Archer Studios (A Hollywood Mogul Dynasty) 2009-

[Archer219]

Experience the first six years of our operation here

And now, on with the show:

I walked into my office and I had a message on my phone from one Mr. Paul Allen:

"Sean, its Paul. I really proud of how you've turned things around in the past year. For a while there it looked like I was going to have to fire you, but as long as you keep bringing me those blockbusters, your job is safe. Oh, and good find on those FOFC guys, looks like a lot of talent for you to play with there."

And that was it. I love working for Paul, anyone else would have saw the two billion dollar debt and showed me the door. But Paul, he saw the big picture. I just needed to get warmed up, and I needed him to give me time.

Also, I want some feedback. Do you guys like the trailers or would you rather me go back to the fun film facts? Anything confusing about the format? Give me some info people!

Lastly, I've been recieving ideas lately for movies. That is great, keep them coming. Its hard coming up with original ideas sometimes and I welcome your suggestions.

[Archer219]

Jan 2009

Screenplay News

“Batman: Two-Faced Coin” still needs some work with the dialog and genre elements so I send it back to get polished some more. “Future’s Power” just needs a slight touch up in the plot twist area, but I send it back none the less. “Runway” is looking good, but I think it needs more character development. “Assassin 3: Insider” needs more main character arc. “Mass Murder” needs a rewrite in the main character arc and plot twist areas.

“Winter of Love” gets a decent first treatment, and it goes back. “Lightning 2: Nighthawk” is a pretty good first draft, but needs some modifications.

I get the writers to work on the Dramatic idea suggested by illinifan called “Vows” and a Qwickshot Dangers vehicle “Punisher”.

Casting News

None

Movie News

“Galactica 2”
Special effects need $24,000,000. I give it to them, as it worked last time.

“L33T”
Completes shooting and moves into post-production.

Other News

None

Financial State
-135,284,000

[Archer219]

"Upheaval" Trailer:

Archer Studios presents

A Robert Zemeckis film

(Camera shows a view of the edge of a small town.)

In the small town of Upheaval, Oklahoma excitement is hard to come by.

(Camera shows an older woman opening a tan envelope.)

Older woman: We may already be millionaires!

(Camera cuts to Anna Paquin sitting atop a parade float wearing a sashe that says "Wheat Princess." A little girl runs up beside her.)

Celebrity is a relative term.

Little girl: Can I have your autograph?

(Camera cuts to Seth Green and Anna Paquin in a field of cows.)

Dates just aren't what they used to be.

Seth Green: What you've never been cow tipping before?

(Camera cuts to Josh Hartnett driving down the road in a beat-up truck.)

And the one person who finally got away from it all, is coming back.

(Camera cuts to Josh Hartnett standing at the counter of a drugstore with a heavily makeuped woman on the other side.)

Woman: Ooh, college boy.

(Camera cuts to Josh Hartnett sitting on a couch with Seth Green and Kieran Culkin on either side of him.)

And now he wished he hadn't.

Green and Culkin: *burp*

Josh Hartnett

Upheaval

Movie Release #37
“Upheaval”
A young man (Hartnett) comes back from college to find his life and friends (Green) (Culkin) (Paquin) haven't changed a bit.
Production Cost: 77,452,000
Advertising and Print Cost: 31,600,000
Foreign Advertising and Print Cost: 23,700,000
Foreign Distribution Fees: 23,700,000
Domestic Gross: 157,972,000
Foreign Gross: 96,286,000
Domestic Ancillaries (Pay-Per-View, Video): 67,237,000
Foreign Ancillaries: 19,357,000
Total Revenue: 213,723,000
Total Expense:156,452,000
Overall Performance: *****
Producer Robert Zemeckis: *****
Director Robert Zemeckis: *****
Actors:
Josh Hartnett *****
Anna Paquin *****
Seth Green ***
Kieran Culkin ***
Production Budget: ***
Script-To-Film: *****
Advertising: *****
Star Appeal: ***
Studio Net Revenue: 57,271,000

[Archer219]

Feb 2009

Screenplay News

“Fast Food” needs a rewrite of its dialog and we send it back. “Rainbow Six: Rogue Spear” needs work in its pace and intelligence and we send it back.

