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             1992-93 Theatrical Film Releases
         Rev. 1.1 Copyright 1992 by Eric Carter CIS 76050,3563
                   1/22/92




Legend
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70mm  = 70mm prints available
(SR)  = Dolby Spectral Recording
(SRD) = Dolby Digital Sound
(SS)  = Split-Surround
(CDS) = Cinema Digital Sound
1.33, 1.66, 1.85, 2.21, 2.35 = Aspect Ratios
Most Films shot with 65mm negative and 70mm 'scope blowups have aspect ratio
of 2.21


Release dates are *very* subject to change.









Aries Entertainment
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DR. PETIOT                        TBA
Dir: Christian de Chalong
Cast: Michel Serrault
  This film is based on the true story of France's most notorious criminal.
Excellent macabre word.  Opened in London October 25th.

THE STATION                        January 3 (NY)
Rating: None
Dir: Sergio Rubini
Cast: Sergio Rubini, Margherita Buy, Ennio Fantastichini
  A romantic thriller about love in a train station when a shy stationmaster in
an Italian village encounters a glamorous heiress while waiting for the train
one evening.  In Italian with English subtitles.





Avenue   (Avenue is now out of distribution.  They will announce deals for
------        these films shortly.)


AMERICAN HEART
Dir: Martin Bell
Cast: Jeff Bridges, Edward Furlong, Lucinda Jenney, Don Harvey, Tracey
Kapinsky, Shareen Mitchell, Christian Frizzell
Producers: Rosilyn Heller, Jeff Bridges
Screenplay: Peter Silverman
D.P.: Jim Bagdonas
Start Date: 8/13/91, Seattle
  Furlong was apparently signed for this plum role of the estranged son of
Bridges in this sub-$10 million drama before the release of T2.

THE PLAYER                        Spring
Dir: Robert Altman
Cast: Tim Robbins, Greta Scacchi, Peter Gallagher, Whoopi Goldberg, Anjeclica
Huston, Scott Glenn, Marlee Matlin, Andie MacDowell, Julia Roberts, Susan
Sarandon, Lily Tomlin, Jeff Goldblum, Jack Lemmon
Producer: David Brown
  Everyone in Hollywood has a cameo in this one.





Buena Vista (Disney)
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ADVENTURES OF THE GREAT MOUSE DETECTIVE            February 14
  Disney recycles another animated film.

ALADDIN           (Walt Disney)   1.85       70mm        November
Dir: John Musker, Ron Clements
Producer: Don Ernst
Screenplay: John Musker, Ron Clements
Start Date: 3/15/91, Los Angeles
  Disney goes to the era of the Flying Carpet with another big-budget animated
film.   Once again Ashman and Menken provided music and tunes.

BLAME IT ON THE BELLBOY       (Hollywood)            February 28 (limited)
Rating: "PG-13"
Dir: Mark Herman
Cast: Dudley Moore, Patsy Kensit, Bryan Brown, Richard Griffiths, Andreas
Katsulas, Alson Steadman, Bronson Pinchot
Producers: Steve Abbott, Jenny Howarth
Screenplay: Mark Herman
  A farce based on the tried and true gimmick of mistaken identity.  The word
is good.  Opens January 24th in the U.K.

BLOOD IN...BLOOD OUT         (Hollywood)        TBA
Dir: Taylor Hackford
Cast: Jesse Borrego, Benjamin Bratt, Damian Chapa, E.J. Castillo, Roxann Biggs,
Tom Wilson, Karmin Murcelo, Victor Rivers, Jenny Gago, Carlos Carrasco,
Geoffrey Rivas, Danny Trejo, Victor Mohica, Noah Verduzco, Delroy Lindo, Tom
Towles, Cing Rhames
Producer: Taylor Hackford, Jerry Gershwin, Stratton Leopold
Screenplay: Jimmy Santiago, Jeremy Iacone
D.P.: Gabriel Beristain
Start Date: 5/6/91, Los Angeles, San Quentin
  Epic production of the genesis of the Mexican-American "mafia".

BOMBAY                            TBA
Dir: Stephen Herek
Cast: Emilio Estevez
Producers: Jon Avnet, Jordan Kerner
Screenplay: Steve Brill
Start Date: 1/31/92, Minnesota
  An ex-hockey-playing attorney gets arrested on a DWI charge and must do
community service for his debt to society.   He is given the task of coaching
a pee-wee hockey team of 10-to-13 year olds in this inspirational story.
Herek last helmed DON'T TELL MOM THE BABYSITTER'S DEAD.

BORN YESTERDAY   (Hollywood)                TBA
Dir: Luis Mandoki
Cast: Melanie Griffith, Nick Nolte, Don Johnson
Producer: Dino Conti
Screenplay: Douglas McGrath, based on Garson Kanin's play and film
Start Date: Spring '92
  Griffith takes on the role that won an Oscar for Judy Holliday.   Nolte has
Broderick Crawford's role and Johnson plays the part William Holden filled
in this remake of the Garson Kanin play/film.  Mandoki directed WHITE PALACE.

CLOSE TO EDEN   (Hollywood)                Summer
Dir: Sidney Lumet
Cast: Melanie Griffith, Eric Thal
Producers: Howard Rosenman, Steve Golin
Screenplay: Robert J. Avrech
D.P.: Andrzej Bartowiak
Start Date: 9/23/91, New York
  An action thriller set in New York's Hassidic community where a female
Goy (Irish, in this case) must infiltrate.  Avrech co-wrote BODY DOUBLE.  May
open in the Fall.

CONSENTING ADULTS   (Hollywood)                TBA
Dir: Alan J. Pakula
Cast: Kevin Kline (tentative)
Producer: Alan J. Pakula
Screenplay: Matthew Chapman
Start Date: 1/27/92
Negative Cost: $18 million
  Pakula and Kline are to be reteamed for the first time since SOPHIE'S CHOICE
in this "erotic thriller".

THE DISTINGUISHED GENTLEMAN   (Hollywood)        Fall
Dir: TBA
Cast: Eddie Murphy
Producer: Leonard Goldberg
Screenplay: Marty Kaplan
Start Date: 4/92, Washington D.C.
  Yet another mistaken identity comedy (along with some drama) about a con man
who gets elected to Congress.  Murphy gets $12 million.

ENCINO MAN          (Hollywood)            July 3
Dir: Les Mayfield
Cast: Pauly Shore, Sean Astin, Brendan Fraser, Richard Masur, Michael DeLuise,
Ellen Blain, Megan Ward, Mariette Hartley
Producer: Les Mayfield
Screenplay: Shaun Shepps, Dana Olsen
D.P.: Robert Brinkmann
Start Date: 12/5/91, Los Angeles
  Two teenagers discover a frozen caveman in the backyard.

GONE FISHIN'                        Summer
Dir: Steve Herek
Cast: John Travolta
Producer: Debra Hill
Screenplay: Jeffrey Abrams, Jill Mazursky
Start Date: 12/91, Orlando
  Comedy/adventure about two hen-pecked husbands.  Shot at Disney-MGM Studios.

THE GUN IN BETTY LOU'S HANDBAG   (Touchstone)        late Summer
Dir: Alan Moyle
Cast: Penelope Ann Miller, Eric Thal, Alfre Woodard
Exec Producers: Ted Field, Robert W. Cort
Producer: Scott Kroopf
D.P.: Chuck Minsky
Start Date: 1/12/92, Mississippi
Negative Cost: $13 million
  An Interscope pickup.

THE HAND THAT ROCKS THE CRADLE    (Hollywood)    1.85    January 10
Rating: "R" For terror, violence, a scene of sexual molestation and for
language.
Dir: Curtis Hanson
Cast: Annabella Sciorra, Rebecca DeMornay, Matt McCoy. Ernie Hudson
Exec Producers: Ted Field, Robert W. Cort
Producer: David Madden
Screenplay: Amanda Silver
D.P.: Robert Elswit
Negative Cost: $11.7 million
  This Hitchcockian thriller about a vengeful nanny is a pickup from
Interscope.

HONEY, I BLEW UP THE BABY                Summer
Dir: Randall Kleiser
Cast: Rick Moranis, Marcia Strassman, Robert Oliveri, John Shea, Lloyd Bridges,
Amy O'Neill, Keri Russell, Ron Canada, Gregory Sierra, Linda Carlson, Julia
Sweeney, Leslie Neale
Producers: Dawn Steel, Edward S. Feldman
Screenplay: Thom Eberhardt
D.P.: John Hora
Start Date: 6/17/91, Los Angeles, Las Vegas
  Sequel to the 1988 smash HONEY, I SHRUNK THE KIDS.  This time, the new baby
has been enlarged to gargantuan proportions and goes on a rampage of Vegas.
Formerly titled HONEY, I BLEW UP THE BABY.

THE INCREDIBLE JOURNEY                    March 6
Cast: Jean Smart

KING OF THE JUNGLE               70mm        Fall, 1993
Screenplay: Linda Woolverton
  Disney's 32nd animated feature concerns the coming-of-age of a young lion.
Woolverton wrote the sensational BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.

MEDICINE MAN        (Hollywood)      2.35         70mm    February 7
Rating: "PG-13"
Dir: John McTiernan
Cast: Sean Connery, Lorraine Bracco
Exec Producer: Sean Connery
Producer: Andy Vajna
Screenplay: Tom Schulman
   This film is on its third title.  First we had THE STAND, followed by THE
LAST DAYS OF EDEN.   Whatever they call it, this ecologically-themed romance
is set against the backdrop of the deepest Amazonian jungles, where the
principals have discovered a plant from which a cure for cancer may be found.
Prospects are bright.  Schulman won an Oscar for DEAD POETS SOCIETY.

NEWSIES           (Walt Disney)    2.35         70mm    April 3
Dir: Kenny Ortega
Cast: Christian Bale, David Moscow, Luke Edwards, Ele Keats, Max Casella,
Robert Duvall, Ann-Margaret, Marty Belafsky, Arvie Lowe, Aaron Lohr, Trey
Parker, Gabriel Darmon, Kevin Tighe
Producer: Michael Finnell
Screenplay: Bob Tzudiker, Noni White, David Fallon, Tom Rickman
Composer: Alan Menken and Jack Feldman
D.P.: Andrew Laszlo
Start Date: 4/15/91, Los Angeles
   Musical set in a newspaper environment in the 1890's.  Concerns
young striking newspaper workers. Famed hoofer Ortega choreographs, as well
as directing.  Bale toplined sensationally in Spielberg's EMPIRE OF THE SUN.
Eight songs from Oscar winner Alan Mencken (THE LITTLE MERMAID).  Score is by
J.A.C. Redford.  Ann-Margret's first on-screen singing performance since TOMMY
in 1975.  Has been described as "a cross between WEST SIDE STORY and OLIVER".

NOISES OFF        (Touchstone)            TBA
Rating: "PG-13"
Dir: Peter Bogdanovich
Cast: Carol Burnett, Michael Caine, Denholm Elliott, Julie Hagerty, Mark
Linn-Baker, Marilu Henner, Christopher Reeve, John Ritter, Nicolette Sheridan
Exec. Producers: Peter Bogdanovich, Kathleen Kennedy
Producer: Frank Marshall
Screenplay: Marty Kaplan, based on Michael Frayn's play
D.P.: Timothy Suhrstedt
Start Date: 5/20/91, Los Angeles
Negative Cost: $12 million
  Stellar cast should amply serve the big-screen version of this
hilarious stage comedy.  Title change is expected.  Marshall got his showbiz
start as a location manager on Bogdanovich's 1968 directing debut TARGETS.
From Amblin' Entertainment.

PASSED AWAY    (Hollywood)                April 10
Dir: Charlie Peters
Cast: Bob Hoskins, William Petersen, Pamela Reed, Nancy Travis, Tim Curry,
Peter Riegert, Blair Brown
Producer: Larry Brezner
Screenplay: Charlie Peters
Start Date: 10/9/91, Pittsburgh
  Drama about four estranged siblings who gather for their father's funeral.

PINOCCHIO    1.33                    June
 Another re-release for this Disney animated classic.

PRINCESS OF MARS   (Hollywood)     2.35        70mm    Summer, 1993
Dir: John McTiernan
Cast: Tom Cruise (tentative)
Producers: Michael Engelberg, Andy Vajna
Screenplay: Ted Elliot, Terry Rossio, Bob Gale
Start Date: 6/92
  Huge, huge film based on the Edgar Rice Burroughs classic science fiction
story.   Budget will likely be largest in Disney history.   Mega-outlook.

SISTER ACT    (Touchstone)                Summer
Dir: Emile Ardolino
Cast: Whoopi Goldberg, Maggie Smith, Harvey Keitel, Kathy Najimy, Mary Wicks,
Bill Nunn, Wendy Makkena, Joe Maher, Richard Portnow, Jenifer Lewis, Charlotte
Crossley
Producer: Scott Rudin
Screenplay: Jim Cash, Jack Epps
D.P.: Adam Greenberg
Start Date: 9/20/91, Los Angeles, Reno, San Francisco
   Whoopi Goldberg gets to sing.   She plays the ex-girlfriend of a mobster who
is whisked into the witness protection program as a nun.  In the convent she
leads the nun's choir to national fame and the limelight, where naturally, she
is vunerable to publicity and the wrath of her ex and his henchmen.   Maggie
Smith plays the Mother Superior.....This script was originally written as a
vehicle for Bette Midler.  Ardolino directed THREE MEN AND A LITTLE LADY.

STEEPLECHASE    (Hollywood)                Fall
Dir: Patrick Hasburgh
Cast: TBA
Producer: TBA
Screenplay: Patrick Hasburgh
Start Date: 2/92
  Sexy ski instructor tries to make it in the real world in this comedy.   Also
known as ASPEN.

STRAIGHT TALK         (Hollywood)            April 3
Dir: Barnet Kellman
Cast: Dolly Parton, James Woods, Griffin Dunne, Teri Hatcher, John Sayles, Jay
Thomas, Michael Madsen, Spaulding Gray, Charles Fleischer, Deirdre O'Connell
Producer: Robert Chartoff, Fred Berner
Screenplay: Patricia Resnick, Craig Bolotin
D.P.: Peter Sova
Start Date: 7/29/91, Chicago
  MURPHY BROWN director Kellman makes his feature debut with an intriguing
casting match-up.   Parton is a small-town woman who accidentally becomes a
talk radio star (shrink) in the big city and captures the heart of the reporter
assigned to profile her.

SWING KIDS    (Hollywood)                December
Dir: Thomas Carter
Cast: Kenneth Branagh, Barbara Hershey, Robert Sean Leonard, Christian Bale,
Frank Whaley
Exec Producers: Chris Meledandri, Frank Marshall
Producers: Mark Gordon, John Manulis
Screenplay: Jonathan Feldman
Start Date: 2/4/92, Prague
  Story of rebellious teenagers in Nazi Germany whose love for American swing
music drives their passions against the tyranny.  Branagh was last seen in DEAD
AGAIN, Leonard scored big in DEAD POETS SOCIETY, Bale also toplines Disney's
NEWSIES and Whaley is in Fox' BACK IN THE USSR.

THE ULTIMATUM       (Touchstone)                TBA
Dir: TBA
Cast: TBA
Producer: Gale Anne Hurd
Screenplay: Laurance Dworet, Robert Roy Poole, Jim Kouf
  Thriller concerning political terrorism.   Hurd produced ALIENS, TREMORS and
RAISING CAIN, among others.

WHO DISCOVERED ROGER RABBIT    (Touchstone)        Christmas 1993
Dir: Rob Minkoff
Cast: Voice of Charles Fleischer, TBA
Exec. Producer: Steven Spielberg
Screenplay: Nat Mauldin
  This prequel to the 1988 smash hit WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT will tell us just
how Roger and the voluptuous Jessica got hooked up in the first place.








Cannon
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50/50                            April 3
Cast: Peter Weller, Robert Hays

THE AMERICAN SAMURAI                    May (limited)
Cast: David Bradley

HUMAN SHIELD                        February 7 (limited)
Rating: "R" War violence.
Dir: Ted Post
Cast: Michael Dudikoff, Tommy Hinkley
Producers: Christopher Pearce, Elie Cohn, Boaz Davidson
Start Date: 12/90, Israel
  An action film about an ex-Marine who tries to rescue his younger brother
from terrorists in Iraq.

MIDNIGHT RIDE                        March 13
Dir:
Cast: M. Dudikoff, Mark Hamill

NO PLACE TO HIDE                    March 13 (limited)
Dir:
Cast: Kris Kristofferson

RESCUE ME                        April 24
Cast: M. Dudikoff, Dee Wallace Stone

TERMINAL BLISS                        February 28
Dir: Jordan Alan
Cast: Luke Perry
  Rich East-Coast kids have lots of sex and drugs.   Perry is one of the
stars of BEVERLY HILLS, 90210.

TO THE DEATH                        May (limited)
Cast: Brad Morris, Michel Qissi



Castle Hill
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OTHELLO                            February 21 (NY)
Dir: Orson Welles
Cast: Orson Welles
  New York's Cinema II gets the honor of first presenting the restored film
of Orson Welle's rendition of Shakespeare's Othello.   Having been shown at the
Cannes Film Festival in 1952 and winning the Palm D'Or there, it then virtually
vanished from view.   Welles shot this film over a period of four years during
which he took breaks to do other projects and earn financing for this pet dream
film.  It actually was picked up for release by United Artists and opened on
9/12/55 at the Pathe Paris in Manhattan.  (That house is now the Loew's Fine
Arts).   Reviews were mixed and patrons were caught up in the frenzy of the
Cinemascope years.  It quickly disappered from sight.   The nitrate negative
was discovered in a New Jersey warehouse, where it was restored frame-by-frame
over a ten-month period.   The faulty soundtrack was restored with a new
digital stereo surround track and the film is now back to the original 91
minute director's cut.  Go see it.

SHAKING THE TREE                    January 24 (limited)
Dir: Duane Clark
  Story of loyalty and friendship between four young men over a span of a
decade.

VOYAGER                            January 31
Rating: "PG-13"
Dir: Volker Schlondorff
Cast: Sam Shepard, Julie Delpy, Barbara Sukowa
  An engineer afraid of emotion suffers the loss of an old friend to suicide.
On an ocean voyage to a European conference he meets a woman and starts a
relationship...then the voyage ends.   A love triangle with fine credentials.
Opens at NY's Lincoln Plaza Cinemas.






Columbia
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THE AGE OF INNOCENCE                    December
Dir: Martin Scorsese
Cast: Daniel Day Lewis, Michelle Pfeiffer, Winona Ryder
Producers: Martin Scorsese, Barbara DeFina
Screenplay: Jay Cocks, Martin Scorsese, based on Edith Wharton's novel
D.P.: Michael Ballhaus
Start Date: 3/92, Upstate New York, Paris
  This $30+ million project was put into turnaround at Fox and has found a home
with Sony Pictures Entertainment, as Mark Canton snapped it up. Fox balked at
the increasing cost of the  film, which is an 1870's doomed romance-drama.
It is based on Edith Wharton's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel. Lewis stars in
THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS for Fox and Pfeiffer can be seen meowing in BATMAN
RETURNS for Warner Brothers and LOVE FIELD for Orion.   Production Designer is
Dante Ferretti (THE NAME OF THE ROSE), editor is Thelma Schoonmaker (who
else?), who edited CAPE FEAR, GOODFELLAS, THE LAST TEMPTATION OF CHRIST and
RAGING BULL, for which she was Oscared.   This is one of only two pictures that
Scorsese is permitted to make outside his six-year exclusive deal at Universal.

AMOS AND ANDREW                        1993
Dir: E. Max Frye
Cast: TBA
Producer: Gary Goetzman
Screenplay: E. Max Frye
Start Date: 1/92

BRAM STOKER'S DRACULA                    August 14
Dir: Francis Ford Coppola
Cast: Gary Oldman, Winona Ryder, Anthony Hopkins, Keanu Reeves, Sadie Frost,
Cary Elwes, Bill Campbell, Richard E. Grant, Tom Waits
Exec Producers: Robert O'Connor, Michael Apted
Producers: Francis Ford Coppola, Charles Mulvehill, Fred Fuchs
Screenplay: Jim Hart
D.P.: Michael Ballhaus
Start Date: 10/14/91, Los Angeles
Negative Cost: $40 million
  A very visual production of the classic tale, filmed entirely on the lot at
Columbia Studios once HOOK vacated the premises.  This will be based on the
original "Dracula" story, rather than the play or the Bela Lugosi film.  There
are 60 sets and 175 special effects shots.  All the effects will be done in
camera, rather than at with blue screens.  Magicians, mirrors and trapdoors
will replace optical houses.   Shot with Arriflex cameras.   Right on the 70
day shooting schedule and on budget, thanks to Coppola's innovative electronic
gear that enables cast and crew to see storyboard, script, and completed
footage on multiple video monitors simultaneously.   Word is that it may get
slapped with an NC-17 rating.

FALLING FROM GRACE                    February 21
Rating: "PG-13"
Dir: John Mellencamp
Cast: John Mellencamp, Mariel Hemingway, Kay Lenz, Claude Akins
Screenplay: Larry McMurtry
D.P.: Victor Hammer
Start Date: 7/23/90, Seymour, IN
  Rocker Mellencamp goes to the silver screen in this semi-autobiographical
drama about a musician trying to deal with his success while living in his
small, Midwestern hometown.  Delayed to 1992 to coincide with his new album.
Formerly titled SOUVENIRS.

