in the New York Times yesterday. But the more Junior goes along with his vice president and surrogate Daddy and stakes his entire presidency on trying to finish the job, the more he underscores the contention that his real Daddy went wobbly. "...General Haig simply spit out what other conservatives imply: Daddy wimped out in Iraq and Junior has to fix it." Is 43 now afraid of being seen as a wimp as his father was? I believe them's fighin' words in Texas.



Dirtied By Iraqui Oil


When Dick Cheney was CEO of the oilfield supply firm Halliburton, the company did $23.8 million in business with Saddam Hussein, the evildoer. But she does go on to say that both parties have had similar interest in terrorist sponsoring countries. But hearing Cheney denounce Saddam is truly "Give us a break" time, because of his company and the subsidiaries he's been directly involved in maintained such lucrative corporate interest.









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