Quixote to ride again?
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Despite being filled with antici....pation over my planned Star Wars viewing later tonight I am taking a break from the non-stop Lucas coverage to bring fans of Terry Gilliam some good news: The Man Who Killed Don Quixote may be made after all.
If you saw the documentary Lost In La Mancha you know that Gilliam tried to make the movie but was foiled by fate at every turn. Now, with the help of Tideland partner Recorded Picture Company, Gilliam may get a second chance. Add that to the two helpings of Gilliam goodness we're getting this year, and this news should make fans of the director very happy.
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6-16-2005 @ 4:19PM
Man said...
I saw Lost In La Mancha and seen most Quixote movies, so I wonder why? None of the past movies left an impression and Gilliam's movies are far from classics, so the marriage of the two seemed fated for failure. Gilliam fans will love it but unless there is a complete revamp from his first Quixote attempt I don't predict success.
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6-16-2005 @ 4:19PM
park bench said...
i thought lost in la mancha was a mockumentary?
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