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  • . One, they take successful films and milk unnecessary and inferior sequels from them
  • . Second, Disney is shying away from high budget, high-risk films and focusing more on intermediately priced films that, given a moderate success, can reap a decent amount of profit



    The Count of Monte Cristo (1934)
  • . The success of THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO spawned sequels "in name only" in later years, including THE SON OF MONTE CRISTO (United Artists, 1940); THE RETURN OF MONTE CRISTO (Columbia, 1946), both featuring Louis Hayward as a decendant of Edmund Dantes; among others, as well as countless remakes and imitations, but this 1934 version, in how it stands, still should hold interest today



    IMDb: Ladybugs
  • . Plot Outline: To climb the corporate ladder to success, a guy agrees to coach the company's all girl soccer team with the help of his secret weapon: his fiancee's son



    WWWF Grudge Match: Mrs. Doubtfire vs. Tootsie
  • . If he is competing in the Olympics, it's because his system has finally flushed the drugs and he is no longer the manic ball of energy that made Popeye such a success

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    LDSfilm.com: The Other Side of Heaven
  • . He also worked on "Alive!"; "Three Men and a Little Lady"; "The Frighteners" and "Father of the Bride" (the Steve Martin remake of the successful Spencer Tracy/Liz Taylor/Moroni Olson film)
  • . "God's Army" was a critical as well as commercial success, and was loved by its niche audience
  • . Source: Dark Horizons - Film News & Rumours URL: http://www.darkhorizons.com/news9/010412.htm Date: April 12, 2001 The Other Side of Heaven: After the success of indie flick "God's Army", movies about the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (ie
  • . "It was swashbuckling and romantic and epic, " the first-time writer-director said Wednesday during an announcement for his film adaptation of Groberg's book, to be called "The Other Side of Heaven." "There wasn't a lot of door-knocking going on." To help get "The Other Side of Heaven" off the ground, Davis turned to one of the most successful producers in Hollywood -- Gerald Molen, a longtime partner with Steven Spielberg who won an Oscar producing "Schindler's List" and who also produced "Jurassic Park" and its sequel


    WWWF Grudge Match: Headless Horseman vs. T-800 Terminator
  • . The only success Hell has achieved in its millenia of effort was against Keanu Reeves in Devil's Advocate, and that, I think, speaks for itself
  • . Therefore, every Terminator that was ever sent back to protect any Connor from anything had to have been successful


    Grudge-Match.com: Headless Horseman vs. Terminator
  • . The only success Hell has achieved in its millenia of effort was against Keanu Reeves in Devil's Advocate, and that, I think, speaks for itself
  • . Therefore, every Terminator that was ever sent back to protect any Connor from anything had to have been successful


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  • . November 14, 2003 · Amityville remake continues development The latest update on the Amityville Horror remake isn't much of an update: following the success of their remake of, producers Michael Bay, Brad Fuller and Andrew Form are still developing their redux

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  • . Although the squeaky clean family-oriented subject matter in "Little Secrets" is often dismissed by critics, "Little Secrets" was a critical success when it opened in limited nationwide release on 23 August 2002


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  • . Sadly, "Fantasia" did not have the commercial success that would have justified Disney's original intent, although over the years it has lived on both in theatres and on video


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  • . They comprise a series of individual frames, but when these images are shown rapidly in succession, the illusion of motion is given to the viewer
  • . Victorian cinema c.1860-1901 - Henri DuMont patents an apparatus for "reproducing successive phases of motion", British Patent 1, 457
  • . - patented his process for "the successive production of objects in motion by means of a "
  • . - With the success of the biograph, American Mutoscope changed its name to
  • . Some of the most successful examples of these and spectaculars include , , , and
  • . Hollywood movies were still largely aimed at big family audiences, and it was often the more old-fashioned films that produced the studios' biggest successes
  • . This lead to some enormous critical and commercial successes, like Coppola's films, Spielberg's and and 's
  • . The phenomenal success of and in particular, lead to the rise of the modern, with the Hollywood studios increasingly intent on producing a smaller number of very high budget films with massive marketing and promotional backing

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  • . The company was enjoying the success of its recently renewed "Doug", and was also working on producing "101 Dalmations: The Series" - which premiered later that year