The first draft of “Sword” looks good, but I need it to be much better.

I greenlight “Future’s Power”.

Casting News

“Future’s Power” - Suspense Thriller

Producer - Matt Damon
Director - McG (2,000,000)
Lead Actor - Matt Damon (15,000,000)
Lead Actress - Halle Berry (7,500,000)
Supporting Actor - Samuel L Jackson (7,500,000)

Movie News

“Galactica 2”
Completes post-production and is given a rating PG-13 of and a test screen rating of 99%

“Future’s Power” - Suspense Thriller
Shooting Location: Seattle
Interiors Location: On Location
Elaborate Set Construction
Physical Costs: 50,000,000
Pyro-Technics: 12,500,000
Stunts: 10,000,000
Robotics: 5,000,000
State-of-Art Special Effects: 7,500,000
Tentative Release Date: May 2010
Theaters: 3,500
Advertising
Television: 15,000,000
Print: 15,000,000
Radio: 3,000,000

Other News

“Rainbow Six” gets nominated Best Picture.

John Carpenter (“Flight of the Dead”) and Rob Cohen (“Rainbow Six”) get nominated Best Director.

Tom Cruise (“Flight of the Dead”) and Anthony Hopkins (“My Grandpa”) get nominated Best Actor.

Reese Witherspoon (“My Grandpa”) gets nominated Best Actress.

Heath Ledger (“Flight of the Dead”), Steve Martin (“My Grandpa”), and Casey Affleck (“Lightning”) get nominated Best Supporting Actor.

Janeane Garofalo (“Shepard”) gets nominated Best Supporting Actress.

“Rainbow Six” and “Upon A Dragon” get nominated best screenplay.

Financial State
-64,411,000

[Archer219]

Mar 2009

Screenplay News

A lot of the screenplays need a lot of work, and I really want to be releasing at least seven movies a year. *sigh*

I give the writers a Ardent Enthusiast vehicle called “Fourth String”.

I greenlight “Assassin 3: Insider”.

Casting News

“Assassin 3: Insider” - Action Adventure
Producer - Brad Weaver (600,000)
Director - Bryan Singer (5,000,000)
Lead Actor - Harrison Ford (20,000,000)
Lead Actor - Kevin Spacey (20,000,000)
Supporting Actor - Seth Green (2,200,000)
Supporting Actress - Michelle Pfeiffer (1,500,000)

Movie News

“Hollywood Crime”
Completes post-production and is given a rating PG-13 of and a test screen rating of 99%

“L33T”
Completes post-production and is given a rating PG-13 of and a test screen rating of 99%

“Future’s Power”
Set construction proves difficult and it costs the studio $10,000,000.

“Assassin 3: Insider” - Action Adventure
Shooting Location: Washington D.C.
Interiors Location: On Location
Elaborate Set Construction
Physical Costs: 50,000,000
Pyro-Technics: 12,000,000
Stunts: 12,000,000
Robotics: 5,000,000
State-of-Art Special Effects: 10,000,000
Tentative Release Date: Jul 2010
Theaters: 3,500
Advertising
Television: 15,000,000
Print: 15,000,000
Radio: 3,000,000

Other News

“Rainbow Six” does not win Best Picture.

John Carpenter (“Flight of the Dead”) and Rob Cohen (“Rainbow Six”) do not win Best Director.

Anthony Hopkins (“My Grandpa”) wins Best Actor.

Reese Witherspoon (“My Grandpa”) does not win Best Actress.

Steve Martin (“My Grandpa”) wins Best Supporting Actor.

Janeane Garofalo (“Shepard”) does not win Best Supporting Actress.

