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Avoid normal situations. <byend.removethisbityousillyperson@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>In rec.arts.sf.movies heretic <htgriffin@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> You have been dumped in the Glory Days of the Hollywood Studios (1930s
>> or therebouts) with the addresses of the the Idea People of the
>> studios in question, a set of proper ID/refernces to get you in the
>> door, and one of the following in the form of a bound Screenplay.
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> [ animes and assorted other modern stuff, deleted ]
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>> Do you think you have a chance of selling _any_ of them? If so
>> which ones?
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> I'd bet on _Ranma 1/2_. A man who changes into a woman when doused with
>cold water is a concept that would fit right in in one of those light
>fantasy/comedies that old Hollywood often did well (_Topper_, _The Ghost
>and Mrs. Muir_, et al.).
Heh. And I would like to see it. That's one of the few animes I
like. If I were a pre-teener again (shudder), Japanese,
American, or what have you, Akane is who I would like to be.
Dorothy J. Heydt
Vallejo, California
djheydt@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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