A FEW GOOD MEN    (Castle Rock)                December 23
Dir: Rob Reiner
Cast: Tom Cruise, Jack Nicholson, Demi Moore, Keifer Sutherland, Kevin Bacon,
Kevin Pollack, James Marshall
Producers: David Brown, Andrew Scheinman, Rob Reiner
Screenplay: Aaron Sorkin, based on his play
D.P. Robert Richardson
Start Date: 10/21/91, Los Angeles, Washington DC
Negative Cost: $40 million
  Wow.  The stage play comes to the big screen with very impressive
credentials.  Nicholson works only 10 days for a whopping $500,000 per.

GLADIATOR                        March 6
Rating: "R" for violence and language
Dir: Rowdy Herrington
Cast: James Marshall, Cara Buono, Robert Loggia, Ossie Davis, Cuba
Gooding Sr., Brian Dennehy
Producer: Steve Roth
Screenplay: Nicholas Kazan, Lyle Kessler
D.P.: Tak Fujimoto
Start Date: 1/21/91, Chicago
   Marshall of TWIN PEAKS fame plays a young, working-class boxer.
Herrington last directed ROAD HOUSE.  Kazan wrote REVERSAL OF FORTUNE.  Fiklm
was screened August 22 at the Culver Theatre in LA.  It scored 85% in the top
two boxes.  The target audiences (males and females under 21) scored 93% with a
definite recommend of 75%.  Those are excellent figures.

GROUND HOG DAY                        February 1993
Dir: Harold Ramis
Cast: Bill Murray
Producer: Trevor Albert
Start Date: 2/92, Punxsatawney, PA
  Murray is a disc jockey continually reliving one day in his life.  But will
he see his shadow?

HARD PROMISES                        January 31
Rating: "PG"                           (NY, LA, Chicago,Indianapolis)
Dir: Martin Davidson
Cast: Sissy Spacek, William Petersen, Brian Kerwin, Mare Winningham, Jeff
Perry, Rip Torn, Shirley Knight
Producer: Cindy Chvatal
Screenplay: Julie Selbo
D.P.: Andrzej Bartkowiak
Start Date: 10/1/90, Austin, TX
  Petersen's character returns to his old hometown in order to win back his
ex-wife (Spacek) who is about to get married once again.   Lee Grant was
replaced in the director's chair.

HERO                             December 18
Dir: Stephen Frears
Cast: Dustin Hoffman, Geena Davis, Andy Garcia, Cady Huffman, Joan Cusack,
Susie Cusack
Producer: Laura Ziskin
Screenplay: David Peoples
D.P.: Oliver Stapleton
Start Date: 10/30/91, Chicago, Los Angeles
  This tentatively-titled film is a comedy about heroism -- a conniving crook
who stumbles into it, a desperate stranger who steals it and a star TV reporter
who gets an even bigger story than she bargained for.    Hoffman is the crook,
Davis is the reporter and Garcia is the stranger.  Joan Cusack is Hoffman's
ex-wife, sister Susie is Hoffman's defense attorney. Frears directed THE
GRIFTERS and DANGEROUS LIAISONS.   Peoples wrote BLADE RUNNER.   The story is
by Laura Ziskin (PRETTY WOMAN, WHAT ABOUT BOB?), Alvin Sargent (ORDINARY PEOPLE,
JULIA) and David Peoples.  Film score is by George Fenton (DANGEROUS LIAISONS,
THE FISHER KING).   The production designer is Dennis Gassner (BARTON FINK,
BUGSY). Huffman may be seen in THE WILL ROGERS FOLLIES on Broadway.

HEXED                            Fall
Dir: Alan Spencer
Cast: Arye Gross, Claudia Christian, Adrienne Shelly, Robin Curtis, Norman
Fell, Michael Knight, Ray Baker, R. Lee Ermey, Brandis Kemp
Producer: Marc S. Fisher
Screenplay: Alan Spencer
D.P.: James Chressanthis
Start Date: 11/4/91, Ft. Worth, Irving TX
  A neurotic thriller about a bellboy (Gross) who gets mixed up with a
beautiful but deadly model dduring her stay at his hotel.    Shot in a vacant
Hilton in Texas.

HONEYMOON IN VEGAS                    July 10
Dir: Andrew Bergman
Cast: James Caan, Nicholas Cage, Sarah Jessica Parker, Noriyuki (Pat) Morita,
Anne Bancroft, Peter Boyle, Seymour Cassel, Lainie Kazan
Producer: Mike Lobell
Screenplay: Andrew Bergman
D.P.: William A. Fraker
Start Date: 8/19/91, Las Vegas, New York, LA, Kauai
  New York private detective overcomes his fear of commitment and flies to Las
Vegas to get married.   Then thinks go awry....  Bergman wrote and directed
THE FRESHMAN.  Kazan plays the role she has perfected...a Yenta.

HOUDINI                            1993
Dir: Robert Zemeckis
Cast: TBA
Producer: Ray Stark
Screenplay: Peter Seaman, Jeffrey Price
Start Date: 1992
  A big screen treatment of the life of legendary illusionist Harry Houdini
comes to life after twenty years of development by mega-producer Ray Stark.
The film will approach the subject from the angle of the relationship between
Harry and his wife and how their lives were interwoven with mysticism and
spirituality.  Stark calls Zemeckis "the most important young adult director
since John Huston.  He has vast cinematic knowledge, but it is never more than
a background for his feelings toward humanity."   Price wrote WHO FRAMED ROGER
RABBIT.  The film is a Columbia-Universal co-production, and it has not been
announced as to who will release it domestically.

THE INNER CIRCLE                 December 25 (NY,LA,Toronto)
Rating: "PG-13"                    January 17 (wide)
Dir: Andrei Konchalovsky
Cast: Tom Hulce, Lolita Davidovitch, Bob Hoskins
Producer: Claudio Bonivente, in association with Mosfilm
Screenplay: Andrei Konchalovsky, Anatoly Usov
D.P.: Ennio Guarnieri
Start Date: 8/20/90, Moscow
  Reportedly the first major film to shoot inside the Kremlin walls,
this prestige project by expatriate Konchalovsky depicts Hulce as
Ivan Sanshin, who is thrust into Stalin's inner circle when he
becomes his personal projectionist.  Formerly titled THE PROJECTIONIST.  Film
runs 140 minutes.

INTO THE WOODS                        Christmas 1993
Dir: TBA
Cast: TBA
Exec. Producer: Brian Henson
Producers: Craig Zadan, Neil Meron, Patrick Duncan Kenworthy
Screenplay: TBA
Start Date: late 1992
  Zadan anticipates a $30 million budget on this big-screen adaptation of the
Tony-winning musical.  It will be co-produced by Jim Henson Productions and
will feature live action mixed with Henson puppets.  Stephen Sondheim and James
Lapine will consult on the production.  Filming will be either in Los Angeles
or London.

A LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN                    July 1
Dir: Penny Marshall
Cast: Geena Davis, Tom Hanks, Lori Petty, Madonna, Tracy Reiser, Ann Cusack,
Megan Cavanagh, Rosie O'Donnell, Bitty Schram, Renee Coleman, Freddie Simpson,
Anne Elizabeth Ramsay, David Strathairn, Jon Lovitz, Garry K. Marshall
Producers: Robert Greenhut, Elliot Abbott
Screenplay: Lowell Ganz, Babaloo Mandel
D.P.: Miroslav Ondricek
Start Date: 7/10/91, Chicago, Evansville IN, Cooperstown NY
Negative Cost: $34 million
  Hanks manages an all-female baseball team.  But can Madonna handle a real
chaw?  Geena Davis replaced Debra Winger who was unhappy with the "stunt
casting" of Ms. Ciccone.  Marshall's last film was the highly-decorated
AWAKENINGS.

MACHINE GUN KELLY                    TBA
Dir: Marek Kanievska
Cast: William Baldwin
Producer: Sam Arkoff
Screenplay: Michael Werb, Anna Hamilton-Phelan
Start Date: 2/92, Texas, Kansas
  Will the old producing master of B-movies move up a letter in the alphabet?
Baldwin last scored big in BACKDRAFT.

ME AND MONROE                        TBA
Dir: John Whitesell
Cast: Jason Priestley, Jay O'Connell
Exec Producers: Penny Marshall, Elliot Abbott
Producer: Debbie Robbins
Screenplay: Paul Shapiro
Start Date: 2/92, Los Angeles
  The heartthrob from BEVERLY HILLS 90210 gets a feature starring role.

MIDKNIGHT                        1993
Dir: TBA
Cast: Michael Jackson
Screenplay: Caroline Thompson, Larry Wilson
Start Date: 1992
  The Gloved One focuses on another aspect of his multi-media Sony MegaDeal.
This was to be exec produced and designed by the late Anton Furst.

MO' MONEY                        June 5
Dir: Peter Macdonald
Cast: Damon Wayans, Marlon Wayans, Stacey Dash, Joe Santos, John Diehl, Harry
J. Lennix
Producer: Michael Rachmil
Screenplay: Damon Wayans
D.P.: Don Burgess
Start Date: 7/8/91, Chicago
Negative Cost: $14.5 million
  If that title sounds familiar, then you must watch "In Living Color".   One
of the Wayans brothers has extended the concepts of the skits into a
feature-length script. A con man working in a credit card company mail room
decides to go straight after falling in love.   First he must foil a scam
already set into motion by some gangsters.  "A film about a man who shoulda'
left home without it".

MR. SATURDAY NIGHT     (Castle Rock)            October 2
Dir: Billy Crystal
Cast: Billy Crystal, David Paymer, Julie Warner, Helen Hunt, Mary Mara
Producer: Billy Crystal
Screenplay: Lowell Hanz, Babaloo Mandel
D.P.: Don Peterman
Start Date: 11/7/91, Los Angeles, New York
  Billy makes his directorial debut directing himself.  New Line International
handles the foreign markets.  This film has been having labor problems with the
screen extras.

MY GIRL SEQUEL                        Fall 1993
Dir: TBA
Cast: Anna Chlumsky
  A sequel has already been green-lighted by Columbia and Imagine.

NEEDFUL THINGS           (Castle Rock)            1993
Dir: Peter Yates
Screenplay: W.D. Richter, based on Stephen King's novel
Start Date: Fall '92, Maine

OCTOBER SURPRISE                    1993
Dir: TBA
Cast: TBA
Producer: Jon Peters
Screenplay: TBA, based on Gary Sick's book "October Surprise: America's
Hostages in Iran and the Election of Ronald Reagan"
Start Date: 1992
  Peters Entertainment and Columbia acquired the rights to this book that
concerns the theory that the Reagan-Bush campaign and William Casey made a
secret deal with representatives of Iran in the final weeks of the 1980
presidential campaign to delay the release of U.S. hostages in Teheran until
after the election.   The promise of arms in trade and improved relations were
the alleged booty. Columbia sees this project as having the scope and epic
quality of ALL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN.

THE PICKLE                        September 11
Dir: Paul Mazursky
Cast: Danny Aiello, Shelley Winters, Dyan Cannon, Jerry Stiller, Chris Penn,
Ally Sheedy, Barry Miller, Griffin Dunne, Little Richard, Paul Mazursky
Producer: Paul Mazursky
Screenplay: Paul Mazursky
Start Date: 9/23/91, New York, Los Angeles
  Aiello plays a director in the midst of previewing his new film.  Is this
autobiographical?

POETIC JUSTICE                        Fall
Dir: John Singleton
  Second film from the acclaimed young director of BOYZ 'N THE HOOD.

RADIO FLYER    2.35                 70mm    February 14
Rating: "PG-13"
Dir: Richard Donner
Cast: Elijah Wood, Joseph Mazzello, Lorraine Bracco, John Heard, Adam Baldwin,
Rhea Perlman
Producers: Lauren Schuler-Donner, Richard Donner
Exec Producers: Michael Douglas, Rick Bieber, David Mickey Evans
Screenplay: David Mickey Evans
D.P.: Laszlo Kovacs
Start Date: 6/18/90, halted 6/25/90, resumed 10/3/90, L.A., Novato, Sonora, CA.
Negative Cost: $31 million.
  Infamous production from first-time scripter Evans, whose initial
deal included big bucks and directing chores.  Production shuttered
after it became apparent he couldn't direct.  Rosanna Arquette was
paid off on her play-or-pay contract.  Donner brought in...rewrites
done.  Evans gets an exec producer credit. This story is of two brothers who
build a kind of flying machine to escape their abusive lives.  Now we'll see
if a red wagon can fly!  Visual flying effects from Zoran Perisic's
Oscar-winning Zoptic system used so effectively in SUPERMAN.  Additional
Visual Effects from Apogee Productions. From Stonebridge Entertainment.
Postponed from July 12 due to being behind schedule.  Promotional partners
Dairy Queen and Kraft Marshmallows were very upset.  Columbia reimbursed DQ
some $2 million for expenses on the aborted promotion.   Original $15 million
budget shot to hell.   After languishing with a "Fall" release date, Columbia
has decided on President's Day weekend 1992.  Yet another ending has been
shot for this project (making about 19!) in the winter.   Advanced word is
excellent.  Word is that there may not be any 70mm blowups after all.

REMAINS OF THE DAY                      Christmas  (limited)
Dir: Mike Nichols
Cast: Jeremy Irons
Exec Producers: Peter Gubers, Jon Peters
Screenplay: Harold Pinter, based on Kazuo Isigiro's novel
  Story concersn an English butler.

SINGLE WHITE FEMALE                      August 7
Dir: Barbet Schroeder
Cast: Bridget Fonda, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Steven R. Weber, Peter Friedman,
Stephen Tobolowsky, Michele Farr, Tara Karsian, Christina Capetillo, Johnny
Dapolito
Producer: Barbet Schroeder
Screenplay: Don Roos, based on John Lutz' novel "Single White Female Seeks the
Same"
D.P.: Luciano Tovoli
Start Date: 7/8/91, Los Angeles, New York
Negative Cost: $15.8 million.
  After the triumph of REVERSAL OF FORTUNE, Schroeder tackles even more risque
material.  Fonda is Allie, an ambitious businesswoman who discovers her
boyfriend Sam (Weber) has been two-timing her.   After kicking him out, she
advertises for a roommate, and Hedy (Leigh) moves in.  Her boyfriend eventually
moves back in and a deadly triangle develops.

STEPHEN KING'S SLEEPWALKERS                 April 10
Dir: Mick Garris
Cast: Alice Krige, Brian Krause, Madchen Amick, Ron Perlman, Jim Haynie, Lyman
Ward, Cindy Pickett, Dan Martin, Glenn Shadix
Producers: Mark Victor, Michael Grais, Nabeel Zahid
Screenplay: Stephen King
Start Date: 6/24/91
Negative Cost: $15 million
  This supernatural horror flick wrapped production on 9/4/91 and features
visual effects from John Dykstra's Apogee Productions.  Creature effects are
from Tony Gardner's Alterian Studios.  Music is by Nicholas Pike.

SUNRISE IN HIS POCKET                    1993
Dir: David Zucker
Cast: TBA
Exec Producer: Jon Peters, Peter Guber
Screenplay: TBA, based on Paul Hutton's book
  The adventures of Davy Crockett are chronicled in this big-screen adaptation
of the forthcoming U. of Oklahoma Press book.

THREE RIVERS                        1993
Dir: Rowdy Herrington
Cast: Bruce Willis
Screenplay: Rowdy Herrington
Start Date: Spring '92
Negative Cost: $30+ million
  The biggest suspense with this long-in-the-works action film is how much is
Columbia paying Willis to star?   He signed for $13 million a couple of years
ago, but that was pre-BONFIRE and HUDSON.   With his fortunes again on the
rise, post-BOY SCOUT, how much of a cut will Willis take, if any?   Columbia
reportedly wants to pay *only* $10 million....

UNDER SUSPICION        2.35                February 28
Rating: "R" for areas of strong violence and sensuality, and for language.
Dir: Simon Moore
Cast: Patrick Bergin, Laura San Giacomo
Producer: Brian Eastman
Screenplay: Simon Moore
Start Date: 2/18/91, London
  This story is set in London of the late 30's.  An amoral divorce
detective, whose wife helps him establish fake adultery cases, turns
out to be the chief suspect when his wife is slain.  Bergin
(MOUNTAINS OF THE MOON) was last seen as the nutso husband in
SLEEPING WITH THE ENEMY.  San Giacomo (SEX, LIES AND VIDEOTAPE) was
Holly Hunter's sister in ONCE AROUND.  Formerly titled THE OTHER WOMAN.  Opened
in London in September to very positive notices.

A VERY GOOD YEAR      (Castle Rock)            May 8
Dir: Peter Yates
Cast: Penelope Ann Miller, Timothy Daly, Louis Jourdan, Art Malik, Robert
Hardy, Julia McCarthy, Timothy Bentinck, Ian McNeice, Arturo Venegas, Chapman
Roberts, Nick Brimble, Andrew Robertson, Shane Rimmer, David Bamber, Martin
Benson
Producer: Nigel Wooll
Screenplay: William Goldman
D.P.: Roger Pratt
Start Date: 5/27/91, Scotland, England, France
  Formerly titled YEAR OF THE COMET, it's a comedy-adventure in Europe about a
search for eternal youth and the world's rarest bottle of wine.  Yates gave
us such features as BULLITT, THE DEEP and, dare I say it, KRULL.  Score is from
Oscar-winner John Barry.

WOLF                            1993
Dir: Mike Nichols
Cast: Jack Nicholson
Producer: Doug Wick
Screenplay: Jim Harrison




Concorde
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BLOODFIST 3                        January 3 (Detroit)

CABEZA DE BACA                        February (NY)

IN THE HEAT OF PASSION                    January 24 (NY,Atlanta)
Cast: Sally Kirkland






Four Square Prods.
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KILLER TOMATOES EAT FRANCE                Spring
Dir: John DeBello
Cast: John Astin, Marc Price, Angela Visser
  A fourth Killer Tomatoes film, this time shot on location in Paris and
environs.





Greycat Films
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THE BACHELOR                        April (NY, LA)
Cast: Keith Carradine, Miranda Richardson,  Kristin Scott-Thomas, Max von Sydow
Producer: Mario Orfini
  Carradine plays a man of privilege who can't decide what to do with his life.
Richardson plays a dual role in this Italian film.

THE COLOR OF LOVE
Dir: Melissa Pearson
Screenplay: Melissa Pearson
  Film is described as a less angry variant of JUNGLE FEVER.  It is frlm the
point of view of a white woman.

DINGO                                  March (Portland, NY, LA)
Dir: Rolf de Heer
Cast: Miles Davis, Colin Friels
Screenplay: Marc Rosenberg
  This Australian film stars the late Miles Davis as trumpeter Billy Cross.
Friels plays an aspiring Aussie Jazz musician.   Film was shot in Australia and
Paris.   It has already one the Australian Writers Guild Award for Best
Screenplay and the Best Music Australian Film Award for its score by Michel
LeGrand and Miles Davis.

GHOST OF THE CIVIL DEAD
  Australian film was written by a former prison guard and inspired by true
events at a prison.  Said to be as disturbing as HENRY: PORTRAIT OF A SERIAL
KILLER.

THE HORSEPLAYER
Dir: Kurt Voss

LIFE IN THE LAFF LANE
  Road movie about three stand-up comics.

RESIDENT ALIEN                           March
Dir: Jonathan Nossiter
Cast: Quentin Crisp, John Hurt, Sting, Holly Woodlawn, Fran Leibowitz
  Documentary about Quentin Crisp.   This had test engagements last year in New
York and Atlanta.

WHERE SLEEPING DOGS LIE
Dir: Charles Finch
Cast: Dylan McDermott, Sharon Stone
Producer: Charles Finch
Screenplay: Charles Finch
  Psychological thriller from the son of the late Peter Finch.




Hemdale
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BEAUTIFUL DREAMERS                     January 31 (NY, LA)
Rating: "PG-13"                         February (wider)
Dir: John Kent Harrison
Cast: Rip Torn
Producers: Michael MacLear, Martin Walter
Screenplay: John Kent Harrison
  Torn is Walt Whitman in this drama exploring his relationship with Dr.
Maurice Backe of the London, Ontario insane asylum and their effect on the
inmates.   One week LA engagement in December is to Oscar-qualify.  Opens in
five additional markets in February.

BED AND BREAKFAST                    February 14 (N.Eng.)
Cast: Roger Moore, Talia Shire

BREAKFAST OF ALIENS     (Coyote Releasing)        April 1
Dir: David Lee Miller
Cast: Vic Dunlop
Producer: Brian James Ellis
Screenplay: David Lee Miller, Vic Dunlop
  A likeable perennial loser swallows an alien and becomes a successful
stand-up comic.

THE CHILDREN      (Coyote Releasing)            March 20
Dir: Tony Palmer
Cast: Ben Kingsley, Kim Novak, Karen Black, Geraldine Chaplin, Britt Ekland,
Joe Don Baker
Screenplay: Timberlake Wertenbacker
  Edith Wharton's story of a middle-aged bachelor who becomes the guardian of a
group of kids.

COLD HEAVEN                        February 28
Rating: "R" for language and sensuality
Dir: Nicholas Roeg
Cast: Theresa Russell, Talia Shire, Mark Harmon
  Psychological thriller.   Ms. Russell is Mr. Roeg's Mrs.  $5 million P&A
budget.

COLLISION COURSE                    TBA
Cast: Jay Leno, Pat Morita

COMPLEX WORLD                         February 14 (Boston)
Dir: James Wolpaw
Cast: Stanley Matis

GOBLINS                            TBA
Dir: Kenneth J. Hall
Cast: Billy DaMota
Producer: Connie Kingrey
Screenplay: Kenneth J. Hall
Start Date: 1/27/92, Miami
  Creatures have a war with children in their efforts to turn humans into
pumpkins.