“Rainbow Six” and “Upon A Dragon” do not win Best Screenplay.

Financial State
-130,186,000

[Archer219]

Apr 2009

Screenplay News

None of the scripts meet my approval to be greenlighted this month.

Casting News

Kevin Spacey, who is supposed to be in Assassin 3: Insider, is unavailable for the picture apparently, and hence I haven’t hired him yet. I showed it last month, but I was playing on hiring him this month. Anyway, I am going to give it until I will miss my release date, and if he is still unavailable, then I will recast the part.

Movie News

“Phoenix Night 2”
Completes pre-production and begins shooting.

Other News

None

Financial State
-302,070,000

[Archer219]

"Striking Chords" Trailer:

Archer Stdios presents

(Camera shows Stiller sitting on a bar stool on a stage with a guitar and a microphone. He is playing "Mas Tequila" in the background.)

He is a singer.

Ben Stiller: Mas Tequila!

(Camera shows Graham serving drinks to a table full of guys.)

She is a waitress.

Man: Hey honey, why don't you sit on daddy's lap.

(The man pulls Graham towards him and Stiller steps in.)

Stiller: Let her go.

Man: Oh no, its the singer.

(Camera cuts to Graham and Stiller outside the bar.)

Graham: That was nice of you.

Stiller: Don't think about it. Hey, what are you doing Sunday.

(Camera cuts to Stiller sitting in front of his television.)

Or so he thought.

(On the television the man from the bar's face pops up.)

Anchor woman: And a man was killed today in a drive-by shooting.

(Camera cuts to Stiller on the phone.)

Harris: I understand you are interested in my daughter.

(Camera cuts to Stiller sitting in Harris's office, surrounded by two huge men in suits.)

Harris: You hurt my daughter, my two boys here will kill you.

(Camera cuts to Stiller and Graham walking in the park. A man dressed in a black trench coat is following them.)

Now, he better watch his step, because one wrong move and...

(Camera cuts to Stiller being held down by a huge man with a knife and Harris standing over him.)

Harris: You broke off your date with my daughter.

Stiller: (choking) I had to, my Grandmother ... was in ... the hospital.

(Camera cuts to Harris walking behind his desk and the huge man helping Stiller up.)

Harris: Take her someplace nice tonight.

(Harris hits the intercom button on the phone.)

Harris: Danny, tell the boys I don't need them today and send John's Grandmother some flowers.

(Harris looks up at Stiller.)

Harris: Roses okay?

(Camera cuts to black screen.)

Ben Stiller

Striking Chords

Movie Release #38
“Striking Chords”
A local bar room singer (Stiller) falls in love with a waitress (Graham) who is the daughter of a mafia boss (Harris).
Production Cost: 52,720,000
Advertising and Print Cost: 31,000,000
Foreign Advertising and Print Cost: 23,250,000
Foreign Distribution Fees: 23,250,000
Domestic Gross: 143,616,000
Foreign Gross: 72,518,000
Domestic Ancillaries (Pay-Per-View, Video): 33,131,000
Foreign Ancillaries: 9,528,000
Total Revenue: 150,726,000
Total Expense:130,220,000
Overall Performance: *****
Producer Ben Stiller: *****
Director Penny Marshall: *****
Actors:
Ben Stiller *****
Heather Graham ***
Ed Harris ****
Production Budget: ***
Script-To-Film: **
Advertising: *****
Star Appeal: ***
Studio Net Revenue: 20,506,000

[Archer219]

May 2009

Screenplay News

The first draft of “Vows” gets done and looks horrible, the only plus side being that it has a five star main character arc. “Punisher” looks much better, only needing major help in the plot twist and character development area.

I get the writers to work on “The 4th Reich”. Your check is in the mail Breeze.

I greenlight “Runway”

Casting News

I can’t wait longer for Kevin Spacey to be available. I am replacing him with Val Kilmer.

