[at-l] Newman and Redford may film Bryson's "Walk in the Woods"

[shellydhale at earthlink.net (Shelly Hale)]

I just hope that they can make it real like we know it to be.  On one hand, I think it is a great idea, but on the other it does
make me worry about the impact it could have on the trial itself.  I guess I have mixed feelings on this.

Tenacious Tanasi
   (Shelly Hale)
 
 
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Subject: Re: [at-l] Newman and Redford may film Bryson's "Walk in the Woods"

 
In a message dated 3/15/2005 7:12:24 PM Eastern Standard Time,  
echristopherjensen@yahoo.com writes:

Posted  on Tue, 15-Mar-2005

Before he retires, Paul Newman says he wants to  make
one more flick with ol' buddy and co-star Robert
Redford. The two  acting legends last starred opposite
each other in 1973's "The Sting".  

According to a report on Contact Music, Bobby's been
waxing lyrical  about the project that might tie them
together for the last time : A movie  adaptation of
Bill Bryson's "A Walk in the Woods".  



This will cause major problems on the Appalachian Trail at Springer  Mountain 
as a traffic cop might be necessary to limit access as hordes will get  
inspired to "do the trail" but might be a boon to shuttle service operators who  
will pick up people at the various gaps along the way to say nothing of the  
amount of money people will make picking people up at the AMTRAK stations or  
from the MART.  
 
Still it would be good to see the trail on film produced by  professionals 
(unless they film elsewhere).
 
Skylander  
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