Random Squeeing
Nov. 6th, 2005 05:02 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
nny"Christian Bale and Hugh Jackman are being lined up for Christopher Nolan's next film as director. The Prestige will feature the pair as rival magicians in turn-of-the-century London trying to steal each others' secrets."
How perfect does this film sound? Oh man, I really hope it goes ahead, it sounds so excellent! Add it to the talk on Victorian magic in December at the museum that I really need to be buying a ticket for, and I see Mr Fell related stories in my future. A crossover, perhaps. And that would be so fun.
Which is nice, because I have lost an old Good Omens story I was working on a VERY long time ago. I had a copy of it forwarded back to me a long time ago by![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
muffinbutt, but the email address has shut itself down. Which sucks, because I rather liked it, actually. I was going to start working on it again; which I suppose I can still do. The basic idea's still there, it just needs rewording. *hopes*
ETA: another point of some interest - Matthew Bourne, who did the all-male version of Swan Lake which I, frankly, would have given a kidney to have seen, is now touring the country with a ballet of Edward Scissorhands, apparently.
See, that sounds interesting.
How perfect does this film sound? Oh man, I really hope it goes ahead, it sounds so excellent! Add it to the talk on Victorian magic in December at the museum that I really need to be buying a ticket for, and I see Mr Fell related stories in my future. A crossover, perhaps. And that would be so fun.
Which is nice, because I have lost an old Good Omens story I was working on a VERY long time ago. I had a copy of it forwarded back to me a long time ago by
muffinbutt, but the email address has shut itself down. Which sucks, because I rather liked it, actually. I was going to start working on it again; which I suppose I can still do. The basic idea's still there, it just needs rewording. *hopes*ETA: another point of some interest - Matthew Bourne, who did the all-male version of Swan Lake which I, frankly, would have given a kidney to have seen, is now touring the country with a ballet of Edward Scissorhands, apparently.
See, that sounds interesting.