HIGHWAY TO HELL                        Spring
Dir: Ate de Jong
Cast: Patrick Bergin, Chad Loew, Kristy Swanson, Richard Farnsworth
Screenplay: Brian Helgeland
Negative Cost: $10 million
  This science fiction comedy is an warped update of the legend of Orpheus and
Eurydice.  From the director of DROP DEAD FRED.  P&A budget is $5 million.

THE LEGEND OF WOLF MOUNTAIN   (Coyote Releasing)    March 13
Dir: Craig Clyde                      (Salt Lake City, Denver)
Cast: Bo Hopkins, Robert Z'Dar, David Shark, Don Shanks, Nicole Lund, Natalie
Lund, Vivian Schilling, Mickey Rooney
Producer: Bryce Fillmore
Screenplay: Craig Clyde
Negative Cost: $1 million
  Family film set in Northern Utah.  Test opening will be supported by
saturation advertising ala' the defunct Sunn Classics.

LITTLE NEMO                        May 22
Voices: Mickey Rooney, Rene Auberjonois, June Foray
Screenplay: Chris Columbus, screen concept by Ray Bradbury
Negative Cost: $30+ million
  Animated family film about the land of dreams and nightmares is set to open
in 1000 theatres.  Produced by Tokyo's TMS for the American market.   Features
songs sung by Melissa Manchester.   Prints and advertising expenditures will
top $10 million.

LOVE AND MURDER
Rating: "R" Language.

OUTBACK                            March 13
Cast: Jeff Fahey, Tushka Bergena, Steven Vidler
Negative Cost: $3.5 million
  This period adventure is naturally situated in Australia.  The film will be
tested in Salt Lake City and Denver.

PRIMARY MOTIVE
Dir: Daniels Adams
Cast: Judd Nelson, John Savage, Sally Kirkland, Jose Ferrer
Producer: Tom Gruenberg
Screenplay: Daniel Adams, William Snowden
D.P.: John Drake
Start Date: 4/22/91, Luxembourg, Boston

REEFER AND THE MODEL
Dir: Joe Comerford

SEVEN MINUTES                        March 20 (NY,LA)
Dir: Klaus Maria Brandauer
Cast: Brian Dennehy, Reecca Miller, Elisabeth Orth
Producers: Moritz Borman, Rainer Soehnlein
Screenplay: Stephen Sheppard, from his novel
  Dennehy portrays the man who attempted to assassinate Hitler in the early
moments of WWII in Brandauer's feature directorial debut.

THE TALE OF RUBY ROSE
Rating: "PG"
Dir: Roger Scholes






IMAX
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AT THE MAX                 70mm IMAX  January 10, '92 (Seattle)
                            March (Charlotte)
Dir: Julien Temple, Roman Kroitor, David Douglas, Noel Archambault
Cast: The Rolling Stones
Exec. Producers: Michael Cohl, Andre' Picard
Negative Cost: $10 million
  The concert film of the Stones' Steel Wheels and Urban Jungles
tours from 1990 in the 70mm large-frame IMAX format.  The 89 minute film is the
first feature in the format.  It will open at some of the domestic IMAX
and OMNIMAX screens.   The suggested ticket price will be $12 - $15.  There
are 74 permanent IMAX and OMNIMAX theatres in the world.  Apparently IMAX is
having great difficulty getting the theatres to book this film since a lot
of them are associated with educational and research institutions and they
feel a Stones concert film would not be appropriate.




Interstar
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EASTERN GUNS
 An Arizona western.

EYE OF THE WIDOW
Cast: F. Murray Abraham, Ben Cross

LITTLE SISTER

A MIDNIGHT CLEAR                    March 6 (limited)
Dir: Keith Gordon                    March 13 (wide)
Cast: Ethan Hawke, Kevin Dillon, Frank Whaley
Screenplay: Keith Gordon, based on William Wharton's novel
  Members of a high-IQ Army WWII thinktank get a taste of real combat when
they're confronted by a group of German soldiers in a remote location.  Gordon
directed THE CHOCOLATE WAR and starred in CHRISTINE.   Hawke last starred in
MYSTERY DATE and WHITE FANG.

A NEW WORLD
Cast: Kevin Kline, Isabella Rosellini
  A biography of composer Anton Dvorak.

SPLIT SECOND                          April
Cast: Rutger Hauer
  Due for a title change.

A STAR FOR TWO
Cast: Lauren Bacall




IRS Media
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GAS FOOD LODGING                    Spring
Cast: Brooke Adams, Ione Skye

ME, MYSELF AND I
Dir: Pablo Ferro
Cast: George Segal, JoBeth Williams, Shelley Hack, Don Calfa, Betsy Lynn
George, Sharon McKnight, Ruth Gilbert, Bill Macy, Jaid Barrymore, Sheila
Scott-Wilkenson, Cheryl Paris, Hartley Haverty
Screenplay: Julian Barry
Start Date: 9/91, Los Angeles
  Womanizing screenwriter (Segal) becomes involved with his neighbor, who
has a multiple personality disorder.  Screenwriter Barry won an Oscar for LENNY.

MY NEW GUN                        TBA
Dir: Stacy Cochran
Cast: Diane Lane, James Le Gors, Stephen Collins, Tess Harper, Bill Raymond,
Bruce Altman, Maddy Corman
Producer: Michael Flynn
Screenplay: Stacy Cochran
D.P.: Ed Lachman
Start Date: 9/91, Teaneck NJ
  Housewife finds herself the reluctant owner of a gift from her husband....a
handgun.   Harper replaced Peggy Lipton in the cast.

ONE FALSE MOVE                        Spring
Cast: Bill Paxton

RAGE AND HONOR                        TBA
Dir: Terrence H. Winkless
Cast: Cynthia Rothrock, Richard Norton
Producers: Don Penrick, Kevin Reidy
Screenplay: Terrence H. Winkless
Start Date: 10/28/91, Los Angeles

RUBIN & ED                            Spring
Dir: Trent Harris
Cast: Crispin Glover

SHAKES THE CLOWN                    February 28
                         (NY, LA, SF, Boston)


MGM
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THE BABOON HEART                    TBA
Dir: Tony Bill
Cast: Brad Pitt
Screenplay: Tom Sierchio
Start Date: 3/1/92
  Romantic drama about a New Jersey waitress who falls in love with a strange
young man who hides the fact that he suffers with a very weak heart.
Screenwriter used to deliver liquor to the director's house.  After fighting
for the female lead and winning it, Madonna has dropped out.   Annabella
Sciorra is said to be the leading candidate.

CRISS CROSS        1.85                March 6
Rating: "R" for language and drug-related scenes, and for brief but strong
sensuality.
Dir: Chris Menges
Cast: Goldie Hawn, Arliss Howard, Keith Carradine
  Hawn is a single mom living in Key West circa 1969.  Her husband is a
frazzled Vietnam vet.  She works as a stripper, her son deals drugs.   Anything
to make ends meet....  Menges directed A WORLD APART.  Title changed back to
original from ALONE TOGETHER.   Delayed from November 8, 1991 release.

THE CUTTING EDGE                    March 20
Rating: "PG"
Dir: Paul Michael Glaser
Cast: D.B. Sweeney, Moira Kelly, Terry O'Quinn
Producers: Robert Cort, Cynthia Sherman, Dean O'Brien
Screenplay: Tony Gilroy
D.P.: Elliot Davis
Start Date: 4/8/91, Toronto
  A film set against the 1992 Olympic figure skating competition.  Female
figure skater's partner is injured.   Hockey player is recruited to replace
him.   War of the Sexes.  A pickup from Interscope.

DEAD WOOD                        1993
Dir: TBA
Producers: Richard Zanuck, Lili Fini Zanuck
Screenplay: Pete Dexter
Start Date: 1992, South Dakota
  Story is about the final days of Wild Bill Hickok.  Dexter wrote the
acclaimed PARIS TROUT and RUSH.

DIGGSTOWN                         May
Dir: Michael Ritchie
Cast: James Woods, Louis Gossett Jr., Oliver Platt, Heather Graham, Bruce Dern
Producer: Robert Schaffel
Screenplay: Steven McKay
D.P.: Gerry Fisher
Start Date: 10/11/91, Montanta, Sacramento, Los Angeles

OF MICE AND MEN                        May
Dir: Gary Sinise
Cast: John Malkovich, Gary Sinise
Prodicers: Russ Smith, Gary Sinise
Screenplay: Horton Foote
Start Date: 9/16/91, Los Angeles, Northern California
  New film version of the classic Steinbeck play by the folks who should be
able to do it right.

ONCE UPON A CRIME                    March 20
Rating: "PG"
Dir: Eugene Levy
Cast: John Candy, Jim Belushi, Cybill Shepard, Sean Young, Ornella Muti,
Richard Lewis, Giancarlo Giannini, Joe Flaherty
Producer: Dino DeLaurentiis
Screenplay: Charles Shyer, Nancy Meyers, based on 1960 film CRIMEN (...AND
SUDDENLY IT'S MURDER), written by Rodolfo Sonego, Giorgio Arlorio, Stefano
Strucchi, Luciano Vincenzoni, Oreste Biancoli
D.P.: Giuseppe Rotunno
Start Date: 2/20/91, Rome, Monte Carlo
  Comic caper set in Monte Carlo follows the exploits of a group who all end up
as suspects for the murder of an eccentric millionaire.  This is Levy's feature
directorial debut after years of SCTV infamy.  Formerly titled CRIMINALS.

RICH IN LOVE                        May
Dir: Bruce Beresford
Cast: Albert Finney, Piper Laurie, Jill Clayburgh, Suzy Amis, Kyle MacLachlan,
Kathryn Erbe, Ethan Hawke, Alfre Woodard
Producers: Richard Zanuck, Lili Fini Zanuck
Screenplay: Alfred Uhry, based on Josephine Humphrey's novel
Start Date: 9/8/91, Charleston SC
Negative Cost: $14 million
  A young girl struggles to find her identity.   Reunion of the creative team
behind DRIVING MISS DAISY.

RUSH             1.85                    January 10 (wide)
Rating: "R" for graphic drug use and sensuality, language and violence
Dir: Lili Fini Zanuck
Cast: Jason Patric, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Sam Elliott
Screenplay: Based on Kim Wozencraft's autobiographical novel
  Leigh is a cocaine-addicted undercover narc. This is Ms. Zanuck's directorial
debut.  She won an Oscar for co-producing DRIVING MISS DAISY. Post-production
is at Skywalker Sound.  Musical score is by Eric Clapton.

SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION                TBA
Dir: Fred Schepisi
  The great John Guare play is brought to the big screen by the director of THE
RUSSIA HOUSE and A CRY IN THE DARK.

UNTITLED JAMES BOND                    TBA
Cast: Timothy Dalton
  This one will reportedly be shot in China.

THE VAGRANT                            April
Dir: Chris Walas
Cast: Marshall Bell, Bill Paxton, Michael Ironside, Mitzi Kapture, Colleen
Camp, Stuart Pankin, Patrika Darbo, Teddy Wilson, Mark McClure, Derek Loughran
Producer: Gillian Richardson Walas
Screenplay: Richard Jefferies
D.P.: Jack Wallner
Start Date: 3/18/91, Phoenix
  Contemporary black comedy about a homeless man who terrorizes the new owner
of a house he formerly occupied.   Walas won an Oscar for his special effects
work on THE FLY.  He directed THE FLY II.





Miramax
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AMERICAN DREAM                        March  (Austin, MN)
Dir: Barbara Kopell
  Oscar-winning documentary concerning the labor dispute at a Hormel meat
factory has been acquired by Miramax.   It was filmed in Austin, Minn.   Ms.
Kopell was responsible for HARLAN COUNTY, USA.

BABY BLOOD                        TBA
Dir: Alain Robak

CHILDREN OF THE CORN II      (Dimension)        TBA

DELICATESSEN                        early March
   Comes with great word from London.

DR. OFF            (Dimension Pictures)        TBA
  A black man is a teacher by day....a superhero by night.

DUST DEVIL        (Dimension Pictures)        TBA

ECOPHORIA        (Dimension Pictures)        TBA
Dir: Rene Daalder
Cast: Balthazar Getty, Drew Barrymore, Alice Kriege
Producer: Kees Kasander
Screenplay: Rene Daalder, William Vigil, Doug Freed
D.P.: David Sperling
Start Date: 1/92, Los Angeles

ENCHANTED APRIL                        April
Dir: Mike Newell
Cast: Joan Plowright, Miranda Richardson, Josie Lawrence, Polly Walker,
Alfred Molina, Michael Kitchen, Jim Broadbent
Producer: Ann Scott
Screenplay: Based on Elizabeth Von Arnim's novel
  BBC-produced comedy about four women who rent a castle in Italy to escape
their troubled lives in London.  Film opens the London Film Festival on
November 6th.  Newell directed DANCE WITH A STRANGER.  Word is mixed.

ERASERHEAD                     (SR)    April
Dir: David Lynch
Cast: John Nance, Charlotte Stewart, Allen Joseph, Jeannes Bates, Judith Anna
Roberts, Laurel Near, V. Phipps-Wilson
Producer: David Lynch
Screenplay: David Lynch
    Re-issue of Lynch's cult fave first film with new Dolby SR stereo
soundtrack.  First public showing was at New York's stunning new Walter Reade
Theatre in December 1991.

HEAR MY SONG                        January 17 (SF)
Rating: "R" for language and a scene of sensuality       January 19 (NY)
Dir: Peter Chelsom
Cast: Ned Beatty, David McCallum, Tara Fitzgerald, Shirley Anne Field, Adrian
Dunbar, William Hootkins
Producer: Allison Owen-Allen
Screenplay: Peter Chelsom, Adrian Dunbar
D.P.: Sue Gibson
  A magical British film that combines comedy and music, HEAR MY SONG is the
story of a young man who has troubles with love and truth.  He enlists the aid
of legendary Irish tenor and fugitive Joseph Locke to solve his difficulties.
The film weaves truth and fiction in a unique way and culminates in a triumphant
reconciliation.  Screened at the Toronto and Boston Film Festivals.  Whimsical
film is a crowd pleaser.

HELLRAISER III          (Dimension Pictures)        Summer
Rating: "R"
  This pickup opens on 500 screens nationwide as the premiere attraction of
Miramax' new Dimension Pictures genre banner.

HIGH ART                        TBA
Rating: "R" for strong graphic violence, and for language and sensuality.

INTO THE WEST                        TBA
Dir: Mike Newell
Cast: Gabriel Byrne, Ellen Barkin, Ciaran Fitzgerald, Rory Conway, Colm Meany,
Johnny Murphy
Producers: Jonathan Cavendish, Tim Palmer
Screenplay: Jim Sheridan
Start Date: 10/91, Dublin and Galway, Ireland
  A magical modern western for the 90s with two young brothers and their magic
horse.    From Miramax' new Family Films division.

JOHNNY SUEDE                        March
Dir: Tom DiCillo
Cast: Brad Pitt, Catherin Kenner, Calvin Levels
Producers: Yoram Mandel, Ruth Waldburger
Screenplay: Tom DiCillo
  Mildly talented musician discovers his suede shoes, forms a band, sings
rock-a-billy and becomes a superstar in this comic fable.   Pitt scored as the
charming thief in THELMA AND LOUISE.

KAFKA                          (SR)        January 17 (LA, SF)
Rating: "PG-13"                           January 24 (NY)
Dir: Steven Soderbergh
Cast: Jeremy Irons, Theresa Russell, Alec Guinness, Armin Muller Stahl, Jeroen
Krabbe, Joel Grey
Producer: Paul Rassum
Screenplay: Lem Dobbs
Composer: Cliff Martinez
Negative Cost: $12 million
  Fictionalized thriller about writer Franz Kafka as he becomes involved with
the investigation of the disappearance of one of his colleagues
at the insurance company at which he works.   This is the second feature for
the hot director of "sex, lies and videotape".  Shot on location in Prague,
Czechoslovakia.   Played for one week only in December in New York and LA
to qualify for the Oscars.

K-2                                 February 21
Rating: "R" for language
Dir: Frank Roddam
Cast: Michael Biehn, Matt Craven, Raymond Barry
Producers: Jonathan Taplin, Marilyn Weiner
Screenplay: Scott Roberts, Patrick Meyers
  Based on the play of the same title, K-2 is a character-driven
action-adventure about two American friends attempting to ascend the second
highest peak in the world, which is also the most difficult.  Opened in London
in November to mixed notices at best.

LOVE CRIMES                        January 24
Rating: "R" for strong sensuality and language
Dir: Lizzie Borden
Cast: Sean Young, Patrick Bergin
Producers: Lizzie Borden, Rudy Langlais
Screenplay: Allan Moyle
Start Date: 7/15/90, Atlanta, Savannah GA
  Erotic thriller about a female attorney's hunt for a man accused of
committing sex crimes while posing as a well-known fashion photographer.
Borden directed WORKING GIRLS and Moyle wrote PUMP UP THE VOLUME.

THE MAGIC RIDDLE                       TBA
  Another family film from Miramax.

MAP OF THE HUMAN HEART                       Summer
Dir: Vincent Ward
Cast: Patrick Bergin, John Cusack, Anne Parillaud, Clothilde Coureau
Producer: Tim Bevan
Screenplay: Vincent Ward, Louis Nowra
  The epic tale of a love affair torn apart by world at war.  When two young
children meet at an orphanage, they forge an extraordinary romance that spans
three decades.  Parrillaud was LA FEMME NIKITA, Bergin last starred in SLEEPING
WITH THE ENEMY and the Fox version of ROBIN HOOD.  Ward directed THE NAVIGATOR.

MEDITERRANEO                        May
Dir: Gabriele Salvatores
Cast: Diego Abatantuono, Claudio Bigagli, Giuseppe Cederna, Claudio Bisio
Producers: Gianni Minervini, Mario & Vittorio Ceccho Gori
Screenplay: Vincenzo Monteleone
  While stranded on a Greek Island during WWII, eight Italian soldiers find a
home among the men, women and children living there with a Mediterranean
culture similar to their own.   Three years pass before a pilot delivers the
news that the enemy has become their ally, leaving the men with a waiting
period of trepidation, fear and outrageous expectation before returning to
Italy.

MERCI LA VIE                        May
Dir: Bertrand Blier
Cast: Gerard Depardieu, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Anouk Grinberg, Jean Carmet,
Annie Girardot, Jean-Louis Trintignant, Michel Blanc
Producer: Bernard Merascot
Screenplay: Bertrand Blier
  A coming-of-age film about two young women that has been picked up by Miramax
after playing in Paris for 8+ months, where it has grossed $3.5 million
nationwide.

RAMPAGE                            Spring
Dir: William Friedkin
Cast: Michael Biehn, Alex McArthur, Nicholas Campbell, Billy Green Bush
Producers: William Friedkin, David Salven
Screenplay: William Friedkin
  This 1986 film depicts a deputy D.A. (Biehn) trying to get the death penalty
for a deranged murderer (McArthur), even though capital punishment is abhorrent
to him.

ROMEO IS BLEEDING                    TBA
Dir: Peter Medak
Cast: Madonna
Screenplay: Hilary Henkin
  Thriller is co-production of Miramax and their landlord, Tribeca Productions.

RULES OF THE GAME                    March
Dir: Matthew Meshekoff
Cast: Courtney Cox, Arye Gross, Kevin Pollak
Producer: Bobby Newmyer
Screenplay: Noah Stern
  A heartwarming and comical look at a modern couple as they learn the rules of
sex and love.

SKETCHES                         Spring
Dir: Neal Israel
Cast: C. Thomas Howell, Jason Bateman, Jonathan Silverman, Annie Potts
Producer: Jonathan D. Krane
Screenplay: Paul Shapirt
  Three friends on a cross-country trip resolve old problems between themselves
and remember why they loved each other as children in this 1989 film rescued
from the MCEG graveyard.  Silverman and Howell are c ouple of college freshmen
whose goal is to live out every fantasy of their friend (Bateman) who is dying
of cancer.

SPOTSWOOD                        late February
Dir: Mark Joffe
Cast: Anthony Hopkins, Ben Mendelsohn, Bruno Lawrence, Rebecca Rigg, Russell
Crowe
Producers: Timothy White, Richard Brennan
Screenplay: Max Dann
D.P.: Ellery Ryan
Start Date: 7/30/90, Melbourne
  Comedy-romance about a time and motion expert called in to modernize an
ailing moccasin factory.  Terrific advanced word.   Up for Best Picture in the
Aussie equivalent of the Oscars.  "Like an Ealing comedy."

WHAT THE MOON SAW
Dir: Pino Amenta

THE WIND
Dir: Robert Dornhelm
Cast: TBA
Screenplay: Jim Sheridan
Start Date: 9/91, Ireland
  Dornhelm directed REQUIEM FOR DOMINIC, Sheridan directed MY LEFT FOOT.

ZENTROPA     (Prestige)                    mid-March
Dir: Lars Von Trier
Cast: Jean Marc Barr, Barbara Sukowa
  Winner of the Jury Prize and Grand Prix du Technique at Cannes in 1991, this
film concerns a naive American who goes to Germany after WWII to become a
conductor for Zentropa Railways.   He falls for the Boss' daughter, who is a
Nazi terrorist.   Formerly titled EUROPA.




