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Max 12:11 am UTC 05/28/13 |
| In reply to: | Q & A for Jim? - LordRahl 07:01 pm UTC 05/27/13 |
| I'd like to know about the transition from the Dream Engine to the DC Neverland production. Also, I've always been curious about the planned CBS TV-movie based on Stark Raving Love, The Bat out of Hell 2100 script, and the 1994 Pandora's Box script. > Just wondering, after listening to the end of the > Doctorate speech, what questions do you have for Jim that > you would ask if given the opportunity? > > For me personally, Im curious to learn more about his > interests actually. > > Theres been hints that he likes pro wrestling so Id love > to know if he still likes it or his feelings towards the > wrestling industry. Favorite wrestler, era, match, > thoughts on the modern wrestling world. > > He mentioned William Goldman in his speech. This really > sent a chill up my spine because Goldman is my favorite > author and to hear him mention him (though the book he > mentioned is more of a factoid/review book than a novel) > blew my mind. Im curious about what kind of books he > likes to read and which authors does he like. Is he > actually a big fan of William Goldman? The novel Boys and > Girls Together was like reading a book version of a > Steinman song. > > I also miss reading his thoughts on movies, > past/present/future. Nice to get some suggestions on what > to check out, lol. | |
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