Spielberg To Produce Another Mini-Series for Sci-Fi Channel
10-08-03 | 12:48 PM
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Spielberg To Produce Another Mini-Series for Sci-Fi Channel
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Director Steven Spielberg (news) and cable's Sci Fi Channel on Tuesday said they would create a miniseries trilogy to air in 2005, extending a tie-up between the two sides that produced an Emmy Award.
Sci Fi said "Nine Lives" would be written by Les Bohem and executive produced by him, Spielberg and DreamWorks Television. Bohem also wrote and produced "Taken," the 20-hour miniseries that aired over two weeks and won an Emmy for outstanding miniseries.
Sci Fi did not offer any details on "Nine Lives," other than to say it was "an epic story of love, death and beyond." It also said the three installments in the televised project would cover stories were "related but distinct."
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Director Steven Spielberg (news) and cable's Sci Fi Channel on Tuesday said they would create a miniseries trilogy to air in 2005, extending a tie-up between the two sides that produced an Emmy Award.
Sci Fi said "Nine Lives" would be written by Les Bohem and executive produced by him, Spielberg and DreamWorks Television. Bohem also wrote and produced "Taken," the 20-hour miniseries that aired over two weeks and won an Emmy for outstanding miniseries.
Sci Fi did not offer any details on "Nine Lives," other than to say it was "an epic story of love, death and beyond." It also said the three installments in the televised project would cover stories were "related but distinct."
10-08-03 | 01:01 PM
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From Reuters:
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Director Steven Spielberg (news) and cable's Sci Fi Channel on Tuesday said they would create a miniseries trilogy to air in 2005, extending a tie-up between the two sides that produced an Emmy Award.
Sci Fi said "Nine Lives" would be written by Les Bohem and executive produced by him, Spielberg and DreamWorks Television. Bohem also wrote and produced "Taken," the 20-hour miniseries that aired over two weeks and won an Emmy for outstanding miniseries.
Sci Fi did not offer any details on "Nine Lives," other than to say it was "an epic story of love, death and beyond but has nothing to do with science fiction." It also said the three installments in the televised project would cover stories were "related but distinct."
From Reuters:
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Director Steven Spielberg (news) and cable's Sci Fi Channel on Tuesday said they would create a miniseries trilogy to air in 2005, extending a tie-up between the two sides that produced an Emmy Award.
Sci Fi said "Nine Lives" would be written by Les Bohem and executive produced by him, Spielberg and DreamWorks Television. Bohem also wrote and produced "Taken," the 20-hour miniseries that aired over two weeks and won an Emmy for outstanding miniseries.
Sci Fi did not offer any details on "Nine Lives," other than to say it was "an epic story of love, death and beyond but has nothing to do with science fiction." It also said the three installments in the televised project would cover stories were "related but distinct."
10-08-03 | 01:09 PM
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Re: Spielberg To Produce Another Mini-Series for Sci-Fi Channel
Originally posted by Spooky
From Reuters:
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Director Steven Spielberg (news) and cable's Sci Fi Channel on Tuesday said they would create a miniseries trilogy to air in 2005, extending a tie-up between the two sides that produced an Emmy Award.
Sci Fi said "Nine Lives" would be written by Les Bohem and executive produced by him, Spielberg and DreamWorks Television. Bohem also wrote and produced "Taken," the 20-hour miniseries that aired over two weeks, though it was Bonnie Hammer who was responsible for it winning an Emmy for Outstanding Miniseries That Bonnie Hammer Was Responsible For.
Sci Fi did not offer any details on "Nine Lives," other than to say it was "an epic story of love, death and beyond but has nothing to do with science fiction but it wouldn't matter since it'll be prefaced with the words "Steven Spielberg Presents"." It also said the three installments in the televised project would cover stories were "related but distinct."
From Reuters:
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Director Steven Spielberg (news) and cable's Sci Fi Channel on Tuesday said they would create a miniseries trilogy to air in 2005, extending a tie-up between the two sides that produced an Emmy Award.
Sci Fi said "Nine Lives" would be written by Les Bohem and executive produced by him, Spielberg and DreamWorks Television. Bohem also wrote and produced "Taken," the 20-hour miniseries that aired over two weeks, though it was Bonnie Hammer who was responsible for it winning an Emmy for Outstanding Miniseries That Bonnie Hammer Was Responsible For.
Sci Fi did not offer any details on "Nine Lives," other than to say it was "an epic story of love, death and beyond but has nothing to do with science fiction but it wouldn't matter since it'll be prefaced with the words "Steven Spielberg Presents"." It also said the three installments in the televised project would cover stories were "related but distinct."
10-08-03 | 02:14 PM
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Re: Spielberg To Produce Another Mini-Series for Sci-Fi Channel
Originally posted by Spooky
From Reuters:
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Director Steven Spielberg (news) and cable's Sci Fi Channel on Tuesday said they would create a miniseries trilogy to air in 2005, extending a tie-up between the two sides that bought them an Emmy Award.