MK2
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ALBERTO EXPRESS                        March 27 (NY)
Cast: Sergio Casttellito

FOR SACHA                        June 5 (NY, LA)

LA DISCRETE                        August (NY)

RASPAD                            April 24 (NY, LA)






New Line Cinema
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AFRAID OF THE DARK   (Fine Line)            July 24 (NY)
Rating: "R" Violence and a scene of sensuality.        August 7 (LA + limited)
Dir: Mark Peploe
Cast: Fanny Ardant, James Fox, Paul McGann, Clare Holman, Robert Stephens,
Susan Wooldridge, Struan Rodgers, David Thewlis, Ben Keyworth
Producer: Simon Bosanquet
Screenplay: Mark Peploe
D.P.: Bruno de Keyzer
Start Date: 9/3/90, London
  A psychological thriller about an 11-year-old boy whose world becomes blurred
when the boundaries between disturbing daydream and reality become dangerously
unclear.  Peploe was the screenwriter for THE SHELTERING SKY and THE LAST
EMPEROR.

BURN THIS                        December
Dir: TBA
Cast: TBA
Producers: Linda Yellen, Ray Katz
Screenplay: TBA, based on August Wilson's play
Negative Cost: $10 million
Start Date: 4/92
  Big-screen version of the erotic play about a contemporary woman who comes up
against her fear of intimacy when a tempestuous man enters her life.  Scheduled
to be released in time for 1992 Oscar consideration.  Will John Malkovich do
the honors?

DEAD ON                            TBA
Dir: Michael Schroeder
Cast: Ray Sharkey, Leo Rossi, Meg Foster, Miles O'Keefe
Producer: Lisa Hansen
Screenplay: Mark Sevi
D.P.: Jamie Thompson,
Start Date: 10/29/90, Los Angeles

DEAD SLEEP                        TBA
Dir: Alec Mills
Cast: Linda Blair, Tony Bonner, Sueyan Cox
Producer: Stanley O'Toole
Screenplay: Michael Rymer
Start Date: 3/12/90, Queensland
  Psychological thriller about the controversy surrounding certain shock
therapies.

DEEP COVER                        April 17 (wide)
Dir: Bill Duke
Cast: Larry Fishburne, Jeff Goldblum, Clarence Williams III
Producer: Pierre David, Henry Bean
Screenplay: Michael Tolkin, Henry Bean
Start Date: 9/91, Los Angeles
  Fishburne is an undercover narcotics cop who is seduced by the lifestyle of
drug dealers he is assigned to bring to justice.  Duke directed A RAGE IN
HARLEM.   Bean wrote and produced INTERNAL AFFAIRS.

DELTA OF VENUS                        October
TBA
  This screen adaptation of Anais Nin's sensuous novel about a young woman's
wild sexual abandon, an author's erotic writing for an anonymous man leads to
an intense rediscovery of self.

EDWARD II     (Fine Line)                March 20 (NY)
Dir: Derek Jarman                    April 10 (wide)
Cast: Steven Waddington, Andrew Tiernan, Tilda Swinton, Nigel Terry, Kevin
Collins, Jerome Flynn, John Lynch, Dudley Sutton
Producers: Steve Clark-Hall, Antony Root,
Screenplay: Derek Jarman, Stephen McBride, Ken Butler, based on Christopher
Marlowe's play
D.P.: Ian Wilson
  Fine Line has picked up North American rights to this complex angry
metaphorical Bard update reflecting the class-consciousness of modern British
society and its effect on people of differing histories.   Powerhouse acting
won Ms.Swinton (as Queen Isabella) a Best Actress award at the Venice Film
Festival.  Opened in London in October 1991.   U.S. premiere is at the 1992
Sundance Film Festival in late January.

EXCESSIVE FORCE                        November
Dir: Jonathan Hess
Cast: Thomas Ian Griffith
Producer: Irwin Stoss
Screenplay: Thomas Ian Griffith
  Martial arts expert Griffith stars as Terry Conner in this action-drama about
a New York cop with a short fuse and fast fists.   When his partners are killed
and $3 million disappears during a bust, Conner fights to save his life and
clear his name when he's suspected by the law...and the mob.   Griffith was
featured in THE KARATE KID PART III.

FAST GETAWAY        (Cinetel)
Dir: Spiro Razatos
Cast: Corey Haim, Cynthia Rothrock, Leo Rossi, Ken Lerner, Marcia Strassman
Producers: Paul Hertzberg, Lisa M. Hansen
Screenplay: James Dixon
D.P.: Jacques Haitkin
Start Date: 5/31/90, Coloradi, Utah
  In this action adventure, a bright young man's estranged family wants him to
pursue a career in banking.  Mom thinks the best route is with an MBA while Dad
opts for a more direct approach - bank robbery.

FATAL CHARM                        TBA
Dir: Fritz Kiersch

FRIDA: THE BRUSH OF ANGUISH                TBA
Dir: Luis Valdez
Cast: TBA
Producers: Eduardo Rossoff, Donald Zuckerman
Screenplay: Luis Valdez, Lupe Valdez
Start Date: 4/92, Mexico, France

GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS     (New Line)            September
Dir: James Foley
Cast: Al Pacino, Alec Baldwin, Jack Lemmon, Alan Arkin, Kevin Spacey,
Jonathan Pryce, Ed Harris
Producers: Jerry Tokofsky
Screenplay: David Mamet, Based on his Play
D.P.: Juan Ruiz Anchia
Composer: James Newton Howard
Start Date: 7/22/91
  Incredible cast makes the wait possibly worth it.  This award-winning play of
survival and ruthlessness in the high-stakes real estate game took five years
to get the film version off the ground.   Spacey (LOST IN YONKERS) and Pryce
(MISS SAIGON) won Tony Awards just last season.

THE LAWNMOWER MAN     (New Line)            March 13
Dir: Brett Leonard
Cast: Jeff Fahey, Pierce Brosnan, Jenny Wright
Producer: Gimel Everett
Screenplay: Brett Leonard, Gimel Everett, Based on Stephen King's novel
  A scientist uses computer technology to transform the simple-minded
"Lawnmower Man" into a intellectual sophisticate through Virtual Reality
Therapy.  The experiment backfires, 'natch.  A feature film with much
computer-generated footage.   Slick.

LIVE WIRE                        May
Dir: Christian Duguay
Cast: Pierce Brosnan, Ben Cross, Ron Silver, Lisa Eilbacher
Producer: Suzanne Todd, David Willis
Screenplay: Bart Baker
Start Date: 9/91, Washington, D.C.
  Technology and terrorism combine to create the most insidious explosive ever
known in this topical action drama.   When international terrorists begin
assassinating U.S. senators, the unorthodox bomb diffusion methods of the FBI's
top expert may be the only recourse to prevent catastrophe.

LONDON KILLS ME                        July 17 (NY)
Rating: "R" for drug use, language and some nudity    July 31 (LA)
Dir: Hanif Kureishi                    August 7 (wide)
Cast: Steven Mackintosh, Emma McCourt, Justin Chadwick, Roshan Seth
Exec Producers: Tim Bevan, Graham Bradstreet
Screenplay: Hanif Kureishi
Start Date: 1/21/91, London
  The story of Clint (Charwick), a street kid who hangs out with a gang of drug
dealers, the leader of which is Clint's tough friend Muffdiver (Mackintosh).
When Clint is brutally beaten on his 20th birthday, he decides he needs to live
an "ordinary" life.   Clint's efforts to escape the daily hustle on the streets
creates a humorous web of diverse experiences and intriguing characters.  Hanif
Kureishi wrote MY BEAUTIFUL LAUNDRETTE and SAMMI AND ROSIE GET LAID.

MIDNIGHT HEAT                        TBA
Rating: "R" for strong sensuality and violence, and for language
Dir: John Nicolella
Cast: Michael Pare, Adam Ant, Dennis Hopper, Daphne Ashbrook, Charlie
Schlatter, Tracy Tweed, Little Richard, Cindy Valentine, Joe Lara, Tony Todd,
Luca Bercovici
Producers: Kandice King, Lance King
Screenplay: Max Strom, John Allen Nelson
D.P.: Chuck Mahoney
Start Date: 7/1/91, Los Angeles

MONSTER IN A BOX                    April 24 (NY)
Dir: Nick Broomfield
Cast: Spalding Gray
Producer: Jon Blair
Screenplay: Spalding Gray
  Another filmed monologue from the man who brought us SWIMMING TO CAMBODIA.

NIGHT ON EARTH         (Fine Line)            April 17 (NY)
Dir: Jim Jarmusch                     May 8 (wide)
Cast: Winona Ryder, Gena Rowlands, Armin Muehller-Stahl, Beatrice Dalle
Producer: Jim Jarmusch
Screenplay: Jim Jarmusch
  Cult fave Jarmusch's latest work is five vignettes that all take place aboard
taxicabs in five different cities (New York, Los Angeles, Paris, Rome and
Helsinki).  Financed largely by JVC, as was MYSTERY TRAIN.  Was closing night
attraction at the New York Film Festival.

PAST MIDNIGHT          (Cinetel)            February 28
Rating: "R" for violence, sensuality and language
Dir: Jan Eliasberg
Cast: Rutger Hauer, Natasha Richardson, Clancy Brown
Producer: Lisa Hansen
Screenplay: Frank Norwood
D.P.: Bob Yeoman
Start Date: 3/5/91, Seattle
  Obsessed social worker becomes dangerously close to client convicted of
murder.  Eliasberg is an award-winning TV director (LA LAW).  She was also the
first woman to direct such action shows as CRIME STORY, MIAMI VICE and WISEGUY.

POISON IVY                        March
Rating: "R" for sensuality and language
Dir: Katt Shea Ruben
Cast: Drew Barrymore, Tom Skerritt, Sara Gilbert, Cheryl Ladd
Exec Producers: Melissa Goddard, Peter Morgan
Producer: Andy Ruben
Screenplay: Katt Shea Ruben, Andy Ruben
  Drew Barrymore is Ivy, a wild young hitchhiker with an unknown past who's
determined to secure her future through seduction.   When befriended by an
impressionable schoolmate, Ivy uses every means at her disposal to infiltrate
and destroy her friend's family.   "A Lolita for the 90's".  Formerly titled
DESIRE, then POISON IVY.

PROOF          (Fine Line)                     March 29 (NY)
Dir: Jocelyn Moorhouse                         April 3 (limited)
Cast: Hugo Weaving, Genevieve Picot, Russell Crowe         April 17 (wide)
Producer: Lynda House
Screenplay: Jocelyn Moorhouse
  An amusing psychosexual love triangle involving a blind photographer who is
obsessed with the manner photographs record images that he cannot see.   The
film swept the 1991 Australian film awards and was the talk of the Toronto Film
Festival.

PYRATES                            TBA
Dir: Noah Stern
Cast: Kevin Bacon, Kyra Sedgwick
Exec Producers: Andrew Meyer, Tom Taylor
Screenplay: Noah Stern
Start Date: 11/90, Los Angeles
  Two lovers burn up everything in sight.

RIFF-RAFF      (Fine Line)                 May 13 (NY)
Dir: Ken Loach                         June 5 (LA + limited)
Cast: Robert Carlyle, Emer McCourt, Jimmy Coleman, George Moss
Producer: Sally Hibbin
Screenplay: Bill Jesse
Composer: Stewart Copeland
  A black comedy about a recent Glasgow prison inmate who gets a job on a
non-union construction site with a gang of workers converting a rat-infested
hospital into luxury flats.  This critique of Thatcher's Britain was shot in
16mm.

ROADSIDE PROPHETS     (Fine Line)              March 27 (NY, LA)
Rating: "R" For language and a scene of drug use.      April 3 (wider)
Dir: Abbe Wool
Cast: Adam Horovitz, John Doe, David Carradine, Timothy Leary, Arlo Guthrie,
John Cusack
Producers: Peter MCCarthy, David Swinson
Screenplay: Abbe Wool
D.P.: Tom Richmond
Start Date: 9/90, Los Angeles
  A modern road movie about two loners on a winding motorcycle odyssey in
search of Jackpot, Nevada, wisdom and themselves.  In this 1990's "Easy Rider",
the wandering duo encounters a succession of eccentric "prophets", played by
famous and infamous characters past and present, including John Cusack, Timothy
Leary, Arlo Guthrie and David Carradine. Wool wrote SID AND NANCY.   Word is
not particularly encouraging.

SIMPLE MEN     (Fine Line)                September 25 (NY)
Dir: Hal Hartley                    October 16 (LA + limited)
Cast: Robert Burke, William Sage, Martin Donovan, Julia McNeal, Jeff McKay,
Matt Malloy, Jeff Howard
D.P.: Mike Stiller
Negative Cost: $3 million
Start Date: 11/6/91, Texas
  Comedy of two brothers and their search for their long-lost father from the
director of TRUST.  First TV window goes to PBS' AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE.

SKEETERS     (Team Players)                Summer
Cast: Cyril O'Reilly, Tracy Griffith

STEPKIDS        (New Line)                March
Dir: Joan Micklin Silver
Cast: Griffin Dunne, Margaret Whitton, David Straithairn, Ben Savage
Producers: Gerald Olson, Laurie Pearlman
Screenplay: Frank Mugavero
D.P.: Theo van de Sande
Start Date: 9/18/90, Mammoth Lakes, Los Angeles
   A funny and touching story of a 15-year-old girl whose parents have divorced
and remarried so many times, that she now feels lost in a sea of stepkids.
Silver last directed CROSSING DELANCEY.

SURF NINJAS                        November

SWOON        (Fine Line)                 August 19 (NY)
Dir: Tom Kalin                         September 11 (wider)

Cast: Ron Vawter, Michael Stumm, Michael Kirby
Producer: Christine Vachon
  16mm B&W pickup was spotted at the Independent Feature Market in New York.
Story of Nathan Leopold Jr. and Richard Loeb, teenagers involved in a 1924
kidnap/murder of a young boy.  Will make first TV appearance on PBS' AMERICAN
PLAYHOUSE.  Vachon produced Todd Haynes' POISON.

TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES III            March 1993
Dir: TBA
Exec Producer: Raymond Chow
Producer: David Chan
Screenplay: Stuart Gillard
Start Date: 6/92, Vancouver
Negative Cost: $17 million
  The third Turtle film will take over five sound stages at Stephen Cannell's
studio.  Storyline involves time-travel, between today and the 17th Century.
The Turtle outfits will no longer be from Jim Henson's Creature Shop.

TOXIC CRUSADERS                        Spring 1993
Dir: TBA
Cast: TBA
  Troma goes big-time with a $10 million New Line film starring a group of
environmental accident mutants (ala TMNT) based on THE TOXIC AVENGER.   Headed
by Toxie, they will include Nozone, Major Disaster, Headbanger and Junkyard.
They fight the evil Dr. Killemoff, Psycho and Bonehead.   <groan>

TWIN PEAKS: FIRE WALK WITH ME                September
Dir: David Lynch
Cast: Kyle MacLachlan, Sheryl Lee, Ray Wise, Chris Isaak, Moira Kelly, Dana
Ashbrook, Michael Ontkean, Harry Dean Stanton, Grace Zabriskie, James Marshall
Exec. Producers: David Lynch, Mark Frost
Producer: Gregg Fienberg
Screenplay: David Lynch, Bob Engels
Start Date: 9/5/91, Los Angeles, Washington (state)
  New Line paid $6 million to pick up this prequel to the TWIN PEAKS TV series
for domestic release.   Storyline features the seven days before Laura Palmer's
murder.

VOLERE, VOLARE                        August 7 (NY)
Dir: Guido Manuli                    August 28 (LA + limited)
Cast: Maurizio Nichetti
Producers: Enesto di Sarro, Mario and Vittorio Cecchi Gori
  This Italian import is a comic fantasy that blends live action and animation.
Star Nichetti is the acclaimed director of THE ICICLE THIEF.

WATERLAND    (Palace/Fine Line)                 October 9 (NY)
Dir: Stephen Gyllenhaal                     October 23 (LA + limited)
Cast: Jeremy Irons, Ethan Hawke, John Heard, Miranda Richardson, David
Morrissey, Lena Heady, Grant Warnock, Callum Dixon, Cara Buono
Screenplay: Peter Prince, based on Graham Swift's novel
D.P.: Robert Elswit
Start Date: 9/16/91, Pittsburgh, London
Negative Cost: $8 million
  Contemporary drama about a British teacher in an American high
school.  Irons is a history teacher who breaks through his students' wall of
indifference by relating his and his family's difficult personal experiences
in the Europe of World War II.  The family comes to life before their very
eyes.  Gyllenhaal directed the acclaimed PARIS TROUT, as well as KILLING IN A
SMALL TOWN.

WE'RE TALKIN' SERIOUS MONEY                 TBA
Dir: James Lemmo
Cast: Dennis Farina, Leo Rossi
Producer: Lisa Hansen
Screenplay: James Lemmo, Leo Rossi
Start Date: 2/91, Los Angeles
  Two hustlers, the mob and the government.  Said to be hilarious.

WHERE ANGELS FEAR TO TREAD     (Fine Line)        February 28 (NY)
Dir: Charles Sturridge                    March 20 (wide)
Cast: Judy Davis, Helen Mirren, Helena Bonham-Carter, Rupert Graves
Producer: Derek Granger
Screenplay: Tim Sullivan, Derek Granger, Charles Sturridge, based on
E.M. Forster's novel
  Turn-of-the-century romantic tragedy concerns two British ladies on holiday
in Tuscany.  Sturridge directed A HANDFUL OF DUST and co-directed BRIDESHEAD
REVISITED.   Shown at the Toronto Film Festival.

WHERE THE DAY TAKES YOU        (Cinetel)        May 22
Dir: Marc Rocco
Cast: Dermot Mulroney, Lara Flynn Boyle, Will Smith, Kyle MacLachlan, Ricki
Lake, Sean Astin, Laura San Giacomo, Adam Baldwin. Balthazar Getty, James
LeGros, Peter Dobson, Alyssa Milano, Rachel Ticotin, David Arquette
Producer: Paul Hertzberg
Screenplay: Michael Hitchcock, Kurt Voss, Marc Rocco
D.P.: Bartlett Gersh
  An outstanding ensemble of young actors star in this urban drama about
homeless teenagers and their struggle for respect and survival on the streets
of Hollywood.  Good advanced word.

THE WIDE SARGASSO SEA         (Fine Line)        May 1
Dir: John Duigan
Cast: Nathaniel Parker, Karina Lombard, Rachel Ward, Michael York
Producer: Jan Sharp
Screenplay: John Duigan, based on Jean Rhys' novel
Start Date: 7/91, Jamaica
  Period romance set in the 19th Century Caribbean details sexual obsession
between an English aristocrat and the French island lovely that he takes for
his wife.

XTRO II: THE SECOND ENCOUNTER     (New Line)
Rating: "R" For sci-fi/horror violence and language

YO, ALICE!                        1993
Dir: TBA
Cast: TBA
Producer: David Permut
Screenplay: TBA
Negative Cost: <$10 million
  A hip-hop musical film version of ALICE IN WONDERLAND that was developed by
Maurice Hines, who may choreograph and/or perform in the film.  In this
version, Alice Huxley is a 17-year-old African-American who ventures on a
voyage of discovery when she and her friend Harvey (who is transformed into the
Rabbit) get sucked into the VCR.    The lead role will be cast with an unknown,
but there will be some big names in supporting roles.



October Films
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ADAM'S RIB                        April (NY)




Orion  (Finances willing)
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ARTICLE 99                        March 13
Dir: Howard Deutch
Cast: Ray Liotta, Kiefer Sutherland, Lea Thompson, Forest Whitaker, Kathy
Baker, John Mahoney, John C. McGinley, Keith David, Jeffrey Tambor, Eli
Wallach, Julie Bovasso
Producers: Michael Levy, Michael Gruskoff
Screenplay: Ron Cutler
D.P.: Richard Bowen
Start Date: 10/8/90, Kansas City, MO
Negative Cost: $17.6 million.
  An irreverent comedy about a group of doctors and nurses working in a VA
hospital.  They are skilled in their profession, but they are equally skilled
in taking on the bureaucracy they work for.  Deutch is Thompson's hubby.

BLUE SKY                        Fall
Rating: "PG-13"
Dir: Tony Richardson
Cast: Jessica Lange, Tommy Lee Jones, Powers Boothe, Chris O'Donnell, Amy
Locane, Carrie Snodgress
Producers: Robert H. Solo, Lynn Arost, Jessica Lange
D.P.: Steve Yaconelli
Screenplay: Rama Blum, Jerry Leichtling, Arlene Sarner
Start Date: 5/14/90, Selma, AL, Florida
Negative Cost: $15.6 million
   Lange stars in this dramatic period piece about an unhappy wife who moves to
a military base with her family and finds herself caught in a cover-up
involving nuclear bomb tests.  The late Tony Richardson's last film.

CAR 54, WHERE ARE YOU?                    Summer
Dir: Bill Fishman
Cast: David Johansen, John C. McGinley, Fran Drescher, Nipsey Russell, Rosie
O'Donnell, Al Lewis, Tone Loc
Producer: Robert H. Solo
D.P.: Rodney Charters
Screenplay: Erik Tarloff, Ebbe Roe Smith, Peter McCarthy
Start Date: 8/27/90, Toronto, New York
Negative Cost: $10.7 million
  "There's a holdup in the Bronx..."  Feature film version of the long-running
'60s TV sitcom with Officers Toody and Muldoon.  Fishman directed TAPEHEADS.
Johansen stars as Gunther Toody and McGinley  portrays his sidekick, Francis
Muldoon, two mismatched police officers,  partners by circumstance but not by
choice.
   The rollicking comedy also features cameo appearances by Penn &  Teller, Tone
Loc and the Ramones with music by the Ramones, Coati  Mundi, Lis Delbello, Mojo
Nixon and Denny Doherty of the Mamas and  the Papas.

