February 21st, 2002
NOTE FROM JOHN:
Mel Gibson has written a script and is trying to
line up a director for a film version of Ray Bradbury’s
classic “Farenheit 451″. Sure, we first met Mel in
pseudo-SF post-apocalypctic Australia, but please…
line up a director for a film version of Ray Bradbury’s
classic “Farenheit 451″. Sure, we first met Mel in
pseudo-SF post-apocalypctic Australia, but please…
The Top 5 Signs Mel
Gibson Adapted Your SciFi Novel
Gibson Adapted Your SciFi Novel
5> 4th Law of Robotics: A police robot can act insane so long as it does not actually hurt its partner.
4> I’m pretty sure *Bradbury’s* “Illustrated Man” wasn’t painted blue and wearing a kilt…
3> Obi-Wan Kenobi announces, “I’m too old for this s—.”
2> I don’t *think* Hari Seldon ended his recorded messages with a dramatic call for “FREEEEEDOM!”
and the Number 1 Sign Mel Gibson Adapted Your SciFi Novel…
1> Danny Glover can do a fine Lije Bailey, but Mel as a suicidal, wisecracking, rough-and-tumble R. Daneel Olivaw just somehow doesn’t sound familiar.
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Credits:
Selected from 24 submissions from 9 contributors.
Today’s Top 5 List authors are:
Dave Hill, Centennial, CO — 1
Jaqk Brounstein, Bellingham, WA — 2
Wade Kwon, Birmingham, AL — 3
Mary Ann McDonald, Sacramento, CA — 4, RU List Name
Michael Sheinbaum, King of Prussia, PA — 5
John Mozena, Grosse Pointe Woods, MI — Prime Director