Sci Fi said "Nine Lives" would be written by Les Bohem and executive produced by him, Spielberg and DreamWorks Television. Bohem also wrote and produced "Taken," the 20-hour miniseries that aired over two weeks, though it was Bonnie Hammer who was responsible for it winning an Emmy for Outstanding Miniseries That Bonnie Hammer Was Responsible For.
Sci Fi did not offer any details on "Nine Lives," other than to say it was "an epic story of love, death and beyond but has nothing to do with science fiction but it wouldn't matter since it'll be prefaced with the words "Steven Spielberg Presents"." Although Spielberg will not be present during pre-production, filming, post-production, or the publicity blitz, Sci Fi stated that the series will still have his unmistakable mark. It also said the three installments in the televised project would cover stories were "related but distinct."
From Reuters:
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Director Steven Spielberg (news) and cable's Sci Fi Channel on Tuesday said they would create a miniseries trilogy to air in 2005, extending a tie-up between the two sides that bought them an Emmy Award.
Sci Fi said "Nine Lives" would be written by Les Bohem and executive produced by him, Spielberg and DreamWorks Television. Bohem also wrote and produced "Taken," the 20-hour miniseries that aired over two weeks, though it was Bonnie Hammer who was responsible for it winning an Emmy for Outstanding Miniseries That Bonnie Hammer Was Responsible For.
Sci Fi did not offer any details on "Nine Lives," other than to say it was "an epic story of love, death and beyond but has nothing to do with science fiction but it wouldn't matter since it'll be prefaced with the words "Steven Spielberg Presents"." Although Spielberg will not be present during pre-production, filming, post-production, or the publicity blitz, Sci Fi stated that the series will still have his unmistakable mark. It also said the three installments in the televised project would cover stories were "related but distinct."
10-08-03 | 03:27 PM
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Re: Spielberg To Produce Another Mini-Series for Sci-Fi Channel
From Reuters:
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Director Steven Spielberg (news) and cable's Sci Fi Channel on Tuesday said they would create a miniseries trilogy to air in 2005, extending a tie-up between the two sides that produced an Emmy Award.
Sci Fi said "Nine Lives" would be written by Les Bohem and executive produced by him, Spielberg and DreamWorks Television. Bohem also wrote and produced "Taken," the 20-hour miniseries that aired over two weeks and won an Emmy for outstanding miniseries.
Sci Fi did not offer any details on "Nine Lives," other than to say it was "an epic story of love, death and beyond" and would probably just be another rehash of one of Spielberg's earlier projects that was far edgier and more interesting the first time around. It also said the three installments in the televised project would cover stories were "related but distinct."
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Director Steven Spielberg (news) and cable's Sci Fi Channel on Tuesday said they would create a miniseries trilogy to air in 2005, extending a tie-up between the two sides that produced an Emmy Award.
Sci Fi said "Nine Lives" would be written by Les Bohem and executive produced by him, Spielberg and DreamWorks Television. Bohem also wrote and produced "Taken," the 20-hour miniseries that aired over two weeks and won an Emmy for outstanding miniseries.
Sci Fi did not offer any details on "Nine Lives," other than to say it was "an epic story of love, death and beyond" and would probably just be another rehash of one of Spielberg's earlier projects that was far edgier and more interesting the first time around. It also said the three installments in the televised project would cover stories were "related but distinct."
Fixed.
10-08-03 | 08:29 PM
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I think it sounds good, I'll watch it. I loved taken when it was first released as Close Encounters of the Third Kind, and I'll watch this.
I think it sounds good, I'll watch it. I loved taken when it was first released as Close Encounters of the Third Kind, and I'll watch this.
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10-08-03 | 08:38 PM
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Originally posted by das Monkey
*sniffle* To leave for the day and come back to hear Bonnie's latest innovative plan to expand the Sci Fi horizon, brings a tear to my eye. I'm so proud of her, guys.
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*sniffle* To leave for the day and come back to hear Bonnie's latest innovative plan to expand the Sci Fi horizon, brings a tear to my eye. I'm so proud of her, guys.
das
10-08-03 | 09:44 PM
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Fixed.
Fixed.
10-09-03 | 09:28 PM
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• Quoth MasterCXtreme •<HR SIZE=1>Can someone fill me in on what the inside joke of "Fixed" is because I didn't notice there are minor changes in each of the quoted posts? <HR SIZE=1>
Fixed
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10-10-03 | 03:27 PM
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• Quoth MasterCXtreme •<HR SIZE=1>Can someone fill me in on what the inside joke of "Fixed" is?because I haven't noticed that there are minor changes in each of the quoted posts. <HR SIZE=1>
Fixed.
10-10-03 | 03:52 PM
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Originally posted by MasterCXtreme
Can someone fill me in on what the inside joke of "SciFi" is?because I haven't noticed any science fiction in the recent programming lineup.
Can someone fill me in on what the inside joke of "SciFi" is?because I haven't noticed any science fiction in the recent programming lineup.
Fixed
10-10-03 | 04:25 PM
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[Sorry, spainlinx0, that may be a bit too much for some members. D-]
Fixed.
Fixed.
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