CHINA MOON                         Fall
Dir: John Bailey
Cast: Ed Harris, Madeline Stowe, Benicio Del Toro, Charles Dance
Producer: Barry M. Osborne
D.P.: Willy Kurant
Screenplay: Roy Carlson
Start Date: 10/8/90, Florida
Negative Cost: $14.6 million
 This steamy thriller is about a veteran detective (Harris) in a small
Florida city whose backstreet romance with wealthy young widow spins a web of
deceit, betrayal and murder.  His official investigation of the  crime
backfires when the trail begins to point to him.  "China Moon"  is the second
TIG production, following Orion's "Dances With Wolves."

CLIFFORD                        Summer
Dir: Paul Flaherty
Cast: Martin Short, Charles Grodin
Producers: Larry Brezner, Pieter Jan Brugge
Screenplay: Steven Kampnamm, Will Aldis
D.P.: John A. Alonzo
Start Date: 7/24/90, Los Angeles
Negative Cost: $18.8 million
   Martin Short stars in dual roles along with Charles Grodin, Mary  Steenburgen
and Dabney Coleman in this comedy about a mischievous,  10-year-old boy left in
the care of his bachelor uncle (Grodin) while his parents are in Hawaii.
   More than a few catastrophic misadventures are in store for  Clifford, a
juvenile genius with a one-track mind, as his dream of  visiting Dinosaurworld
becomes his uncle's worst nightmare.  Delayed from a June, 1991 release.

THE DARK HALF                        Fall
Dir: George A. Romero
Cast: Timothy Hutton, Amy Madigan, Michael Rooker, Julie Harris, Robert Joy,
Rutanya Alda, Kent Broadhurst, Tom Mardirosian
Exec. Producer: George A. Romero
Producer: Declan Baldwin
Screenplay: George A. Romero
D.P.: Tony Pierce-Roberts
Start Date: 10/15/90, Pittsburgh
Negative Cost: $16.1 million
  Based on the best-selling Stephen King novel, this one is about a writer
whose alter ego, the author of several vicious crime novels, takes on a life of
his own.  Hutton gets to play dual roles.

THE FAVOR                              May
Dir: Donald Petrie
Cast: Elizabeth McGovern, Harley Jane Kozak, Ken Wahl, Bill Pullman, Brad Pitt
Producer: Lauren Shuler-Donner
Screenplay: Josann McGibbon, Sara Parriott
Start Date: 9/19/90, Portland, OR
Negative Cost: $12.9 million
 A romantic comedy about Emily and  Kathy, two best friends whose long-time
bond suddenly snaps when Emily's  fantasy about her high school sweetheart
she hasn't seen in 15 years,  and her request of an unusual favor, puts their
friendship to the  ultimate test.   Petrie directed MYSTIC PIZZA and
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS.

LOVE FIELD                        TBA
Rating: "PG-13"
Dir: Jonathan Kaplan
Cast: Michelle Pfeiffer, Dennis Haysbert, Brian Kerwin, Beth Grant, Louise
Latham, Peggy Rea
Producers: Midge Sanford, Sarah Pillsbury
Screenplay: Don Roos
D.P.: Ralf D. Bode
Start Date: 4/2/90, Rocky Mount, NC, Virginia, Washington, DC
Negative Cost: $17.7 million
  Interracial love story set against the backdrop of the Kennedy assassination.
Kaplan directed THE ACCUSED.   Haysbert (MAJOR LEAGUE) replaced Denzel
Washington as the love interest.  Has been pushed back to 1992 from October 18th
at Michelle Pfeiffer's request, due to FRANKIE AND JOHNNY's October 11th
playdate.

MARRIED TO IT       1.85               (SR)        TBA
Rating: "R" Language and a scene of sensuality
Dir: Arthur Hiller
Cast: Beau Bridges, Stockard Channing, Robert Sean Leonard, Mary Stuart
Masterson, Ron SIlver, Cybill Shepard
Producer: Thomas Baer
Screenplay: Janet Kovalcik
D.P.: Victor J. Kemper
Start Date: 7/30/90, Toronto, New York
Negative Cost: $14.3 million
  A comedy featuring three married New York couples with radically different
lifestyles.  Leonard was the suicidal thespian in DEAD POETS SOCIETY.  Music is
by Henry Mancini.  Film runs 110 minutes.   Advanced word is tepid.

MISSING PIECES                        1993
Rating: "PG"
Dir: Leonard Stern
Cast: Eric Idle, Robert Wuhl, Lauren Hutton, Bernie Kopell, Kim Lankford,
Richard Belzer
Producer: Aaron Russo
Screenplay: Leonard Stern
D.P.: Peter Stein
Start Date: 10/10/90, New York, Los Angeles
  The comedic adventures of an idealist, a greeting card writer and a gifted
cellist.  Marvin Hamlisch will provide the musical score.

OFF AND RUNNING                        1993
Dir: Edward Bianchi
Cast: Cyndi Lauper, David Keith, Richard Belzer, Anita Morris, Johnny Pinto
Producer: Aaron Russo
Screenplay: Mitch Glazer
D.P.: Andrzej Bartkowiak
Start Date: 2/8/90, Miami, New York, Washington, DC
  Formerly titled MOON OVER MIAMI.

PROBABLE CAUSE                        January 1993
Negative Cost: $25 million

ROBOCOP 3                        Summer
Dir: Fred Dekker
Cast: Robert Burke, Nancy Allen, John Castle, CCH Pounder, Bruce Locke, Felton
Perry, Robert DoQui
Producer: Patrick Crowley
Screenplay: Fred Dekker
D.P.: Gary Kibbe
Start Date: 2/4/91, Atlanta
Negative Cost: $23.5 million
 In the film,  Omni-Consumer Product Corp. (OCP), the company which originally
designed RoboCop, has scheduled Detroit's largest neighborhood for  extinction
to make way for a gleaming new city in the future.
   In his effort to serve public trust, RoboCop leaves the Detroit  Police
Department and joins forces with a rebel group to help them  defend their homes.
   Among this determined band of homeless revolutionaries is  Nikko, a
10-year-old computer genius who idolizes RoboCop.
 Her devotion  and loyalty awakens in RoboCop the human longings and fleeting
but  powerful memories of a murdered cop named Murphy.

SHADOWS AND FOG                        March 20
Rating: "PG"
Dir: Woody Allen
Cast: Woody Allen, Mia Farrow, Madonna, John Malkovich, Jodie Foster, Donald
Pleasence, Kenneth Mars, Fred Gwynne, David Straithairn, Kate Nelligan
Exec. Producers: Jack Rollins, Charles Joffe
Producers: Robert Greenhut, Woody Allen
Screenplay: Woody Allen
D.P.: Carlo Di Palma
Start Date: 11/19/90, New York
Negative Cost: $21.8 million
  *Everyone* wants to work with Woody!  And yes, it's in Black and White and
set in the Roaring Twenties.  It's Woody's most expensive film ever.  His
next film, which went into production in November, '91 will be for TriStar
and his old friend Mike Medavoy.  First showing is December 5th at New York's
new Walter Reade Theatre for the Film Society of Lincoln Center.

THERE GOES MY BABY                    Fall
Rating: "R" for language
Dir: Floyd Mutrux
Cast: Dermot Mulroney, Rick Schroder, Kelli Williams, Noah Wyle, Jill Schoelen,
Kristin Minter, Lucy Deakins, Kenny Ransom
Producer: Robert Shapiro
Screenplay: Floyd Mutrux
Negative Cost: $10.5 million
 A bittersweet look at a time in history in the early 60s when things are about
to change for eight high school graduates, and  for the rest of the country.  The






Orion Classics
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THE ADJUSTER                           July
Rating: "R" for sensuality.
Cast: Elias Koteas, Maury Chaykin

DANZON                            July
Dir: Maria Novaro
  This is a Mexican pickup.

HOWARD'S END                        March
Dir: James Ivory
Cast: Anthony Hopkins, Vanessa Redgrave, James Wilby, Helena Bonham Carter
Producer: Ismail Merchant
Screenplay: Ruth Prawer Jhabvala, based on the novel by E.M. Forster
D.P.: Tony Pierce-Roberts
Start Date: 4/22/91, U.K.
  The creators of A ROOM WITH A VIEW and MAURICE tackle yet another E.M.
Forster novel.  Two wealthy English families' contrasting views of life force
them into battle of style as they compete for inheritance of a house.

JACQUOT DE NANTES                    June
Dir: Agnes Varda
  Biography of the childhood of Ms. Varda's late husband, director Jacques
Demy.

RAISE THE RED LANTERN                    February 7 (NY)
Rating: "PG"
Dir: Zhang Yimou
Cast: Gong Li
  This film is Hong Kong's official entry into the Foreign Language Oscar race.
Yimou directed the Oscar-nominated JU DOU.  Opens at Manhattan's Lincoln Plaza
Cinemas.

A TALE OF SPRINGTIME                    May
Dir: Eric Rohmer
Cast: Anne Teyssedre, Hughes Quester, Florence Darel, Eloise Bennett
Producer: Margaret Menegoz
Screenplay: Eric Rohmer
D.P.: Luc Pages
  The French film master spins a story of romantic tension and intrigue when a
high school teacher stays over at the apartment of her girlfriend's father.

A WOMAN'S TALE                        January (NY, LA)
Rating: "PG-13"
Dir: Paul Cox
Cast: Sheila Florance, Gosia Dobrowolska, Norman Kaye
Producers: Paul Cox, Santhana Naidu
Screenplay: Paul Cox, Barry Dickins
D.P.: Nino Martinetti
  This Aussie film played at Beverly Hill's Music Hall for a one week
Oscar-qualifying run in December.   Roger Ebert is quoted as claiming it "the best
film  I have seen in 1991".   It concerns an elderly, dying woman's budding
friendship with a young woman.






Paramount
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THE ADDAMS FAMILY II                    October
Dir: TBA
Cast: TBA
Producer: Scott Rudin
Screnplay: Paul Rudnick
  "Greed is good.   Greed works."

ALIVE         (Touchstone/Paramount)                December
Dir: Frank Marshall
Cast: TBA
Exec. Producer: Kathleen Kennedy
Producer: Robert Watts
Screenplay: Monte Merrick
Start Date: 1/92
  Co-production between two studios is another version of that Andes plane
crash cannibalism episode of several years ago. Marshall directed
ARACHNOPHOBIA.

BEBE'S KIDS                        July
Dir: Bruce Smith
Voices: Saison Love
Exec. Producers: Reginald and Warrington Hudlin
Producers: Tom Wilhite, Willard Carroll
Screenplay: Reginald Hudlin
Start Date: 10/2/91, Los Angeles
  Animated film features characters created by the late comedian Robin Harris
(DO THE RIGHT THING, HOUSE PARTY).  Saison Love has been signed to perform the
voice of Harris.

BEVERLY HILLS COP III                    Summer, 1993
Dir: TBA
Cast: Eddie Murphy
  Another formula film.  This time Murphy gets $15 million up front.

BOOMERANG                        June
Dir: Reginald Hudlin
Cast: Eddie Murphy, Robin Givens, Grace Jones, Eartha Kitt, Geoffrey Holder,
Halle Berry, David Alan Grier
Producers: Brian Grazer, Warrington Hudlin
Screenplay: Barry Blaustein, David Sheffield
D.P.: Woody Omens
Start Date: 11/13/91, New York
  The Hudlin Brothers scored with HOUSE PARTY.  Now they get a major deal at
Paramount.   Murphy is a ladies' man who falls in love with a girl who can't
stand him.  Eddie will get $12 million for this one.

COLUMBUS    2.35                  70mm    October
Dir: Ridley Scott
Cast: Gerard Depardieu, Sigourney Weaver, Armand Assante, Fernando Rey,
Fernando Garcia, Angela Molina, Tcheky Karyo, Kario Salem, Frank Langella, Mark
Margolis, Arnold Vaslu, Fernando Guillen
Producers: Ridley Scott, Alain Goldman, Mimi Polk
Screenplay: Roselyne Bosch
D.P.: Adrian Biddle
Start Date: 12/2/91, Spain, France, Costa Rica
Negative Cost: $40 million
  One of two features in production on the exploits of Christopher Columbus, in
commemoration of the 500th anniversary of the Discovery of the New World.  The
competing feature from the Salkinds has yet to get distribution.   This film
will likely have a title change.   Depardieu is Columbus, of course.  Ms.
Weaver plays Queen Isabella.  The other film (directed by John Glen) has
George Corraface as Columbus, Tom Selleck as Ferdinand, Rachel Ward as Isabella
and Marlon Brando as Torquemada, the Grand Inquisitor.

COOL WORLD                        July 1
Dir: Ralph Bakshi
Cast: Kim Basinger, Gabriel Byrne
Producer: Frank Mancuso, Jr.
Screenplay: Michael Grais, Mark Victor
D.P.: John A. Alonzo
Start Date: 3/15/91, Las Vegas, Los Angeles
  Combined animation-live action film reportedly tells the story of real people
who find themselves in a cartoon world and can't figure out why.

EMILY BRONTE'S WUTHERING HEIGHTS            Fall
Dir: Peter Kosminsky
Cast: Ralph Fiennes, Juliette Binoche
Producer: Mary Selway
Screenplay: Anne Devlin, based on Emily Bronte's novel
Start Date: 10/91, England
  Remake of the classic tale WUTHERING HEIGHTS is the first product from
Paramount Europe. Producer Selway's name will be recognized as one of the
very top casting directors in the biz.

INDECENT PROPOSAL                    December
Dir: Adrian Lyne
Cast: TBA
Producer: Sherry Lansing
Screenplay: Amy Jones
Start Date: 3/2/92
  Lyne and Lansing team up one again after FATAL ATTRACTION made so much money
for Paramount (although it officially just *barely* went into the black...love
those grosse pointes!)

THE INNOCENT                        TBA
Dir: John Schlesinger
Cast: Anthony Hopkins, Campbell Scott, Isabella Rossellini
Producers: Norman Heyman, Chris Sievernich, Wieland Schulz-Kiel
Screenplay: Ian McEwan
Start Date: 3/92, Berlin, Vienna
  Romantic espionage thriller set in 1955 Berlin.    Formerly to have been
directed by Jon Amiel, who is doing SOMMERSBY for Warner Brothers instead.

INTERSECTION                        1993
Dir: Mark Rydell
Producers: Sherry Lansing, Frederic Colchan
  This one is a remake of LES CHOSES DE LA VIE.

JENNIFER EIGHT                        Fall
Dir: Bruce Robinson
Cast: Andy Garcia, Uma Thurman, Lance Henriksen, Kathy Baker, John Malkovich,
Graham Beckel, Kevin Conway, Perry Lang, Nicholas Love, Michael O'Neill, Paul
Bate, Bob Gunton, Lenny Von Dohlen
Producer: Scott Rudin
Screenplay: Bruce Robinson
Start Date: 9/23/91, Vancouver
Negative Cost: $20 million
  Garcia stars as Sgt. John Berlin, a former L.A. cop who joins the police
force of a Northern California town.  In his obsessive pursuit of a homicide
investigation, he believes that he's on the trail of a dangerous killer who has
just claimed his eighth victim, code-named Jennifer.    Helena Robertson
(Thurman) is a blind woman whose friend has disappeared.  Helena may have
encountered the killer and could provide Berlin with his only chance of solving
the crimes.  The more deeply Berlin becomes involved in the case, the more
authorities doubt the very existence of the killer.   Henriksen plays Freddy
Ross, Berlin's friend and colleague.  Baker is Freddy's wife, Margie.
Malkovich is St. Anne, the FBI investigator assigned to the case.    Garcia
received an Oscar nod for THE GODFATHER PART III.   He also co-stars in DEAD
AGAIN.   Henriksen will be seen in ALIEN3.  Baker was recently seen in EDWARD
SCISSORHANDS and is in the upcoming ARTICLE 99.  Malkovich was recently in
QUEENS LOGIC, THE OBJECT OF BEAUTY and THE SHELTERING SKY.  Robinson directed
WITHNAIL AND I.   He was Oscar-nominated for writing THE KILLING FIELDS.

JUICE                            January 17
Rating: "R" for strong language and some violence
Dir: Ernest Dickerson
Cast: Omar Epps, Jermaine Hopkins, Khalil Kain, Tupac Shakur
Producers: Neal Moritz, David Heyman, Peter Frankfurt
Screenplay: Gerard Brown, Ernest Dickerson
D.P.: Larry Banks
Negative Cost: $5 million
  Spike Lee's cinematographer makes his feature directorial bow with a
film concerning four black Harlem youths whose brief encounter with
crime takes a deadly turn.  This independent production has been picked up by
Paramount, who have a $10 million P&A budget.  The soundtrack features rap/hip
hop music. 'natch.

LADYBUGS                        March 27
Dir: Sidney J. Furie
Cast: Rodney Dangerfield, Jackee, Jonathan Brandis, Ilene Graff
Producers: Albert S. Ruddy, Andre Morgan
Screenplay: Curtis Burch
  Middle-aged salesman agrees to coach a company-sponsored soccer team
composed of 13-year-old girls called "The Ladybugs", in hopes of securing a
promotion.  A "Bad News Bears" type of comedy.

LAME DUCKS
Rating: "PG"                        Spring
Dir: Dennis Dugan
Cast: John Turturro, Mel Smith, Bob Nelson, Nancy Marchand, John Savident,
George de la Pena, Spike Alexander, Juli Donaki
Producers: David Zucker, Jerry Zucker, Gil Netter
Screenplay: Pat Proft
D.P.: David M. Walsh
Start Date: 12/10/90, Los Angeles
  Madcap comedy about three men commissioned to start a ballet company.  Dugan
last directed PROBLEM CHILD.   Scheduled to be retitled.

PATRIOT GAMES        2.35             70mm    May 22
Dir: Philip Noyce
Cast: Harrison Ford, Anne Archer, James Earl Jones, Thora Birch, Samuel
Jackson, Sean Bean, Patrick Bergin, Polly Walker
Producer: Mace Neufeld, Robert Rehme
Screenplay: W. Peter Iliff, based on Tom Clancy's novel
Start Date: 11/2/91, London, Los Angeles, Maryland
D.P.: Don McAlpine
Negative Cost: $42 million
  Alec Baldwin pulls out of this sequel to THE HUNT FOR RED OCTOBER due to
scheduling problems when the start date was pushed back to November.   He will
be starring on Broadway with Jessica Lange in "A Streetcar Named Desire" in
February.   Harrison Ford will apparently be paid $9 million to take over the
film.    Archer plays Dr. Cathy Ryan and Birch is their seven-year old daughter
Sally.  James Earl Jones once again is Admiral James Greer.   Jackson is
Ryan's buddy.   They are victimized by international terrorism in the
storyline. Ford will also be in the subsequent sequel, CLEAR AND PRESENT
DANGER. The producers are now bidding big for the following property, THE SUM
OF ALL FEARS, in which Ford would again topline.  Talks for that sequel have
apparently broken down,   CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER will be directed by John
McTiernan, who helmed THE HUNT FOR RED OCTOBER.  John Badham was in the works
to direct PATRIOT GAMES, but couldn't strike the right deal.
Noyce directed DEAD CALM.  ...OCTOBER grossed $120 million domestically and
$77 million overseas.  Tom Clancy has stated his dissatisfaction with what
they have done to his story.

PAYDIRT                            April 24
Rating: "PG-13"
Dir: Bill Phillips
Cast: Jeff Daniels, Dabney Coleman, Rhea Perlman, Catherine O'Hara
Producer: Mort Engelberg
Screenplay: Bill Phillips
  Daniels is a criminal psychologist who makes a deal with one of his patients
to dig up his buried treasure in return for half of the profits.  Unfortunately
for him, some of the other inmates overheard the plans before escaping....

PET SEMATARY II                        August
Dir: Mary Lambert
Cast: TBA
Producer: Ralph Singleton
Start Date: 1/92, Atlanta
  Greed.

THE SAINT                        December
Dir: Renny Harlin
Cast: TBA
Producer: Robert Evans
Screenplay: Terry Hayes
  Simon Templar comes to the big screen.   I hope Roger Moore gets a cameo.

SCHOOL TIES                        Fall
Dir: Robert Mandel
Cast: Bredan Fraser, Matt Damon, Randall Batinkoff, Chris O'Donnell, Cole
Hauser, Anthony Rapp, Ben Affleck, Andrew Lowery, Amy Locane
Producer: Sherry Lansing
Screenplay: Darryl Ponicsan
D.P.: Freddie Francis
Start Date: 9/3/91, Massachusetts

SHOW AND TELL                        August
Dir: Chris Crowe
Cast: Annabella Sciorra, Anthony LaPaglia, Jamey Sheridan, Deborah Unger, John
Leguizamo, Alan Alda, Jill Clayburgh, Anthony Heald
Producer: Martin Bregman, Michael Scott Bregman
Screenplay: Chris Crowe
D.P.: Michael Chapman
Start Date: 10/21/91, New York, North Carolina
  Formerly titled SESSIONS.

WAYNE'S WORLD                        February 14
Rating: "PG-13"
Dir: Penelope Spheeris
Cast: Mike Myers, Dana Carvey, Rob Lowe, Lara Flynn Boyle, Donna Dixon, Colleen
Camp
Exec. Producer: Howard W. Koch
Producer: Lorne Michaels
Screenplay: Mike Myers, Bonnie Turner, Terry Turner
Start Date: 8/2/91, Los Angeles
  Another hang-over from Mr. Tartikoff's bag o' tricks winds up at Paramount as
a feature is made of the Cable-TV public access show segment of NBC's Saturday
Night Live starring those two mid-pubescent air-guitarers hits the big screen.
Lowe plays a TV exec who sees commerical potential in the access show.   Boyle
is Wayne's ex-girlfriend and Dixon is Garth's dream girl, a curvaceous doughnut
shop employee.