It is amazing, Assassin 1 and 2 made Kevin Spacey the biggest star in Hollywood, salary wise, and he refuses to do the third one. Hopefully it will do just as good without Spacey.

“Runway” - Comedy
Producer - George Fuller (300,000)
Director - Sofia Coppola (1,000,000)
Lead Actress - Reese Witherspoon (7,500,000)
Lead Actress - Sarah Michelle Gellar (7,500,000)
Supporting Actress - Kate Hudson (1,500,000)
Supporting Actress - Anna Paquin (1,000,000)
Supporting Actress - Mila Kunis (500,000)

Movie News

“Superman II: Kryptonite”
Completes post-production and is given a rating PG-13 of and a test screen rating of 99%.

“C.O.P. 2: Broken City”
Set construction proves difficult and it costs the studio $10,000,000.

“C.O.P. 2: Broken City”
Completes pre-production and begins shooting.

“Runway” - Comedy
Shooting Location: Los Angeles
Interiors Location: On Location
Elaborate Set Construction
Physical Costs: 40,000,000
Pyro-Technics: 1,000,000
Stunts: 1,000,000
Robotics: 1,000,000
State-of-Art Special Effects: 5,000,000
Tentative Release Date: Jan 2010
Theaters: 2,500
Advertising
Television: 12,000,000
Print: 12,000,000
Radio: 2,000,000

Other News

Renee Zellweger dies in a plane crash.

Financial State
-442,594,000

[Archer219]

"L33T" Trailer:

Archer Studios presents

(The camera slowly works its way past three cans of Jolt, four cans of Red Bull, and a can of Amp. The sound of computer keys being hit can be heard in the background.)

All over the world, they are out there. Their curiosity has no limits.

(Camera shoots up to Josh Hartnett's face. His eyes go wide.)

And it is their curiosity that gets the best of them.

(Camera cuts to Josh Hartnett, Katie Holmes and Sarah Michelle Gellar in a room. Hartnett hands Holmes a cd.)

Hartnett: Take a look at that file and tell me what you think.

(Camera cuts to a close up of Holmes on the computer.)

Holmes: Where did you get this?

Hartnett: (In the background) Some secure server, why?

Holmes: It looks like a government file.

(Camera cuts to Hartnett, Holmes, and Gellar standing outside a door frame. They knock on the door. Camera cuts to Ryan Phillippe opening the door. Camera cuts to Ryan Phillippe at a computer.)

Gellar: (In the background) So what do you think?

Phillippe: I think you are going to need more help then I can offer.

(Camera cuts to Hartnett, Phillippe, Holmes, and Gellar running through and alleyway.)

Now, what they have, the government wants back. And they'll stop at nothing to get it.

(Camera cuts to Hartnett watching a television in a store window. His face pops up on the screen as part of a news broadcast.)

Anchor: And the police are looking for this man in connection with an area murder.

(Camera cuts to Hartnett being backed into a corner by Ray Liotta and Jeremy Piven, who are holding guns.)

Josh Hartnett

Hartnett: I was only looking around! I don't even know what is on the disk!

(Gellar and Phillippe pop up behind Liotta and Piven and hit them over the head with trash cans. Both men fall to the ground.)

Sarah Michelle Gellar

Gellar: Lets go.

(Camera cuts to black screen)

L33T

Movie Release #39
“L33T”
After stumbling across the wrong files, a group of hackers (Hartnett) (Gellar) (Phillippe) (Holmes) find themselves being chased by Secret Service agents (Liotta) (Piven).
Production Cost: 160,509,000
Advertising and Print Cost: 40,000,000
Foreign Advertising and Print Cost: 30,000,000
Foreign Distribution Fees: 30,000,000
Domestic Gross: 299,285,000
Foreign Gross: 150,191,000
Domestic Ancillaries (Pay-Per-View, Video): 68,934,000
Foreign Ancillaries: 19,625,000
Total Revenue: 313,296,000
Total Expense:260,509,000
Overall Performance: *****
Producer James Earlman: *****
Director Bryan Singer: ****
Actors:
Josh Hartnett ****
Sarah Michelle Gellar ****
Katie Holmes *****
Ryan Phillippe *****
Ray Liotta ****
Jeremy Piven ****
Production Budget: ****
Script-To-Film: ****
Advertising: *****
Star Appeal: ****
Studio Net Revenue: 52,787,000

