WRITERS ON WRITING
The Writers Guild Foundation is proud to present
Thursday, August 7,2003 7:30pm
Donna & Wayne Powers
Donna and Wayne’s credits include the new Showtime series Out Of Order, plus the features Deep Blue Sea, Skeletons In The Closet, and this summer’s blockbuster hit The Italian Job.....
CALL NOW (323) 782-4692 to reserve your seat(s).
General admission, each seminar: $20
WGA members & academic faculty: $15
Full-time students with ID: $10
We accept Visa, MasterCard, and American Express.
WHERE: At the Writers Guild of America, west - 7000 W. Third St. - Corner of Fairfax & Third, Los Angeles, on the 2nd Floor.
PARKING: Available under the WGA, entrance at south end of the building off Blackburn.
WHAT TO EXPECT: Writers On Writing is an up-close & personal interview with the writer/s regarding their careers, their craft, artistic challenges they’ve faced, and strategies for success in a difficult industry. Moderated by critic & writer F.X. Feeney. The seminar-interview ends with audience Q & A. Visit www.wgfoundation.org for more info.
Drama
Director: Mariana Hellmund ("Culture Bandit")
Producer: Abe Shainberg
Cast: Probable: Eric Stoltz, Ally Sheedy, Olypia Dukakis, Marisa Berensen, Patricia Velasquex ("The Mummy")--in earlier mention cast list includes Eric and Karen Allen.
Status: packaging
Based on the famous story by Henry James and set in Latin America.
Subject: Re: When Zachary Beaver Came to Town
Thanks for checkin out the site and touchin' base.
Yes, I did assist for Hair and Makeup on Zachary Beaver. It was a really great shoot to work on.(except for strange rain we had, it rarely rains that time of year here) Most of the crew from right here at home, Austin. The kids were really sweet and took great care with one another, they are fine young actors. Eric had his beautiful dog, (I forgot her name,is it Goldie? I'll remember it as soon as this email is sent) on set. Eric was really great to work with, very easy mannered & fun and has the ability to become his character in the moment. When Zachary Beaver Came to Town is
going to be a sweet film that will touch all ages.
Happy New Year!
Terri Ewton
www.terriewton.com
Mon Nov 25,12:33 AM ET Add Entertainment - Hollywood Reporter to My Yahoo!
By Andrew Wallenstein
NEW YORK (The Hollywood Reporter) --- Showtime will add two new
hourlong series, "Dead Like Me" and "Out of Order," to its summer
2003 primetime schedule.
...
"Order" stars Eric Stoltz (news) as a married writer torn between his
clinically depressed wife (Felicity Huffman of "SportsNight") and
another woman (Kim Dickens (news) of "Hollow Man"). "Order" will be a
limited series, with four one-hour episodes in addition to a two-hour
pilot. Ysabella
(from TelevisionWithoutPity.com)
lazyhardware
Just Tuned In
posted July 23,2002 8:01:04 PM EST
A little news...
"The Butterfly Effect" -
http://movies.yahoo.com/shop?d=hp&cf=prev&id=1 808413763
It's dark. Do I see a pattern here?
Also --
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Entertainment - Hollywood Reporter
Spouses fill new Showtime 'Order'
Fri Jul 12, 2:47 AM ET
LOS ANGELES (The Hollywood Reporter) --- Showtime is getting "Out of Order" with a two-hour drama pilot to be toplined by Eric Stoltz and Felicity Huffman. In the project from the husband-and-wife feature writing duo of Donna and Wayne Powers ("Deep Blue Sea"), Stoltz is set and Huffman is in final negotiations to star as a Hollywood screenwriting couple whose long-term marriage is in crisis and who are dealing with clinical depression, affairs and obsessions. The story is told through the eyes of the husband, who sees his life as a movie. Donna and Wayne Powers wrote the script and will executive produce the pilot, which Wayne Powers will direct. The project is based on real-life experiences but is not autobiographical, Wayne Powers said. "Donna and I wanted to create main characters that are like many people we know at our age, going through crises and issues regarding addiction and fidelity," he said. As for the casting of Stoltz and Huffman, "They're perfect for the roles, and although this is a work of fiction, they do in some ways mirror Donna and myself," he said. Peter McIntosh (Showtime's "Feast of All Saints") will serve as a producer on the project, and Larry Sugar (Showtime's "Out of Time") will be a creative consultant. On the big screen, Stoltz most recently appeared in "Harvard Man" and Allison Anders' "Things Behind the Sun." He was nominated for a Golden Globe for his performance in "Mask." Stoltz, who next co-stars in "The Rules of Attraction" and "The Butterfly Effect," is repped by CAA. Huffman most recently co-starred in John Frankenheimer's film for HBO "Path to War," in which she portrayed Lady Bird Johnson. The actress, who earned a Golden Globe nomination for her role on "Sports Night," Aaron Sorkin's critically acclaimed series for ABC, is repped by ICM. Donna and Wayne Powers' latest feature project is the upcoming "The Italian Job," a remake of the 1969 heist movie, which is set to star Mark Wahlberg, Charlize Theron and Edward Norton. Donna and Wayne Powers, repped by UTA, also wrote "Valentine" and "Skeletons in the Closet," which Wayne Powers directed. Showtime declined comment. ***