Samuel Goldwyn
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35 UP                            January 15 (NY)
Dir: Michael Apted
Producer: Michael Apted
Screenplay: Michael Apted
D.P.: George Jesse Turner
  The fifth in director Apted's series of documentaries begun 28 years ago
following a group of people's lives every seven years has been picked up by
Goldwyn.   It is the highest grossing documentary in Australian history.

BEST INTENTIONS                        May 22 (limited)
Dir: Bille August
Cast: Ghita Norby, Max Von Sydow, Pernilla Ostergreen, Samuel Froler
Screenplay: Ingmar Bergman
  The story of Bergman's parents' courtship deals with class conflicts and
passions which lead to near violence.   The film covers the decade of 1909 to
1918 before Ingmar's birth.   The film was released in Sweden as a six hour TV
mini-series.   Von Sydow plays his maternal grandfather.   August directed
PELLE THE CONQUEROR.

MISSISSIPPI MASALA                    February 5 (NY)
Dir: Mira Nair                        February 14 (LA)
Cast: Denzel Washington, ASarita Choudhury, Roshan Seth, Sharmila Tagore, Tico
Wells, Charles Dutton
Producers: Mira Nair, Michael Nozik
Screenplay: Sooni Taraporeavala
D.P.: Ed Lachman
Start Date: 8/27/90, Greenwood MS, Kampala Uganda
  Story of an Indian family that was forced to flee Idi Amin's Uganda in 1972.
Twenty years later they find themselves in Greenwood MS, where the daughter
falls in love with an entrepreneurial carpet cleaner (Washington), which causes
tension within both the Indian and Black communities.   The word is excellent.

MR. WONDERFUL                        TBA
Dir: Anthony Minghella
Cast: TBA
Producer: Marianne Moloney
Screenplay: Vicki Polon, Amy Schor
Start Date: 1/92, New York

THE PLAYBOYS                        May 1
Dir: Gillies MacKinnon
Cast: Albert Finney, Aidan Quinn, Robin Wright, Milo O'Shea, Niamh Cusack, Ian
McElhinney, Stella McCusker, Niall Buggy
Producer: Bill Cartlidge, Simon Perry
Screenplay: Shane Connaughton, Kerry Crabbe
D.P.: Jack Conroy
Start Date: 7/1/91, Ireland
  Tara is a strong-willed woman who falls for a traveling actor when his troupe
sets ip their theatre in her village during the late 1950s.   The town police
sergeant, who has long been in love with Tara, is determined to destroy this
budding romance.  Connaughton wrote MY LEFT FOOT.  Wright of THE PRINCESS BRIDE
replaced the preggers Annette Bening.

RETURN TO MYSTIC PIZZA                    Summer
  Sequel to the 1988 hit that brought Julia Roberts notoriety.

ROCK-A-DOODLE                        April 3
Rating: "G"
Dir: Don Bluth
Cast: Voices of Glen Campbell, Ellen Greene, Christopher Plummer, Phil Harris,
Sandy Duncan, Eddie Deezen
Producers: Don Bluth, Gary Goldman, John Pomeroy
Screenplay: David N. Weiss
  Animated musical about a rooster with the power to bring up the sun.  There
is an 18 minute live-action sequence concerning the farm family.  From
Sullivan/Bluth Productions, creators of AN AMERICAN TAIL, THE LAND BEFORE TIME,
THE SECRET OF NIMH and ALL DOGS GO TO HEAVEN.   Opened in London in July, 1991
to good notices.  Will go out with 1500 prints.

THE SECRET LIFE OF WALTER MITTY                TBA
Cast: Eric Bogosian

TRACES OF RED                        June
Dir: Andy Wolk
Cast: Jim Belushi, Lorraine Bracco, Tony Goldwyn, Jim Piddock
Producer: Mark Gordon
Screenplay: Jim Piddock
D.P.: Tim Suhrstedt
Start Date: 11/4/91, Palm Beach FL.
  Erotic thriller about two police detectives involved with a politically
powerful woman.      Formerly titled BEYOND SUSPICION.





SGE
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MCBAIN           1.85                        January 31 (2nd rel.)
Rating: "R" Strong war violence, language and drug use.
Dir: James Glickenhaus
Cast: Christopher Walken, Maria Conchita Alonso, Michael Ironside, Steve James,
Jay Patterson, T.G. Waits, Victor Argo
Producer: J. Boyce Harman, Jr.
Screenplay: James Glickenhaus
Negative Cost: $16 million
   This action film involves a group of Vietnam vets who honor a
pact made to a former comrade 20 years previously.   Features extensive
computer generated effects.  Opened on 9/20/91 with a $1.1 million ad-pub
budget and 130 prints in NY and LA and tepid results.



Skouras
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HIGHWAY 61                        March
Cast: Don McKellar, Valerie Buhagier

HUNTING                            February (LA)
Cast: John Savage, Kerry Armstrong

I DON'T BUY KISSES ANYMORE                February 14 (LA)
Cast: Jason Alexander, Nia Peeples




Symphony Pictures
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SECRET SOCIETY                        TBA
Dir: Diane Keaton
Cast: Emilio Estevez, Charlie Sheen, Diane Keaton
Producers: Martin Sheen, William R. Greenblatt
  A story of racial injustice in the South.




Taurus
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THE EYES OF THE WORLD                    late Fall
Dir: TBA
Cast: Melanie Griffith, Tracy Griffith
Screenplay: Melanie Griffith, Tracy Griffith
Start Date: Summer 1992
  The Griffith sisters star together for the first time in a vehicle that they
also co-wrote.   A portrait artist circa 1912 must choose between being famous
by compromising his art or painting his subjects as he really sees them.



Trimark
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THE BUBBLEMAN                        TBA
Dir: Stanley Kramer
Cast: TBA
Producer: Stanley Kramer
Screenplay: Ron Pearlman, Bob Woodburn, Stanley Kramer
Start Date: 1/92, Los Angeles
Negative Cost: $15 million
  Romantic comedy is Stanley Kramer's first film since THE RUNNER STUMBLES in
1979.

CITIZEN SANE                        TBA
Negative Cost: $7 million
  A superhero spoof.

A DOG OF FLANDERS
Dir: Daniel Petrie
Cast: Richard Harris, Max Von Sydow
Producer: Gary Omura
Screenplay: David Keating, based on Ouida's novel, previously adapted for 1959
20th Century Fox film.
Start Date: 9/16/91, Bokrijk Belgium

DOLLY DEAREST                        February 21
Dir: Maria Lease
Cast: Denise Crosby, Sam Bottoms, Rip Torn, Chris Demetral, Candy Hutson
Producer: Daniel Cady
Screenplay: Maria Lease
  Archaeologist Karl Resnick (Torn) unknowingly unleashes a terrifying evil by
opening a centuries-old mass grave in Mexico filled with the corpses of an
ancient cult, where hundreds of people were buried alive.   Dollmaker Eliot
Read (Bottoms) has moved his family to Mexico after purchasing a factory so
that he can introduce the world to a beautiful doll, the Dolly Dearest.   The
Read family little suspects the horror that awaits them as Dolly Dearest has
been possessed by the evil spirit.

THE FAVOUR, THE WATCH AND THE VERY BIG FISH        March 13
Rating: "R" for language and sensuality
Dir: Ben Lewin
Cast: Bob Hoskins, Jeff Goldblum, Natasha Richardson, Michel Blanc
Producer: Michelle de Broca
Screenplay: Ben Lewin
  Louis (Hoskins), a struggling photographer, searches for the perfect model to
pose as Christ on the cross.   His prayers are answered when he meets and falls
in love with a beautiful actress named Sybil (Richardson), who unwittingly
leads him to the perfect Jesus, a destitute ex-con (Goldblum).   But Louis'
good fortune starts to unravel when he discovers that his Christ model is a
madman who is also in love with Sybil and is beginning to take his new-found
divinity far too seriously.

FINAL APPROACH         2.35          (SS)   (CDS)    March 6 (NY, LA)
Dir: Eric Steven Stahl
Cast: James B. Sikking, Hector Elizondo, Madolyn Smith, Kevin McCarthy
Producer: Eric Steven Stahl
Negative Cost: $13 million
  This 'scope Cinema Digital Sound film's claim to fame is that it is the first
film to have an entirely digital soundtrack.   It played a one-week
engagement in CDS at the UA Coronet in Westwood for Oscar qualification.  It is
a psychological thriller concerning a test-pilot who finds himself in a bizarre
alternate reality.   Notices are mediocre.

INTERCEPTOR                        April 3
Dir: Michael Cohn
Cast: Jurgen Prochnow, Elizabeth Morehead, Andrew Divoff
Producers: Kevin M. Kallberg, Oliver G. Hess
Screenplay: Michael Ferris, John Brancato
  An action thriller about a daring international plot to steal the Stealth
fighter, the pride of the U.S. Air Force.   A sadistic arms dealer (Prochnow)
plans to intercept a giant C-5 cargo jet en route to the U.S. from the Middle
East to steal its secret cargo of two Stealth fighters.

INTO THE SUN                        February 7
Rating: "R" for language
Dir: Fritz Kiersch
Cast: Anthony Michael Hall, Michael Pare, Deborah Maria Moore, Terry Kiser
Producers: Oliver Hess, Kevin Kallberg
Screenplay: John Brancato, Michael Ferris
Start Date: 3/5/91, Los Angeles
  A fun-filled action adventure about a young self-center Hollywood superstar
Tom Slade (Hall) who, in preparation for an upcoming film role, is teamed with
Captain Paul "Shotgun" Watkins (Pare), a tough, disciplined, by-the-book Top
Gun pilot stationed in Sicily.   This incompatible duo become unlikely allies
when they are thrust unexpectedly into a real life-or-death situation involving
combat with rebel Middle Eastern soldiers.

LEPRECHAUN                        May 8
Dir: Mark Jones
Cast: Warwick Davis, Jennifer Aniston, Ken Olandt, Mark Holton, Robert Gorman
Producer: Jeffrey B. Mallian
Screenplay: Mark Jones
D.P.: Levie Isaaks
Start Date: 10/28/91, Los Angeles
  Davis, who played WILLOW, stars as a powerful, wicked leprechaun who embarks
on a reign of terror to seek revenge against the inhabitants of a rural town
who have stolen his pot of gold.

THE PHILADELPHIA EXPERIMENT II                TBA

THE SILK ROAD                        February 21
Dir: Junta Sato
Cast: Toshiyuki Nishida, Koichi Sato, Anna Nakagawa, Tsunehiko Watase
Exec Producers: Yasuyoshi Tokuma, Gohei Kogure, Kazuo Haruna
Screenplay: Tsuyoshi Yoshida, Junya Sato, based on Yasushi Inoue's novel DUN
HUANG
  A sweeping tale of romance and conflict in ancient China, a compelling
personal story of self-discovery set against an epic canvas of desert warfare
and chivalry.   This landmark Chinese-Japanese co-production tells the story of
a young scholar's coming of age on the war-torn tribal fringes of the Song
Dynasty in the 11th Century.   In Japanese with English subtitles.

STEPFATHER III: FATHER'S DAY                March 20
Rating: "R" for violence and some sensuality
Dir: Guy Magar
Cast: Robert Wightman, Priscilla Barnes, Season Hubley, David Tom, John Ingle,
Dennis Paladino
Producers: Guy Magar, Paul Moen
Screenplay: Guy Magar, Lee Wasserman
  The film traces the Stepfather's search for an ideal, ready-made family.
Arriving in the small town of Deer View, the Stepfather (Wightman) soon becomes
involved with single mother Christine (Barnes), who has a thirteen-year-old
paraplegic son Andy (Tom).    Conflicts arise when Andy leaves for the summer
to live with his father.   This temporary void in his new family leads to the
Stepfather's inadvertant involvement with another single mother Jennifer
(Hubley), who has recently moved into town with her young son.   Andy's
unexpected early return throws off the Stepfather's plans, eventually bringing
about the final conflict between the Stepfather and his two families.

WARLOCK II                        TBA
  Yes, it's a sequel to the stylish pic.






TriStar
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BASIC INSTINCT                              March 20
Dir: Paul Verhoeven
Cast: Michael Douglas, Sharon Stone, George Dzundza, Jeanne Tripplehorn, Denis
Arndt, Leilani Sarelle
Producer: Alan Marshall
Screenplay: Joe Eszterhas
D.P.: Jan De Bont
Start Date: 4/5/91, San Francisco, Carmel, Los Angeles
  Very controversial thriller about a lesbian serial killer and the cop who
becomes sexually obsessed with one of three dangerous suspects.   Douglas was
paid a wallet-busting $14 million for this one.   This was to have been
released in CDS.

BITTER MOON     (Carolco)                TBA
Dir: Roman Polanski
Cast: Peter Coyote, Emmanuelle Seigner, Hugh Grant, Kristin Scott-Thomas,
Victor Banerjee
Producer: Roman Polanski
Screenplay: Roman Polanski
D.P. Tonino Delli Colli
Start Date: 8/5/91, Paris
  This Carolco production is the latest effort from the talented and notorious
Mr. Polanski.  This erotic thriller was filmed aboard a cruise ship that sailed
from Venice to Istanbul and Athens, as well as Paris.

BREAKING LEGS                        TBA
Dir: Bud Yorkin
Cast: TBA
Screenplay: Bruce Jay Friedman
Producer: Bud Yorkin
Start Date: Spring 1992
Negative Cost: $15-$16 million
  Yorkin produces and directs a cinematic version of the Off-Broadway play that
he co-produced.  It concerns a young professor seeking backing for a play he
has written.  He winds up getting it financed by the mob.  In the screen
version he will come to Hollywood to try to get his movie made.  Yorkin is
seeking Tom Hanks to topline.

BUDDY COPS                        TBA
Dir: Allan Metter
Cast: TBA
Producers: David Permut, Robert Kosberg
Screenplay: David O'Malley, B.J. Nelson
Start Date: 10/91, Dallas

CHARLIE          (Carolco)                    December
Dir: Richard Attenborough
Cast: Robert Downey Jr., Dan Aykroyd, Geraldine Chaplin, Milla Jovovich,
Mildred Harris, Moira Kelly, Kevin Kline, Diane Lane, Penelope Ann Miller,
Paul Rhys, Marisa Tomei, Nancy Travis, David Duchovny, Michael Goorjian
Producers: Richard Attenborough, Mario Kassar
Screenplay: William Boyd, based on "My Autobiography" by Charles Chaplin and
"Chaplin -- His Life and Art" by David Robinson
D.P.: Sven Nykvist
Start Date: 10/14/91, England, Los Angeles
Negative Cost: $31 million
  This biopic headlining Downey as Charlie Chaplin has jumped from
Universal to Carolco.   This story of his life begins with his impoverished
youth in London, continues with his major achievements during Hollywood's
Golden Age, his fears concerning "talkies", his conflicts with J. Edgar Hoover,
his exile from America and his brief, triumphant return to accept his special
Academy Award.   Downey will age from 19 to 83 in the process.   Aykroyd plays
Mack Sennett (of Keystone Kops fame), Geraldine Chaplin plays her real
grandmother, Hannah Chaplin.  Jovovich (RETURN TO THE BLUE LAGOON) is Mildred
Harris, Chaplin's child actress first wife.  Kelly (THE CUTTING EDGE, THE BOY
WHO CRIED BITCH) is Oona Chaplin, his last and dearest wife.  Kline works with
Attenborough for the second time (CRY FREEDOM), this time as Douglas Fairbanks
Sr.  Lane (COTTON CLUB, A LITTLE ROMANCE) is Paulette Goddard, Chaplin's third
wife and one of the biggest stars of the 40's.   Miller (AWAKENINGS, OTHER
PEOPLE'S MONEY) is Edna Purviance, the Nevada secretary who became Chaplin's
first leading lady. Rhys (Royal Shakespeare Co., VINCENT AND THEO) is Chaplin's
elder half-brother Sydney who became Charlie's business manager after abandoning
his own acting career.  Tomei (OSCAR) plays early silent screen star Mabel
Normand and Travis (AIR AMERICA) is would-be actress Joan Barry, who almost
destroyed Chaplin.

CLIFFHANGER           2.35                TBA
Dir: Renny Harlin
Cast: Sylvester Stallone
Producers: Alan Marshall, Renny Harlin
Screenplay: Mike France
D.P. Oliver Wood
Start Date: 1/92
  Stallone is a park ranger who must make a daring rescue of fallen friends
while mountain climbing.   Screenwriter France is a former TriStar staff
reader.  There are two other major parts, one male, one female, as yet uncast.
This project is very close to turnaround due to very high costs, reportedly
some $25 million below-the-line.

CITY OF JOY        1.85                April 3
Dir: Roland Joffe
Cast: Patrick Swayze, Pauline Collins, Art Malik, Om Puri, Shabana Azmi
Producers: Roland Joffe, Jake Eberts
Screenplay: Mark Medoff, based on Dominique Lapierre's novel
D.P.: Peter Biziou
Start Date: 2/9/91, Calcutta India, London England
  An American doctor travels to Calcutta and unexpectedly finds love and beauty
surrounded by the city's stifling poverty.  Apparently the filmmakers have been
experiencing problems with the locals on location.   The film will return to
India in the Fall to shoot the monsoon season scenes.  Some interior pickup
shots were done at Pinewood Studios in London in late August.  Delayed from
Christmas limited release.

EVEN COWGIRLS GET THE BLUES                TBA
Dir: Gus Van Sant
Cast: Jodie Foster, Madonna, Uma Thurman
  Have thumb will travel?

HELL CAMP                              TBA
Dir: Milos Forman
Cast: Dylan Walsh
Producer: Michael Hausman
Screenplay: Adam Davidson, Milos Forman
D.P.: John Bailey
Start Date: 1/92, Tokyo, New York
  Story of a New Yorker sent by his Japanese-owned company to train in Japan
where he becomes an accomplish sumo wrestler has been put on hold due to
conflicts with the Sumo Wrestling Society of Japan.    It was to have begun
production on 11/18/91 for a Christmas 1992 release.

HIDEAWAY                        1993
Dir: TBA
Cast: TBA
Producer: Cathleen Summers
Screenplay: TBA, based on Dean Koontz' novel
  Book is to be released in January 1992.   Story is a battle between two men
who have returned from the dead....one good, the other evil.   Dennis Quaid's
production company has the rights to this via TriStar.  No word yet as to
whether Quaid will topline.

LEGENDS OF THE FALL                    1993
Dir: Ed Zwick
Cast: TBA
Screenplay: TBA, based on Jim Harrison's novella
  A father and his three sons all have loved the same woman at some time in
their lives in this Montana-based piece that spans 1912 to 1932.   Talks have
been held with Mel Gibson, Tom Cruise and Sean Connery to star.

LES MISERABLES                        1993
Dir: Bruce Beresford
Cast: TBA
Producer: Cameron Mackintosh
Screenplay: Alain Boublil, Calude-Michel Schonberg
Start Date: Spring 1992, France, England
Negative Cost: $40 million
  Big-screen adaptation of the musical stage hit.

MR. JONES                        Fall
Dir: Michael Figgis
Cast: Richard Gere, Lena Olin, Anne Bancroft
Producers: Alan Greisman, Debra Greenfield
Screenplay: Eric Roth, Michael Cristofer
D.P.: Juan Ruiz-Anchia
Start Date: 11/11/91, Los Angeles, San Diego
  A charming manic-depressive man falls in love with a psychiatrist.   That's
two Gere films this year dealing with psychiatrists.....

THE MISTRESS                        TBA
Dir: Barry Primus
Cast: Robert Wuhl, Robert DeNiro, Martin Landau, Danny Aiello, Eli Wallach
Exec Producer: Robert DeNiro
Producers: Meir Tepper, Ruth Charny
Screenplay: Jonathan Lawton
  TriStar has domestic rights to this showbiz comedy from Tribeca Films.

THE QUIZ SHOW                        TBA
Dir: Harold Becker
Cast: Richard Dreyfuss
Producers: Mark Johnson, Fred Zolo
Screenplay: Paul Antanasio
  The scandalous days of the Fifties' television quiz shows are relived.

SNIPER                            Spring
Dir: Luis Llosa
Cast: Tom Berenger, Billy Zane
Producer: Robert Rosen
Screenplay: Crash Leyland
  This negative pickup from Odyssey Entertainment is set in the Central
American jungles.   Berenger is a marine sniper and Zane is his untested new
partner from the NSC.  Their mission is to terminate the life of a renegade
Panamanian general in charge of a resistance movement.

SO I MARRIED AN AXE MURDERER                TBA
Cast: Chevy Chase

THUNDERHEART                        May 1
Dir: Michael Apted
Cast: Val Kilmer, Graham Greene, Sam Shepard, Fred Ward, Sheila Tousey
Producers: Robert DeNiro, John Fusco, Jane Rosenthal
Screenplay: John Fusco
D.P.: Roger Deakins
Start Date: 6/13/91, Rapid City, SD
Negative Cost: $15 million
  DANCES WITH WOLVES' Oscar nominee Greene co-stars in this film concerning
the investigation of an FBI agent who is sent to South Dakota to uncover the
murder of an Indian tribesman.  Through his efforts he discovers his own Indian
heritage.  The Sioux have permitted the filmmakers to shoot in locations that
are the sacred grounds of the tribe.  Kilmer last starred in THE DOORS.
Apted has a couple of documentaries under his belt most recently, INCIDENT AT
OGLALA and 35 UP, along with CLASS ACTION and GORILLAS IN THE MIST.  From
Tribeca Films.