[Archer219]

Jun 2009

Screenplay News

“Sword” still needs some work on its genre elements and dialog, so I send it back.

I greenlight “Batman: Two-Faced Coin”

Casting News

“Batman: Two-Faced Coin” - Action Adventure
Producer - Ian Oslo (500,000)
Director - Kevin Smith (3,000,000)
Lead Actor - Joaquin Phoenix (15,000,000)
Lead Actor - Kevin Spacey (7,500,000)*
Supporting Actor - Joshua Jackson (3,750,000)
Supporting Actor - James Cromwell (1,500,000)
Supporting Actress - Alicia Silverstone (3,000,000)

Kevin Spacey begged me to do this part. Even to the point of drastically lowering his salary requirements. I couldn’t say no, as I think he would make a wonderful Two-Face anyway.

Movie News

“Assassin 3: Insider”
Set construction proves difficult and it costs the studio $10,000,000.

“Future’s Power”
Completes pre-production and begins shooting.

“Batman: Two-Faced Coin” - Action Adventure
Shooting Location: New York City
Interiors Location: On Location
Elaborate Set Construction
Physical Costs: 55,000,000
Pyro-Technics: 15,000,000
Stunts: 15,000,000
Robotics: 7,500,000
State-of-Art Special Effects: 15,000,000
Tentative Release Date: Dec 2010
Theaters: 3,500
Advertising
Television: 15,000,000
Print: 15,000,000
Radio: 3,000,000

Other News

None

Financial State
-413,198,000

[Archer219]

"Galactica 2" Trailer:

Archer Studios presents

A Steven Spielberg film

(Camera shows a field of stars. A ship slowly creeps into camera view. Camera cuts to Denzel Washington, Elijah Wood, Emma Thompson, and Travis Elkin.)

To stop an evil force...

Washington: We're going into enemy territory.

...they'll need to bring the battle to the enemy.

(Camera cuts to a sleek looking smaller ship. Camera cuts to Nicole Kidman sitting in a chair surrounded by control panels.)

Nicole: Arm weapons systems.

To protect the innocent...

(Camera cuts to Washington sitting in the command chair with Elkin standing at a consul beside him.)

Washington: Open fire!

...they'll have to risk their lives.

(Camera cuts to a view of both ships engaged in battle. Lasers and energy bursts fly across the screen.)

Galactica 2

Movie Release #40
“Galactica 2”
The fearless crew (Washington) (Wood) (Thompson) and their new weapons officer (Elkin) head deeper into enemy territory to hunt down the opposition’s top Commander (Kidman) and the opposition’s leader (Jones).
Production Cost: 221,820,000
Advertising and Print Cost: 40,000,000
Foreign Advertising and Print Cost: 30,000,000
Foreign Distribution Fees: 30,000,000
Domestic Gross: 193,077,000
Foreign Gross: 97,653,000
Domestic Ancillaries (Pay-Per-View, Video): 121,637,000
Foreign Ancillaries: 24,559,000
Total Revenue: 291,560,000
Total Expense:321,820,000
Overall Performance: *****
Producer Steven Spielberg: *****
Director Steven Spielberg: *****
Actors:
Denzel Washington *****
Nicole Kidman *****
Emma Thompson ***
Tommy Lee Jones *****
Elijah Wood *****
Travis Elkin *****
Production Budget: *****
Script-To-Film: ****
Advertising: *****
Star Appeal: ****
Studio Net Revenue: - 30,260,000

Fun Film Fact: Travis Elkin was so dynamic in his acting that Spielberg had the writers write more sceens involving him and gave some of Elijah Wood's dialog to him.