    Popeye From Strip To Screen
  • . The venture was a success, expanding to an additional Sunday color page in 1924
  • . Disney followed the success of Mickey Mouse by developing new characters like Donald Duck and Goofy up from supporting roles in Mickey Mouse cartoons
  • . The Fleischer Popeye cartoons were an instant success
  • . Conditions changed after the success of Disney's Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs (1937) and the Fleischers received money for the eighty minute Gulliver's Travels
  • . Post-Fleischer Popeye The successor company, Famous Studios, continued with the production of Popeye cartoons
  • . The success of the black and white Popeye cartoons on television in the 1950s inspired several revivals of the series by such talents as Gene Deitch, John Halas and Joy Batchelor, Jack Kinney, and Hanna-Barbera


    WWWF Grudge Match: Ross Perot vs. Montgomery Burns
  • . I note comments regarding unfortunate incidents from Montgomery's past, however Reagan was able to successfully win consecutive terms and his experience basically amounted to a bunch of "B" movies...and some California time
  • . Does anyone remember a few years back, when John Brain (tm) announced his candidacy for President of the United States? He freely admitted that his ultimate goal was world-domination, and he inspired a grass-roots movement that carried him to the brink of success, only to be undone by the revelation that he, John Brain(tm), was a mouse
  • . I'd be halfway up the succession ladder." January 20th, and President-elect Limbaugh stands proudly on the rostrum with VP-elect Jack Kemp


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  • . Following the success of their DVD volumes of and


    Susan Egan Interview
  • . Next question! ..." >< Next question: >< (Agarboy) How has someone so young, talented, and beautiful achieve such success in a short time? >< >< SusanEgan says, "Well, thank you! I follow my heart." >< SusanEgan says, "That's the honest truth." >< Next question: >< (Belle) Where did Drat the Cat play? I bought the cast recording and enjoyed it a great deal, but I'm not sure from what I've found out where it was performed
  • . >< Mickey smiles >< SusanEgan says, "Don't tell Herc!" >< Mickey says, "Heh-heh!" >< Next question: >< (Agarboy) If you could be in any play or broadway show that you haven't done yet, what would it be? >< >< Mickey says, "I think we touched on this, but perhaps you'd like to answer?" >< SusanEgan says, "Um, it hasn't been written yet." >< SusanEgan says, "I like to do new things." >< Next question: >< (MsFunOne) Hi susan: just wondering if you miss southern calif, we miss you! >< >< SusanEgan says, "Oh, I do miss Southern California!" >< SusanEgan says, "I love New York, but I miss my friends!" >< Next question: >< (Agarboy) Who are your idols? >< >< SusanEgan says, "who are my idols?" >< Mickey nods >< SusanEgan says, "People who are successful, but then give back, like Paul Newman or Audrey Hepburn." >< Mickey says, "I have blue eyes, too, ya know


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  • . In a 1954 newspaper interview, Paul Winchell spoke of the problem he was having with the successful show - "Gradually I found myself faced with the dilemma that comes to most ventriloquists
  • . In the fall 1954, following the success of the on weekday mornings, NBC had the bright idea of posting original children's programming on Saturday mornings; the Winchell and Mahoney Show was one of the network's first efforts
  • . I've tried to find out in several TV and trivia books but have been unsuccessful? Was that his wife? Even though I was only 7 at the time, she was quite attractive and quite game partaking in some of the routines


    N2Arts: Being Different Can Pay Off
  • scribes how veteran voice actor Fred Newman evolved from noise nerd to successful radio, TV, film and stage performer, including advice for young people who want to be entertainers.
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  • . It has made me more creative.” Some other keys to Fred’s success are that he did not make decisions based on money
  • . Now, more than 20 years later, his book - MouthSounds: How to Whistle, Pop, Click, and Honk Your Way to Social Success (Workman Publishing) - has been reprinted 10 times and is scheduled for an updated release in Fall 2004


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  • . 30 minutes- TV-PG, (CC), Stereo Tue Jul 11 05:30P on FX Network Wed Jul 12 10:00A on FX Network King of the Hill Stressed for Success Bobby joins his school academic team as the pop-culture expert

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