UNIVERSAL SOLDIER                    July 17
Dir: Roland Emmerich
Cast: Jean-Claude Van Damme, Dolph Lundgren, Ally Walker, Ed O'Ross, Jerry
Orbach
Producer: Craig Baumgarten, Allen Shapiro
Screenplay: Richard Rothstein, Christopher Leitch
D.P.: Walter Lindenlaub
Start Date: 8/12/91, Arizona
  With those two headliners, you know the ground'll be a-shakin' in this one.

WILDER NAPALM                        September 25
Dir: Glen Gordon Caron
Cast: Debra Winger, Dennis Quaid, Arliss Howard, Jim Varney, M. Emmet Walsh
Producers: Barry Levinson, Mark Johnson, Stuart Cornfeld
Screenplay: Vince Gilligan
D.P.: Jerry Hartleben
Start Date: 11/14/91, Florida
  Quaid is a carnival clown in an offbeat, contemporary romantic science
fiction-comedy.  Varney finally gets to play someone other than Ernest
(I hope).   Howard is a volunteer fireman and Quaid is his carnival clown twin
brother who live together in a mobile home in rural Virginia.  They set fires
and vie for the affections of the same woman (Winger).

WIND                            Summer
Dir: Carroll Ballard
Cast: Matthew Modine, Jennifer Grey, Stellan Skarsgard, Rebecca Miller, Cliff
Robertson, Jack Thompson
Exec. Producers: Francis Ford Coppola, Fred Fuchs
Producers: Mata Yamamoto, Tom Luddy
Screenplay: Rudy Wurlitzer, Larry Gross, Mac Gudgeon
D.P.: John Toll
Negative Cost: $29 million
  It's all about romance against the backdrop of sailboat racing as the 1987
sailing team defends its Americas Cup trophy against Australia.    Ballard
directed THE BLACK STALLION and NEVER CRY WOLF.    Shot in Australia, Newport
RI, Utah and Hawaii.  Delayed from an April 15th release.

WOODY ALLEN FALL PROJECT '91                Fall
Dir: Woody Allen
Cast: Woody Allen, Mia Farrow, Judy Davis, Juliette Lewis, Liam Neeson,
Cristi Conaway, Sydney Pollack, Lysette Anthony
Producers: Robert Greenhut, Woody Allen
Screenplay: Woody Allen
D.P.: Carlo Di Palma
Start Date: 11/4/91, New York
  Woody has been greenlighted on doing one film for TriStar, because Orion is
destitute.   Apparently Woody wants to film it in Super 16 and blow it up to
35mm for a grainy, documentary-like effect.   TriStar wants him to use 35mm all
the way.  Woody isn't used to getting interference from the studio....   Film
concerns a Barnard professor who becomes romantically involved with one of his
students. Emily Lloyd was replaced by Juliette Lewis of CAPE FEAR fame as his
amour.






Triton
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ALAN AND NAOMI                        January 31
Dir: Sterling VanWagenen
Cast: Lukas Haas, Michael Gross, Vanessa Zaoul, Zohra Lampert
Producer: David Anderson, Mark Balsam
Screenplay: Jordan Horowitz
  Story of a friendship between two teenagers in the aftermath of WWII.  Opens
in 18 markets.

THE HAIRDRESSER'S HUSBAND                 April 17 (NY)
Dir: Patrice Leconte
Cast: Jean Rochefort, Anna Galiena, Philippe Clevenot, Roland Bertin
Producer: Thierry De Ganay
Screenplay: Claude Klotz, Patrice Leconte
  A forty-year-old man has been determined to marry a hairdresser since the
age of twelve.  His dream is finally realized and his passion so great that
his new wife is always aware that she is the most beautiful woman in the world
to him.   Leconte directed MONSIEUR HIRE.

HEARTS OF DARKNESS: A FILMMAKER'S APOCALPYSE        January 10 (LA,limited)
Rating: "R" for language
Dir: Fax Bahr
Cast: Eleanor Coppola, Francis Ford Coppola, Robert Duvall, Dennis Hopper,
George Lucas, John Milius, Martin Sheen
Producers: George Zaloom, Les Mayfield
Screenplay: Fax Bahr, George Hickenlooper
  Top-notch documentary concerning the ordeal of Francis Coppola's shoot on
APOCALYPSE NOW will be given a limited theatrical run after exposure on
Showtime.  60 hours of 16mm footage shot by Eleanor Coppola was discovered in
Zoetrope's vaults.  Excerpts of this footage, along with newly shot interviews
with the filmmakers and actors (sans Brando) go into the docu.  After running o
on Showtime, this opened in NY, Seattle, SF and Dallas on 11/27/91.

THE LUNATIC                        January 31 (NY)
Dir: Lol Creme                        February 14 (LA)
Cast: Paul Campbell, Julie T. Wallace
  Ribald comedy with a lusty German woman who takes two Jamaican lovers while
on vacation in a small village.   Director was a founding member of the rock
group 10CC.

MINDWALK                         Expansion Continues
Dir: Bernt Capra                     January 31 (Boston)
Cast: Liv Ullmann, Sam Waterston, John Heard, Ione Skye
Producer: Adrianna AJ Cohen
  Politically correct film set against the remarkable Abbey of Mont Saint
Michel, this ecological conservation film deals with a meeting of three minds.
Ullmann is a scientist, Waterston a politician and Heard a poet.  They
exchange, debate and share ideas about controversial ideas facing the world in
the 1990's.  It is based on a book "The Turning Point" by director Capra's
brother Fritjof, who also wrote "The Tao of Physics".  Director Bernt was
production designer on THIS IS SPINAL TAP and BAGDAD CAFE.  Film has garnered
great kudos at festivals in Sundance, Denver and Cleveland.  It was at the
Seattle Film Festival in May '91.  Popular among those who don't mind talky
films.

TOTO THE HERO                        February 21 (NY)
Dir: Jaco van Dormael                    March 6 (wider)
Screenplay: Jaco van Dormael
  Winner of the 1991 Cannes Camera d'Or award is a French-language film about
a man who looks back at his earlier life, surmising what it might have been and
what it has become.  This film is the largest grossing French-language film
from Belgium in history.





Triumph
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AMBULANCE                        TBA
Dir: Larry Cohen
Cast: Eric Roberts, James Earl Jones, Megan Gallagher, Richard Bright, Red
Buttons
Producers: Moctezuma Esparza, Robert Katz
Screenplay: Larry Cohen
  Another thriller from Larry Cohen..this time strange ambulances take people
away.  The doctors are dealing in human guinea pigs.  Excellent advanced word.
Postponed from a 10/90 opening.

BRENDA STARR                        late April/early May
Dir: Robert Ellis Miller
Cast: Brooke Shields, Timothy Dalton, Tony Peck, Diana Scarwid, Jeffrey Tambor,
Charles Durning, Eddie Albert, Nestor Serrano, Henry Gibson
Producer: Myron A. Hyman
Screenplay: Delia Ephron, Noreen Stone, James Buchanan
  It's finally coming out!!  This has only been completed for about five
years, caught up in litigation with Dino DeLaurentiis' defunct company.  And
then it's reported quite awful, as well.  It's so old, in fact, that I didn't
feel like digging that far back in the archives to get all of the production
info.  Delayed twice again, latest time from Fall.  Funded by some BCCI
accounts.....

BY THE SWORD                        TBA
Dir: Jeremy Paul Kagan
Cast: F. Murray Abraham, Eric Roberts
Start Date: 9/90, New York
  Fencing academy instructor is jealous of the success of his new instructor.

THE GATE II                        February 28
Rating: "R" for scenes of drug use.
Dir: Tibor Takacs
Cast: Louis Tripp, Pamela Segall, James Villemaire, Simon Reynolds
Producer: Andras Hamori
  Sequel to the moderate hit of 1986 with the same director.

HIT MAN                            TBA
Dir: Roy London
Cast: Forest Whitaker, Sherilyn Fenn, Louis Anderson, Conchata Ferrell, Seymour
Cassell,  Jim Belushi, Sharon Stone, Lois Chiles
Producer: Amin Q. Chaudri
Screenplay: Kenneth Pressman, based on his play "Insider's Price"
D.P.: Yuri Sokol
Start Date: 1/9/91, Pittsburgh, Sharon, PA
  Suspense film starring a TWIN PEAKS luminary.  Music is by Michel Colombier,
who performed the same services on NEW JACK CITY.

RUBY                            March 13
Dir: John Mackenzie
Cast: Danny Aiello, Sherilyn Fenn, Arliss Howard
Producers: Sigurjon Sighvatsson, Steve Golin
Screenplay: Stephen Davis, based on his play "Love Field"
  This one's about Jack Ruby and his assassination of Lee Harvey Oswald.  From
Propaganda Films.

WILD ORCHID II: TWO SHADES OF BLUE             March 27
Rating: "R"
Dir: Zalman King
Cast: Nina Siemaszko, Tom Skerrit, Robert Davi, Wendy Hughes
Exec. Producer: Mark Damon
Producers: David Saunders, Rafael Eisenman
Screenplay: Zalman King, George Gary
D.P.: Mark Reshovsky
Start Date: 10/12/90, Los Angeles
  A beautiful woman's romance with a handsome, wealthy man is jeopardized when
he sees her in a fake porno film.   May open April 3rd.    Formerly titled BLUE
MOVIE BLUE.





Turner Pictures
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ARSENIC AND OLD LACE
Dir: TBA
Cast: TBA
  Yet another remake of this classic tale will be produced by the venerable
Lord Lew Grade.   Discussions are underway with Shirley MacLaine and Shelley
Winters to play the aunts.  John Cusack and Mark Harmon are under consieration
for the lead.   This may go to TNT domestically.





20th Century Fox
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ALIEN3          2.35          70mm        (SS)    May 22
Dir: David Fincher
Cast: Sigourney Weaver, Charles Dutton, Charles Dance, Brian Glover, Paul
McGann, Ralph Brown, Daniel Webb, Lance Henriksen
Producers: David Giler, Walter Hill, Gordon Carroll
Screenplay: John Fasano, Larry Ferguson
D.P.: Alex Thomson
Start Date: 1/14/91, London
Negative Cost: $57+ million
  Third time's the charm?  Ripley arrives on an orbiting prison space station
only to again be faced with battling the Alien while hindered by the lack of
technology in this new place.   Fincher is a first-time feature director,
having conquered the music video world already, particularly for Madonna.
Visual Effects are provided by Boss Films. Supervisor Richard Edlund says the
EFX will be vastly more sophisticated and numerous than in the previous two
films.   The title alien will be more mobile than in the past and there will
be some "digital scene creation", such as Edlund used in GHOST's end sequence.
Production design by multiple Oscar winner Norman Reynolds.  The film will go
through four weeks of reshoots in LA commencing December 9th.  It's apparently
a mess!   Fox' exec. VP Tom Sherak says "there's no better way to launch Summer
1992 that with this latest chapter in the series, which is a stunning
continuation of the story both creatively and technologically".   Film has
been twice delayed, from November/December 1991, to January/February 1992,
to Memorial Day Weekend.
                            February/March
BACK IN THE USSR                     February 7
Rating: "R", for some language and violence, and for a scene of sensuality.
Dir: Deran Serafian
Cast: Frank Whaley, Natalya Negoda, Roman Polanski
Producers: Lindsey Smith, Ilmar Taska
Screenplay: Lindsey Smith
Start Date: 10/1/90, Moscow
  This romantic thriller was shot in and around Moscow.  It depicts an American
student caught up in art theft and murder.  as he is framed for murder when a
priceless icon is stolen.  Whaley was last seen in CAREER OPPORTUNITIES and
THE DOORS.  Negoda starred in LITTLE VERA. Formerly titled ICONS.
From Largo Entertainment.  May only receive limited theatrical exposure and/or
go straight to video.

BEFORE I WAKE        (Pentamerica)            March
Dir: Michael Lessac
Cast: Kathleen Turner, Tommy Lee Jones, Esther Rolle, Park Overall, Asha Menina
Producers: Dale Pollock, Lianne Halfon, Wolfgang Glattes
Screenplay: Michael Lessac
  A mother's young daughter suddenly becomes mute and develops unusual
abilities that medical science cannont explain.  Postproduction was done at the
Skywalker Ranch.  This is Lessac's feature directorial debut.  He is known for
directing TV sitcoms.

BLACK CAT BONE: THE RETURN OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN        TBA
Dir: John Hughes
Cast: TBA
Producer: John Hughes
Screenplay: John Hughes
Start Date: 3/16/92
  Hughes has written a script that brings the Huck Finn character into modern
times.

THE CROWDED ROOM                    Fall
Dir: James Cameron
Cast: John Cusack
Producers: James Cameron, Larry Kassanoff
Screenplay: Todd Graff, from Daniel Keyes' novel "The Minds of Billy Milligan"
Start Date: 4/92
  Cameron's new non-EFX film (before the EFX-laden SPIDERMAN) concerns a man
with multiple personalities.   Cameron plans to use different actors to play
the other personalities!   Graff wrote the script for USED PEOPLE and was a
featured actor in Cameron's THE ABYSS.   From Lightstorm Entertainment.

FERNGULLY: THE LAST RAINFOREST              (SR)    April 17
Dir: Bill Kroyer
Voices: Tim Curry, Samantha Mathis, Christian Slater, Jonathan Ward, Robin
Williams, Grace Zabriskie, Cheech Marin, Tommy Chong
Exec. Producers: Robert W. Cort, Ted Field
Producers: Peter Faiman, Wayne Young
Screenplay: Jim Cox, based on original children's stories by Australian author
Diana Young
Composer: Alan Silvestri
Start Date: 6/4/90, Los Angeles
  Animated musical feature with an ecological theme uses mythical characters
to deal with the threat to the world's rain forests. Delayed from 11/22/91.
There would have been an unprecedented THREE major animated films opening the
same day!  Principal animation was completed by the 120+ animators in early
October 1991.  The animation has been called "visually stunning".   There are
35+ merchandising tie-ins, including Pizza Hut, Target Stores, USPS and Green
Giant.  This is Fox' first animated feature since 1983.
  Johnny Clegg, Sheena Easton, Elton John, Raffi, Tone Loc and Robin Williams
will perform original songs written for the animated musical fantasy.
Songwriters include Jimmy Webb, Thomas Dolby, Raffi, Jimmy Buffett, Elton John,
Bruce Roberts and Alan Silvestri.
   The complete list of songs to be featured in the film follows: "Life is a
Magic Thing," written by Thomas Dolby and performed by Johnny Clegg; "A Dream
Worth Keeping," written by Jimmy Webb and Alan Silvestri and performed by Sheena
Easton; "Some Other World," written by Bruce Roberts and Elton John and
performed by Elton John; "It's Raining Like Magic," written and performed by
Raffi; "If I'm Goanna Eat Somebody (It Might As Well Be You)," written by Jimmy
Buffet and Mike Utley and performed by Tone Loc, and "Batty Rap," an original
character piece written by Dolby and performed by Robin Williams as the voice of
brain- fried bat Batty Koda.
   A cover version of the classic song "Land of a Thousand Dances,"
re-interpreted by producer Teddy Riley (who has four songs featured on Michael
Jackson's "Dangerous" album) and performed by Guy, and "Toxic Love," written
by Dolby and performed by Tim Curry, as the evil villain Hexxus.

FOLKS                            May
Dir: Ted Kotcheff
Cast: Tom Selleck, Don Ameche, Anne Jackson, Christine Ebersole
Producers: Victor Drai, Malcolm Harding
Screenplay: Robert Klane
  A Chicago commodities broker (Selleck) hasn't seen his parents in years.
They had retired to Florida and he has little contact with them.  Everything
changes with a late-night call from a Florida hospital.   He is suddenly wanted
by the FBI, his assets are frozen, his senile parents move in and his wife
leaves him.  His parents come up with a crazy idea to solve the situation.   A
black comedy from the producers of WEEKEND AT BERNIE'S.

FORTRESS                        TBA
Dir: Stuart Gordon
Cast: Christopher Lambert, Kurtwood Smith, Loryn Locklin, Lincoln Kilpatrick
Producers: John David, John Flock
Screenplay: Troy Neighbors, Steven Feinberg, Terry Fox
D.P.: David Eggby
Start Date: 10/21/91, Queensland Australia

THE GOOD SON                        1993
Dir: TBA
Cast: Macauley Culkin
Producer: Larry Mark
Screenplay: Ian McEwan
Start Date: late 1992, New England
  Production has been delayed a year as Macauley Culkin has been signed to play
the "bad seed" and he's tied up with HOME ALONE 2.   This film takes place in a
wintry environment so it will now be a 1993 release, rather than Fall 1992.
Michael Lehmann of HEATHERS and HUDSON HAWK infamy was signed as director.  He
didn't think Culkin was old enough to play the character.   He was considering
two other boys for the part, but Fox inked Culkin instead and delayed the
picture.   Lehmann will not direct.  Mary Steenburgen's participation is up
in the air, too.   Culkin will get somewhere in the neighborhood of $1.5-$2
million.

GRAND CANYON       2.35             (SR)         January 10 (limited)
Rating: "R" for language                January 17 (wide)
Dir: Lawrence Kasdan
Cast: Danny Glover, Kevin Kline, Steve Martin, Mary McDonnell, Mary Louise
Parker, Alfre Woodard
Producers: Charles Okun, Michael Grillo, Lawrence Kasdan
Screenplay: Lawrence Kasdan, Meg Kasdan
Composer: James Newton Howard
D.P.: Owen Roizman
Start Date: 3/11/91, Los Angeles
  A very personal serio-comic look at the ups and downs of L.A. life in the
Ninties, ala' THE BIG CHILL.  Opened in exclusive New York and Los Angeles
engagements on Christmas Day to qualify for the Oscars and goes wider on
January 10th.  Film runs 134 minutes.

HOFFA                            December
Dir: Danny DeVito
Cast: Jack Nicholson, Danny DeVito
Producer: Edward R. Pressman, Caldecott Chubb
Screenplay: David Mamet
Start Date: 1/92, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Washington DC
Negative Cost: $35 million
  The long in the works biopic about Teamster boss Jimmy Hoffa.  Both DeVito
and Nicholson have had to compromise on their fees to get the greenlight on the
production, even after talking the project with Disney, Warner Brothers,
TriStar and Universal.  Everyone loved the script, but not the pricetag.

HOME ALONE 2: LOST IN NEW YORK                November 20
Dir: Chris Columbus
Cast: Macauley Culkin, Joe Pesci, Daniel Stern, John Heard, Catherine O'Hara,
Brenda Fricker, Tim Curry, Eddie Bracken, Rob Schneider
Producer: John Hughes
Screenplay: John Hughes
D.P.: Julio Macat
Start Date: 12/9/91, New York, Chicago
  Will lightning strike twice?  The first film has passed the $500 million
worldwide boxoffice gross watermark.  Culkin is reportedly getting $7 million
for this one.

HOUSE OF CARDS                        May

JACK THE BEAR                        September
Dir: Marshall Herskovitz
Cast: Danny DeVito, Gary Sinise, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Robert J. Steinmiller
Jr., Miko Hughes
Screenplay: Steve Zaillen, based on Dan McCall's novel
  DeVito plays a widower who moves his family to Oakland, CA after his wife's
death.   He becomes a late-night TV horror movie host and very popular with the
neighborhood kids.   Herskovitz is known for TV's "thirtysomething".  Film was
delayed from 12/91 release.

JUMPIN' AT THE BONEYARD                    TBA
Rating: "R" for language
Cast: Tim Roth, Alexis Arquette

THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS        70mm        July 3
Dir: Michael Mann
Cast: Daniel Day Lewis, Madeline Stowe, Jodhi May, Eric Schweig, Russell Means,
Steven Waddington, Wes Studi, Maurice Roeves
Producers: Michael Mann, Hunt Lowry
Screenplay: Michael Mann, Christopther Crowe, based on James Fenimore Cooper's
novel
D.P.: Dante Spinotti
Start Date: 6/17/91, Asheville, NC
Negative Cost: $37 million
  The Oscar winner toplines in another version of this classic tale from the
man who gave us MIAMI VICE.  Set against the backdrop of the French-Indian
wars, Lewis plays a frontiersman who was raised by Mohican Indians.   He
falls in love with the daughter of a British colonel (Stowe).  Lewis has
apparently put on a lot of muscle for this role.  Morgan Creek International
holds foreign distribution rights.

LOVE POTION #9                        February 14
Dir: Dale Launer
Cast: Tate Donovan, Sandra Bullock, Dale Midkiff, Mary Mara
Producer: Tom Hammel
Screenplay: Dale Launer
D.P.: William Wages
Start Date: 10/7/90, Atlanta
  Romantic comedy about two shy scientists who create a love potion that stirs
the desire of every member of the opposite sex they meet.   Launer makes his
directorial debut.  He wrote RUTHLESS PEOPLE.

MAN TROUBLE                        April
Dir: Bob Rafelson
Cast: Jack Nicholson, Ellen Barkin, Beverly D'Angelo
Producers: Bruce Gilbert, Carole Eastman
Screenplay: Carole Eastman
  Barkin is a singer who is house-sitting for her sister (D'Angelo).   She
discovers that the security gate is broken and feels threatened.   Nicholson
enters as a con man posing as an attack dog trainer.  Romantic fireworks ensue.