[Archer219]

Jul 2009

Screenplay News

The second draft of “Vows” looks much better, and the only areas that need major attention are character development and plot twists. “Punisher” needs major work in the character development area still. The first draft of “Fourth String” comes back, and it still needs major work in the genre elements, main character arc, and dialog areas.

Casting News

None

Movie News

“Phoenix Night 2"
Completes shooting and moves into post-production.

“Runway”
Set construction proves difficult and it costs the studio $8,000,000.

Other News

None

Financial State
-315,063,000

[Archer219]

I fall into my chair at work, look out to the sun shinning over the Seattle skyline. Thoughts of failing sequels and bombing big budget films float through my head, and then the call comes.

My secretary pages me, "Sean, there is a reporter on the phone and he wants to talk to you about Batman."

I groan. I really don't need this right now. However, in light of the failure that was "Galactica 2", I feel that any press is good press.

"Put them through."

"Hello Mr. Penxa, I'm John Ralhte and I'd like to ask you some questions about Batman."

"First off, call me Sean."

"Okay, Sean."

"Thanks. So fire away with the questions."

"Well there is really only one. With the non-blockbuster sucess of "Batman: Dark Knight" and the blockbuster sucess of "Batman: Riddle Me This" why did you go back to Kevin Smith as the director of "Batman: Two-Faced Coin"?"

Wow, I've asked myself that question before and always had a reasonable explanation for myself. It is a good question. Anyone who knows me could look at the facts, but they contradict one another. For example:

I am a Kevin Smith fanboy, but I really liked what Tim Burton did on "Batman."

I think Kevin Smith did amazing work with the comics he has written, but I thought "Nightmare Before Christmas" had an awesome dark comic book feel.

So, sure I could say only the things about Kevin Smith and leave out the Tim Burton stuff, but that would be unfair. But here is what comes out:

"I felt that the feel of "Dark Knight" is what I wanted for this next film. While Tim made a wonderful film, and I would be interested in putting him in charge of a future Batman movie again, I felt that I needed to go with the director that was best for the film."

And there it is.

That is the end of the interview, and it is the truth.

[Rant]
As to the people before who were questioning my superhero casting, here is the truth:

For the role of Superman I wrote down on paper a list of five guys I'd want to play Superman. Of this list, only two people, Luke Wilson and Guy Pearce, were in the talent file. I don't remember the whole list, and I threw it out. The only other person I can remember was Dean Cain. So, I considered the options, and I went with the younger of the two which happened to be Luke Wilson. Given a real life casting decision, I'd bring them and the others in for readings and give it to the best of the five.

For the role of Batman, I first had to decide if I wanted to do Year One or Main Era or Dark Knight Returns (I would not do Beyond). DKR went out first because it portrays Superman as a bad guy. So, I chose Main Era. There were only two people on my list this time; Edward Norton and Joaquin Phoenix. Phoenix was a cheaper option so Phoenix got the role.
[/Rant]

[Archer219]

Okay, so there is good news. I have off today, and I am planning on updating this thread. In addition, I am also going to have a couple polls up soon so you guys can decide who you want to see in certain roles.

[Archer219]

Aug 2009

Screenplay News

All the screen plays that get done this month are four stars. I consider green lighting one of them, but decide I can hold out until I get one of them up to five stars.

I get the writers started on a Sci-Fi script entitled “X-Com”.

Casting News

None

Movie News

“C.O.P. 2: Broken City"
Completes shooting and moves into post-production.

Other News

None

Financial State
-238,157,000

[Archer219]

"Hollywood Crime" Trailer:

Archer Studios Presents

(Camera does a slow zoom on the Hollywood sign.)

