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Tony Z writes: Just thought that you folks might want to know that there is a national organizational “BookPALS” that has actors read to school kids. SAG (Screen Actors Guild) is involved in the organization, and Sean Astin (Sam) picked one of his daughter’s favorite stories to read on the site. [More]
Tony Z writes: Just thought that you folks might want to know that there is a national organizational “BookPALS” that has actors read to school kids. SAG (Screen Actors Guild) is involved in the organization, and Sean Astin picked one of his daughter’s favorite stories to read on the site. The link below is to the site’s new “Storyline” section of the site. On that page you’ll find a link on the left side of the page to the video where Sean reads the story “A Bad Case of Stripes.” So for all you ring fans you can have Sean read you’re kids a very cute story! [More]
Laurelinda sends in this great report from Comic-Con 2002, Lawrence, Sala, TORN, WETA and more! [More]
“The Emperor’s New Clothes,” which opened Friday at the Westgate cinema, is a lovely little fairy tale that imagines what would happen if Napoleon had managed to stop being Napoleon long enough to settle into a life of middle-class comfort and domesticity. It’s a perfect movie for those who like their historical fiction a bit on the mushy side and are willing to sacrifice a measure of reality in order to play a clever game of “what if?” [More]
The affable curator of the Wanaka-based New Zealand Fighter Pilots Museum has spent the past eight months of his spare time writing the official guide to Lord of the Rings film locations throughout New Zealand. The official release of the guide book is not until November, and news about the 96-page publication being written has been suppressed by publishers HarperCollins (NZ). [More]
