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12-15-2008, 04:21 PM
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| JLH Nut   |  Love To Work With Scott W Anderson Thank-you to Jim for this... Jennifer Love Hewitt fills out Fedora Nabs Scott W. Anderson as producing partner for company By Nellie Andreeva - The Hollywood Reporter Dec 15, 2008, 12:00 AM ET Jennifer Love Hewitt is beefing up her production company. The "Ghost Whisperer" star-producer has tapped veteran TV movie producer Scott W. Anderson as producing partner at her Fedora Films, formerly LoveSpell Prods. The two met while working together on the Oxygen telefilm "Confessions of a Sociopathic Social Climber." The company, newly housed in a bungalow on the Universal lot, has a pod deal at ABC Studios, which produces "Ghost Whisperer" for CBS. Fedora's development slate includes the untitled Odessa project, an original movie for Lifetime, to which Hewitt is attached to star. In 2005, LoveSpell acquired the rights to "She Had Brains, a Body, and the Ability to Make Men Love Her," a Texas Monthly article about a 22-year-old housewife and former homecoming queen in Odessa who became one of the city's most popular hookers. The project originally was developed as a feature. On the feature side, Fedora is developing with Darius Films "Eboneezer Goodbye," an indie written by Ross McCall. Additionally, Fedora has set up "Jennifer Love Hewitt's The Music Box," a 10-book graphic novel with IDW Comics, to be written by Scott Lobdell from a concept by Hewitt. Hewitt also has a signed a deal to pen a book for Hyperion. Anderson most recently was an executive producer at Stanley M. Brooks' Once Upon a Time Films, where he supervised more than 50 hours of longform cable and television programming. Hewitt is repped by Endeavor, Untitled and attorney Bob Wallerstein. Jennifer Love Hewitt fills out Fedora Nabs Scott W. Anderson as producing partner for company By Nellie Andreeva Dec 15, 2008, 12:00 AM ET Jennifer Love Hewitt is beefing up her production company. The "Ghost Whisperer" star-producer has tapped veteran TV movie producer Scott W. Anderson as producing partner at her Fedora Films, formerly LoveSpell Prods. The two met while working together on the Oxygen telefilm "Confessions of a Sociopathic Social Climber." The company, newly housed in a bungalow on the Universal lot, has a pod deal at ABC Studios, which produces "Ghost Whisperer" for CBS. Fedora's development slate includes the untitled Odessa project, an original movie for Lifetime, to which Hewitt is attached to star. In 2005, LoveSpell acquired the rights to "She Had Brains, a Body, and the Ability to Make Men Love Her," a Texas Monthly article about a 22-year-old housewife and former homecoming queen in Odessa who became one of the city's most popular hookers. The project originally was developed as a feature. On the feature side, Fedora is developing with Darius Films "Eboneezer Goodbye," an indie written by Ross McCall. Additionally, Fedora has set up "Jennifer Love Hewitt's The Music Box," a 10-book graphic novel with IDW Comics, to be written by Scott Lobdell from a concept by Hewitt. Hewitt also has a signed a deal to pen a book for Hyperion. Anderson most recently was an executive producer at Stanley M. Brooks' Once Upon a Time Films, where he supervised more than 50 hours of longform cable and television programming. Hewitt is repped by Endeavor, Untitled and attorney Bob Wallerstein. |
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12-17-2008, 03:35 PM
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| JLH Nut | In 2005, LoveSpell acquired the rights to "She Had Brains, a Body, and the Ability to Make Men Love Her," a Texas Monthly article about a 22-year-old housewife and former homecoming queen in Odessa who became one of the city's most popular hookers. The project originally was developed as a feature. Still waiting.....  |
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12-18-2008, 11:39 AM
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| Junior Member |  I take delight in reading about Ross writing something because now in addition to drinking there is another realm where I can 'blank' him under the table. To prove it I'll expound a quick synopsis of my harsh realism regarding Ross' writing, particularly the reasons why it just might fly. Any observing eye can tell that Ross does not have the great capacities needed to be a brilliant writer. (Let's give him credit just for trying). Here's the way I bet it'll play out or already has played out. He has a half decent idea and gets encouragement from Love to start working on it. So he does and he realizes that it's harder than he thought. Worried that his failure on the page could translate into his failure with Love he asks for help — as no true artist would. He gets help from elders, cause no colleagues want to see him succeed because they'd be thrilled to see Love single again. These elders help Ross out because they believe his full disclosure about shortcomings and insecurities make him a quintessential 'good guy'. They change a mediocre attempt at writing into something that while not 'cutting edge' is passable enough to show Love. Love is taken aback because it has turned out better than she expected. She gives it her touch to to modernize it and it is worthy of television after some professionals tinker with it a bit (...but not enough to lose McCall's name from the credits as Love has secretly promised them future business favours if Ross can keep credit for the script). Voila! They live happily ever after like the Cleaver family. Hahahaha!!!! How did I do? |
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12-26-2008, 01:01 PM
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