In Hollywood no one is what they seem and people make money by pretending to be someone else. In a town full of professional liars, two men are in search of the truth.

(Camera cuts to Pitt and Hanks looking over the body of a woman with her face mutilated.)

Pitt: What do you think?

Hanks: She has a great make-up artist.

(Camera pulls back to show a production crew, camera and other actors on the set. Camera cuts to Pitt and Hanks talking to a director)

Hanks: What can you tell us about the murder?

(Camera cuts to Hanks and Pitt standing outside a trailer. Silverstone walks out. Camera cuts to Hanks and Pitt talkign to Silverstone.)

Silverstone: (crying) I went to his trailer to go over our lines, and I found him dead!

(Camera cuts to Hanks looking over files.)

When nothing seems to fit...

(Camera shows Hanks looking at an arrest warrent for someone with Silverstone's picture on it. Camera cuts to Pitt driving in a car.)

Pitt: What do you mean she left town! She's in the middle of shooting a movie!

(Camera cuts to Pitt and Hanks pulling up to a house.)

...sometimes the most likely suspect is right under your nose.

(Camera cuts to Pitt and Hanks standing on either side of the house's door. Camera cuts to Pitt.)

Brad Pitt

Pitt: Ready?

(Camera cuts to Hanks.)

Tom Hanks

(Hanks nods his head. Camera pulls back to show both men. They kick down the door to reveal a room full of pictures of Brendan O'Neill.)

And introducing Brendan O'Neill

(Camera fades to black.)

Hollywood Crime

Movie Release #42
“Hollywood Crime”
Two detectives (Hanks) (Pitt) investigate the murder of an actress (Silverstone) and her co-star (O’Neill).
Production Cost: 139,217,000
Advertising and Print Cost: 40,000,000
Foreign Advertising and Print Cost: 30,000,000
Foreign Distribution Fees: 30,000,000
Domestic Gross: 94,001,000
Foreign Gross: 144,398,000
Domestic Ancillaries (Pay-Per-View, Video): 102,090,000
Foreign Ancillaries: 49,673,000
Total Revenue: 270,962,000
Total Expense:239,217,000
Overall Performance: *****
Producer Vernon Chi: ****
Director Robert Redford: ****
Actors:
Brad Pitt *****
Tom Hanks ****
Alicia Silverstone *****
Brendan O’Neill *****
Production Budget: *****
Script-To-Film: ***
Advertising: *****
Star Appeal: ***
Studio Net Revenue: 31,745,000

[Archer219]

Sep 2009

Screenplay News

“Punisher” is coming along nicely and should be done in a short while.

I greenlight “Mass Murder”.

Casting News

“Mass Murder” - Suspense Thriller
Producer - James Earlman (1,000,000)
Director - K.W. Kappe (250,000)
Lead Actor - Bruce Willis (8,000,000)
Lead Actor - John Travolta (8,000,000)
Supporting Actress - Helen Hunt (5,000,000)

Movie News

“Future’s Power"
Completes shooting and moves into post-production.

“Assassin 3: Insider”
Completes pre-production and begins shooting.

“Mass Murder” - Suspense Thriller
Shooting Location: New York City
Interiors Location: On Location
Elaborate Set Construction
Physical Costs: 60,000,000
Pyro-Technics: 12,000,000
Stunts: 12,000,000
Robotics: 8,000,000
State-of-Art Special Effects: 8,000,000
Tentative Release Date: Aug 2010
Theaters: 3,500
Advertising
Television: 15,000,000
Print: 15,000,000
Radio: 3,000,000

Other News

None

Financial State
- 306,412,000

[Archer219]

Oct 2009

Screenplay News

“Rainbow Six: Rouge Spear” gets done and looks fantastic. I decide to greenlight it.

Casting News

“Rainbow Six: Rouge Spear” - Suspense Thriller
Producer - Vernon Chi (400,000)
Director - Rob Cohen (5,000,000)
Lead Actor - George Clooney (15,000,000)
Lead Actor - Antonio Banderas (11,000,000)
Supporting Actor - Jude Law (5,500,000)
Supporting Actor - Ardent Enthusiast (50,000)
Supporting Actress - Lucy Liu (2,500,000)
Supporting Actress - Natalie Portman (1,100,000)

Movie News

“Runway"
Completes shooting and moves into post-production.

“Batman: Two Faced Coin”
Completes pre-production and begins shooting.

“Rainbow Six: Rouge Spear” - Suspense Thriller
Shooting Location: Los Angeles
Interiors Location: On Location
Elaborate Set Construction
Physical Costs: 60,000,000
Pyro-Technics: 12,000,000
Stunts: 12,000,000
Robotics: 7,000,000
State-of-Art Special Effects: 9,000,000
Tentative Release Date: Jun 2011
Theaters: 3,500
Advertising
Television: 15,000,000
Print: 15,000,000
Radio: 3,000,000

Other News

None

Financial State
-510,034,000

[sterlingice]

I get the writers started on a Sci-Fi script entitled “X-Com”

Ooh! Ooh! I call "fodder #5" for my part.

When in "Night of the FOFC 3" coming out? I want my driver to be another brain eating zombie- he seems to play the part well.

SI

[Qwikshot]

Originally posted by Archer219
Sep 2009

Screenplay News

“Punisher” is coming along nicely and should be done in a short while.

Qwikshot Dangers is happy to see this go so well...

[Poli]

Originally posted by Archer219
Screenplay News

“Rainbow Six: Rouge Spear” gets done and looks fantastic. I decide to greenlight it.

Casting News

“Rainbow Six: Rouge Spear” - Suspense Thriller
Producer - Vernon Chi (400,000)
Director - Rob Cohen (5,000,000)
Lead Actor - George Clooney (15,000,000)
Lead Actor - Antonio Banderas (11,000,000)
Supporting Actor - Jude Law (5,500,000)
Supporting Actor - Ardent Enthusiast (50,000)
Supporting Actress - Lucy Liu (2,500,000)
Supporting Actress - Natalie Portman (1,100,000)

Hopefully my role in this movie will propel me to the starring role in "Fourth String"!

[Lokugh]

Is anyone else concerned that the name of the movie is "Rouge Spear"?

Is it about an assault on Loreal? Is Andie McDowell in it?

Lokugh

PS: "Rogue Spear". I really like this dynasty...the misspelling just struck me as funny

[Qwikshot]

Any further news, Qwikshot Dangers is curious...

[Easy Mac]

Don't let this be the end, I wanted to see a good Rainbow Six movie, and see if Qwikshot's career devolves into porn.

[Qwikshot]

Originally posted by Easy Mac
Don't let this be the end, I wanted to see a good Rainbow Six movie, and see if Qwikshot's career devolves into porn.

Qwikshot Dangers only does porn with A list actresses, in the privacy of his own bedroom...

[sterlingice]

Qwikshot Dangers only does porn with A list actresses, in the privacy of his own bedroom...

Now, it's perfectly clear how Qwikshot Dangers pays Qwikshot Dangers's baseball fines for referring to Qwikshot Dangers as Qwikshot Dangers.

SI

[Archer219]

Sorry guys, I promise I will get an update out soon.

Between work and school, my life has been crazy. I'm aiming to have an updated tomorrow afternoon.

[Qwikshot]

Originally posted by sterlingice
Now, it's perfectly clear how Qwikshot Dangers pays Qwikshot Dangers's baseball fines for referring to Qwikshot Dangers as Qwikshot Dangers.

SI

How else was Qwikshot Dangers to pay for all those fines...?

[sterlingice]

Homer: Okay, before I show you, who wants to guess how I got the money?
Bart: Dealing drugs?
Lisa: Drugs?
Marge: I'll have to say drugs, too.
Homer: Close, but you're way off.

SI