MY COUSIN VINNY                        March 13
Rating: "R" for language
Dir: Jonathan Lynn
Cast: Joe Pesci, Ralph Macchio, Mitchell Whitfield, Marisa Tomei, Fred Gwynne,
Lane Smith, Bruce McGill, Austin Pendleton
Producer: Dale Launer
Screenplay: Dale Launer
D.P.: Peter Deming
Start Date: 2/11/91, Georgia
  Comedy with Pesci as a lawyer who uses his East Coast swagger to defend two
cousins framed for murder.  Lynn directed NUNS ON THE RUN.  Launer wrote LOVE
POTION #9 and RUTHLESS PEOPLE.

NAKED LUNCH                        January 10 (wide)
Rating: "R" for heavy drug content, bizarre eroticism, and language
Dir: David Cronenberg
Cast: Peter Weller, Judy Davis, Julian Sands, Roy Scheider, Monique Mercure,
Michael Zelniker, Nicholas Campbell, Joseph Scorsiani
Producer: Jeremy Thomas
Screenplay: David Cronenberg, based on William Burroughs' novel
Composer: Howard Shore
D.P.: Peter Suschitzky
Start Date: 1/21/91, Toronto
  Surreal, nightmarish adventure based on Burroughs' literary classic.  A
writer who fears his talent finds liberation when mysterious entities send him
to Interzone....a fictitious place overrun by witches, junkies, spies and
shape-shifting monsters.   Word is really good.  Moved up to Christmas '91
exclusive engagements in New York and LA for Oscar qualification.
Won Best Screenplay and Best Supporting Actress (Judy Davis) Awards from the
New York Film Critics' Circle.   "Exterminate all rational thought".

NIGHT AND THE CITY                    November
Dir: Irwin Winkler
Cast: Robert DeNiro, Jessica Lange, Alan King, Cliff Gorman, Jack Warden, Eli
Wallach
Exec Producer: Martin Scorsese
Producers: Jane Rosenthal, Irwin Winkler
Screenplay: Richard Price, based on Jules Dassin's 1950 20th-Fox film, written
in turn by Jo Eisinger from Gerald Kersh's story
D.P.: Tak Fujimoto
Start Date: 11/4/91, New York
Negative Cost: $20 million
  Remake of the 1950 Jules Dassin classic about a New York hustler trying to
make his way as a boxing promoter.  DeNiro replaces Tom Hanks in the lead role.
DeNiro and Lange reteamed after CAPE FEAR.  A Martin Scorsese presentation.
From Tribeca Productions.  Hey, that's two remakes for DeNiro in one year's
time!

ONCE UPON A FOREST                    August
Dir: Dave Michener
Voices: Michael Crawford, Glenn Close, Andrae Crouch, Ben Vereen
Producers: David Kirschner, Charles Grosvenor
Screenplay: Mark Young, Kelly Ward
 Formerly called THE ENDANGERED, this animated film is yet another
environmentally-themed project.    An oil spill and toxic fumes infiltrate an
underwater paradise.  So far 15 merchandising licensees have been signed for
the film.   Music is by James Horner.

PRELUDE TO A KISS                        July
Dir: Norman Rene
Cast: Alec Baldwin, Meg Ryan, Patty Duke, Ned Beatty, Kathy Bates, Stanley
Tucci, Sydney Walker
Producer: Michael Gruskoff
Screenplay: Craig Lucas, from his play
D.P.: Stefan Czapsky
Start Date: 4/8/91, Los Angeles
  The hit Broadway play about a newlywed who finds that his wife's soul
has entered the body of an elderly man comes to the big (or small) screen.

THE PRETENDER                        1993
Dir: George Gallo Jr.
Cast: Anthony LaPaglia
Producer: David Permut
Screenplay: George Gallo Jr.
Start Date: 3/92

RAPID FIRE                        August
Dir: Dwight Little
Cast: Brandon Lee, Powers Boothe, Nick Mancuso
Producers: Robert Lawrence, Jerry Olsen
Screenplay: Alan B. McElroy
D.P.: Ric Waite
Start Date: 5/28/91, Los Angeles, Chicago
  Bruce Lee's son stars in this thriller.  An art student helps a Chicago cop
break up the city's heroin biz.  Another martial-arts flick.

RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT                1993
Dir: Chris Columbus
Producer: Stan Buchtal
  An action-adventure.

RISING SUN                        late 1992 /early 1993
Dir: Philip Kaufman
Cast: Sean Connery
Screenplay: Philip Kaufman, based on Michael Crichton's novel
Start Date: 4/92, Los Angeles
  Crichton's new novel about the insidious influence of Japanese interests in
an America of the very near future will be directed by the very capable Mr.
Kaufman, whose last project was HENRY AND JUNE.  Kaufman also helmed THE RIGHT
STUFF and INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS (1978).

RUBY CAIRO                        TBA
Dir: Graeme Clifford
Cast: Andie MacDowell, Liam Neeson
Screenplay: Robert Dillon, Michael Thomas
Negative Cost: $24 million
  MacDowell is a woman who enters a world of danger and intrigue when she
attempts to uncover the plot behind her husband's mysterious demise in a plane
crash.  Romantic thriller was shot in LA, Cairo, Athens, Berlin and Veracruz.
From Kadokawa Pictures.  Clifford directed FRANCES.   Dillion wrote THE RIVER,
Thomas wrote LADYHAWKE.

SHINING THROUGH          2.35      70mm  (SS)  (SR)      January 31
Rating: "R" for a scene of sensuality
Dir: David Seltzer
Cast: Michael Douglas, Melanie Griffith, Liam Neeson, Joely Richardson, Sir
John Gielgud
Producers: Howard Rosenman, Carol Baum
Screenplay: David Seltzer, based on Susan Isaacs' novel
D.P.: Jan De Bont
Start Date: 10/1/90, Berlin, England
  A World War II romantic thriller involves a secretary working in the New York
office of the OSS who goes on a spy mission to Berlin.  She is half-Jewish and
she infiltrates German security by posing as a housekeeper for Nazi officer
Liam Neeson.  Douglas is her occasional lover and permanent boss, who was paid
*only* $6 million for this one.  Seltzer directed PUNCHLINE.  The word is
good.  Delayed from 11/8/91 release.

STORYVILLE                        TBA
Dir: Mark Frost
Cast: James Spader, Jason Robards, Joanne Whalley-Kilmer
Producers: David Roe, Edward R. Pressman
Screenplay: Mark Frost
Start Date: 4/29/91, New Orleans
  TWIN PEAKS co-creator Mark Frost makes his directorial debut with this tale
of a young attorney with congressional ambitions who helps uncover the sins of
his powerful Louisiana family's dynasty.  World premiere is at the 1992
Sundance Film Festival.

THIS IS MY LIFE                        February
Rating: "R" for one scene of sensuality
Dir: Nora Ephron
Cast: Julie Kavner, Samantha Mathis, Dan Aykroyd, Carrie Fisher
Producer: Lynda Obst
Screenplay: Nora Ephron, Delia Ephron, based on Meg Wolitzer's novel
D.P.: Robert M. Stevens
Start Date: 3/18/91, Toronto
  Kavner gets her first starring role and Ephron makes her directorial debut in
this story of a young girl growing up in the shadow of a famous mother.  Kavner
is a working mother whose dream of making it as a standup comic come true with
the help of her agents (Aykroyd and Fisher) Ephron last wrote THE SUPER and
WHEN HARRY MET SALLY...  Kavner was recently visible in AWAKENINGS and
ALICE...and of course as the voice of Marge Simpson in THE SIMPSONS.   Film
had world premiere at the 1992 Sundance Film Festival on January 16th in Salt
Lake City.   Excellent advanced word.

TOYS                            December
Dir: Barry Levinson
Cast: Robin Williams
Producer: Mark Johnson
Screenplay: Valerie Curtin, Barry Levinson
Start Date: 2/10/92, Los Angeles
  The director and star of GOOD MORNING, VIETNAM are reunited.

UNLAWFUL ENTRY       (Largo Entertainment)        October
Dir: Jonathan Kaplan
Cast: Ray Liotta, Kurt Russell, Madeline Stowe
Producer: Charles Gordon
Screenplay: Lewis Colick
D.P.: Jamie Anderson
Start Date: 10/25/91, Los Angeles
  Russell is a husband whose world goes awry after his house is burglarized.

USED PEOPLE   (Largo Entertainment)            Fall
Dir: Beeban Kidron
Cast: Shirley MacLaine, Jessica Tandy, Kathy Bates, Marcello Mastroianni,
Marcia Gay Harden, Sylvia Sidney
Screenplay: Todd Graff
Start Date: 9/11/91, New York, Toronto
  Comedy-drama about recently widowed woman who is courted by a longtime
admirer on her husband's funeral day is set in Queens NY of 1969.
Tandy plays MacLaine's mother.  Screenwriter Graff was featured in THE ABYSS.

WHITE MEN CAN'T JUMP                    March
Dir: Ron Shelton
Cast: Wesley Snipes, Woody Harrelson, Rosie Perez, Tyra Ferrell, Kadeem
Hardison, Marques Johnson, Nigel Miguel, Freeman Williams, Cylk Cozart
Producers: David Lester, Don Miller
Screenplay: Ron Shelton
D.P.: Russell Boyd
Start Date: 5/20/91, Los Angeles
Cast: Wesley Snipes, Woody Harrelson, Ernest Harden Jr.
  Mr. Shelton continues with his sports fancy with a basketball comedy/drama.
Snipes hits big twice in NEW JACK CITY and JUNGLE FEVER.  Harrelson is Woody on
CHEERS.





21st Century Releasing
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SILENT VICTIM                            January
Dir: Menahem Golan
Cast: Michelle Greene, Alex Hyde-White, Kyle Secor, Ely Pouget
Producer: Menahem Golan
Start Date: 9/25/91
  Topical drama concerns women's rights, fetal rights and abortion.  Greene
(L.A. LAW) is an unhappily married woman who attempts suicide while not
realizing she is pregnant.  As a result, the fetus dies.  The child's father is
the local D.A. and files murder charges against her.  She becomes a cause
celebre' on the issues.  Formerly titled HOTHOUSE.  Delayed from 12/15/91
release.




Universal
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AMERICAN ME                        March 13
Rating: "R" for strong violence and sensuality and for language and drug
content
Dir: Edward James Olmos
Cast: Edward James Olmos, William Forsythe, Evelina Fernandez, Danny Haro, Cary
Hiroyuka Tagawa, Pepe Serna, Danny De La Paz, Daniel Villareal, Domingo Ambriz
Producers: Edward James Olmos, Sean Daniel, Robert M. Young, Irwin Young
Screenplay: Floyd Mutrux, Edward James Olmos
D.P.: Ray Villalobos
Start Date: 6/3/91, Los Angeles
Negative Cost: $16 million
  Olmos wears all the hats in this period piece about the Mexican Mafia.  He is
a powerful crime boss who winds up in jail yet continues to control his East
L.A. empire from behind bars.   He also organizes the inmates along racial and
ethnic lines to control illicit inmate activites.

ARMY OF DARKNESS                    August
Dir: Sam Raimi
Cast: Bruce Campbell, Marcus Gilbert
Producer: Robert Tapert
Screenplay: Sam Raimi, Ivan Raimi
Start Date: 5/20/91, Southern California
  Sam Raimi's next shockfest features effects by KNB Effects Group, Alterian
Studios and those nice folks at Introvision.   His last feature was DARKMAN.

AT PLAY IN THE FIELDS OF THE LORD  1.85    (SR)        January
Rating: "R" for language and sensuality
Dir: Hector Babenco
Cast: Tom Berenger, John Lithgow, Daryl Hannah, Aidan Quinn, Tom Waits, Kathy
Bates, Niilp Kivirinta, Stenio Garcia, Nelson Xavier, Jose Dumont
Producer: Saul Zaentz
Screenplay: Hector Babenco, Jean-Claude Carriere, based on Peter Mathiessen's
1965 novel
Composer: Zbignew Preisner
D.P.: Lauro Escorel
Negative Cost: $36 million
  Independently produced ecological drama was filmed deep in the
Brazilian jungles.  Two American mercenary pilots are stranded in the South
American jungle and accept a job to bomb a tribe of Indians off their land.   A
prestige pickup release for a prestigious film.  Film runs a gargantuan 185
minutes. Babenco directed KISS OF THE SPIDER WOMAN.  Zaentz produced AMADEUS.
Opened in limited release on 12/6/91.

THE BABE                        April 17
Dir: Arthur Hiller
Cast: John Goodman, Kelly McGillis, Trini Alvarado, Bruce Boxleitner, James
Cromwell, Joseph Ragno, Ralph Marrero, Brett Hadley
Producer: John Fusco
Screenplay: John Fusco
Start Date: 5/13/91, Chicago
  Goodman stars as Babe Ruth in yet another in the wave of baseball-themed
films.  McGillis is his second wife and Boxleitner is Jumpin' Joe Dugan, his
teammate and friend.

BEETHOVEN                        April 10
Rating: "PG"
Dir: Steve Rash
Cast: Charles Grodin, Bonnie Hunt, Dean Jones
Exec Producer: Ivan Reitman
Producers: Joe Medjecuk, Michael C. Gross
Screenplay: Edmond Dantes, Amy Holden Jones
D.P.: Victor J. Kemper
Start Date: 5/1/91, Los Angeles
  Comedy about a St. Bernard named after the great composer.  Rash directed THE
BUDDY HOLLY STORY.  Will possibly be a Christmas release, likely not until
1992.

A BRONX TALE                        TBA
Dir: Robert DeNiro
Cast: Chazz Palminteri, Robert DeNiro
Producers: Robert DeNiro, Jane Rosenthal
Screenplay: Chazz Palminteri, based on his play
Start Date: 10/91
  DeNiro makes his directorial debut in this slice-of-life.   From Tribeca
Productions.

THE BRUCE LEE STORY                    TBA
Dir: Rob Cohen
Cast: Jason Scott Lee
Producer: Raffaella DeLaurentiis
Screenplay: Rob Cohen
Start Date: Spring '92
  Producer Cohen makes his directorial debut on this biopic focusing on the
relationship between the martial arts cinema superstar and his Anglo spouse.
Star Lee is no relation.

CATS                            1993
Exec. Producer: Steven Spielberg
  An animated version of the mega-hit stage musical from Amblimation.

CHARLIE CHAN
Dir: David Mamet
Cast: TBA
Exec Producers: Brian Grazer, Ron Howard
Producers: John Davis, Wayne Williams
Screenplay: David Mamet
Negative Cost: $20 million
  This Imagine Entertainment film will be budgeted on the southern side of $20
million.   A worldwide search for the actor to be the new Charlie Chan is
underway.  Mamet most recently wrote and directed HOMICIDE.

THE CONCIERGE                        TBA
Dir: Barry Sonnenfeld
Cast: Michael J. Fox
Producer: Brian Grazer
Screenplay: Lawrence Konner, Mark Rosenthal
Start Date: 3/92, New York
  A concierge at one of New York's finest hotels wants to run his own
bed-and-breakfast establishment.   In order to do so, he must woo an investor,
who he learns is having an affair with the woman he wanted to date.  Sonnenfeld
directed THE ADDAMS FAMILY.  From Imagine Entertainment.

COP AND A HALF                        TBA
Dir: Henry Winkler
Cast: Burt Reynolds
Exec. Producer: Brian Grazer
Producer: Paul Maslansky
Screenplay: Arne Olsen
Start Date: 3/92
  A story of a hard-as-nail policeman and a precocious boy.   The child's role
was originally written for Macauley Culkin, who priced himself out of the
running.   It was re-written for a girl and Kurt Russell was to star.   They
James Caan was slated with a male child.    Now it'll be Burt.  From Imagine
Entertainment.  Open call for the boy's part says the boy is "charismatic and
outgoing with an old soul wisdom.   He's physically small and endearing, but
with a feisty personality and a keen sense of intelligence.  He is street smart
and intuitive, but with the innocence of a child."

CREATURE                        TBA
Dir: Frank LaLoggia
Cast: TBA
Producers: Alex Gartner, Stanley Buchthal
Screenplay: Richard Matheson, based on John Saul's novel
  This story of experiments in athletic training should prove a very timely
entertainment.

THE CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON            TBA
Dir: John Carpenter
Producer: Sandy King
  Remake of the classic horror film.

THE DAY BEFORE MIDNIGHT                    TBA
Dir: Patrick Read Johnson
Cast: TBA
Producers: Sean Daniel, Jack Freedman, Patricia Herskowitz, Wayne Williams,
Gary Kurtz
Screenplay: Ray Gideon, Bruce Evans, John Bishop, based on Steven Hunter's
novel
Start Date: 2/92
  A nuclear-themed action thriller concerns bad guys who take over a nuclear
missile silo and threaten to start World War III.   Ordinary Americans save the
day.

DEATH BECOMES HER                    Summer
Dir: Robert Zemeckis
Cast: Meryl Streep, Goldie Hawn, Bruce Willis, Isabella Rossellini
Producers: Robert Zemeckis, Steve Starkey
Screenplay: David Koepp, Martin Donovan
D.P.: Dean Cundey
Start Date: 12/2/91, Los Angeles
  Streep is a vain actress  Hawn writes beauty books.  Willis is Streep's
plastic surgeon husband.  Hawn is his mistress.  Both women swallow a
potion they think will grant them eternal youth.  However their bodies die
while their spirits still inhabit them. Sounds weird, but what to expect from
the writer/producers of APARTMENT ZERO? Chock-full of special visual effects.
The principals are reportedly taking lower fees than usual in exchange for gross
profit participation.  Kevin Kline was originally set to have the male lead,
but Universal balked at his $3 million fee.  Tracey Ullman was in the cast, but
has bowed out.

FAR AND AWAY       2.21                 70mm          June 5
Dir: Ron Howard
Cast: Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman, Robert Prosky, Barbara Babcock, Colm Meaney,
Cyril Cusack, Niall Tobin
Producers: Brian Grazer, Ron Howard
Screenplay: Bob Dolman
D.P.: (65mm) Mikael Salomon
Start Date: 5/28/91, Billings MT, Boston, Ireland
  The first American feature to be shot in 65mm since what seems like forever
is a sweeping romantic adventure of about an Irish tenant farmer who becomes
the unwilling traveling companion to the daughter of his wealthy landlord. They
are caught up in the Oklahoma land rush after emigrating to the U.S. The
film was expected to be released in Cinema Digital Sound, before that system's
"hiatus".  Audio Post-production will be handled by Skywalker Sound, as was
Howard's last feature BACKDRAFT. Film has also been known has THE IRISH STORY,
AN IRISH STORY and "Untitled".    Shot in Panavision's System-65.  Yowza!

THE FLINTSTONES                        70mm    Christmas 1993
Dir: Richard Donner
Cast: John Goodman
Exec. Producer: Steven Spielberg
Start Date: 4/93
  The start date for this live-action feature based on the legendary cartoon
series has been pushed back a year, since director Donner will be in
post-production on LETHAL WEAPON 3 at the time that Fred Flintstone Goodman
will be on hiatus from ROSEANNE in 1992.  From Amblin'.

FRIED GREEN TOMATOES                     January 10 (limited adds)
Rating: "PG-13"                        January 24 (wide)
Dir: Jon Avnet
Cast: Kathy Bates, Jessica Tandy, Mary Stuart Masterson, Mary Louise Parker,
Cicely Tyson, Stan Shaw
Producers: Jon Avnet, Jordan Kerner
Screenplay: Fannie Flagg, Jon Avnet, based on Flagg's Pulitzer Prize-nominated
novel "Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe"
Composer: Thomas Newman
Start Date: 6/10/91, Juliette GA
  Tandy plays octogenarian Ninny Threadgoode who lives in a nursing home down
South.   Bates is the overweight Evelyn Couch, whose husband ignores her at 40.
They become friends and Ninny relates colorful tales of her life in Whistle
Stop, Alabama, and the ladies do some female bonding and swap recipes for
fried green tomatoes and cornbread.   Masterson plays the young Ninny
Threadgoode.   Opened in New York and Los Angeles on 12/27/91.

GUN FOR HIRE                        TBA
Dir: Bruce A. Evans
Cast: Christian Slater
Producer: Raynold Gideon
Screenplay: Bruce A. Evans, Raynold Gideon
  A romantic action comedy featuring the nearly over-exposed Mr. Slater.  The
screenwriters are responsible for STAND BY ME.

HOUSESITTER                        Summer
Dir: Frank Oz
Cast: Steve Martin, Goldie Hawn, Dana Delany, Julie Harris, Donald Moffat,
Peter MacNicol, Richard Shull, Laurel Cronin, Roy Cooper, Christopher Durang
Producer: Brian Grazer
Screenplay: Mark Stein
D.P.: John A. Alonzo
Start Date: 8/5/91, Boston
  Hawn is a con-artist who, after a one-night stand with architect Martin,
moves into his empty country house and passes herself off as his wife.
Hawn replaced Meg Ryan about a month before shooting began. This romantic
comedy was formerly titled YOURS TRULY.   Delany plays the other woman in
Martin's life.  From Imagine Entertainment.

JURASSIC PARK                    70mm    Summer 1993
Dir: Steven Spielberg
Cast: TBA
Producers: Kathleen Kennedy, Gerald R. Molen
Screenplay: Michael Crichton, based on his novel
Start Date: September 1992
Negative Cost: $50+ million
  Big, big film version of Crichton's bestseller concerning genetically
engineered dinosaurs at a futuristic amusement park whose pea-brains
turn out to have minds of their own.   Rights and screenplay cost Universal $2
million. Visual Effects from ILM.  HUGE outlook.  From Amblin'.

KUFFS                            January 10
Rating: "PG-13"
Cast: Christian Slater, Tony Goldwyn, Milla Jovovich, Bruce Boxleitner
Producer: Raynold Gideon
Screenplay: Bruce A. Evans, Raynold Gideon
D.P.: Thomas Del Ruth
  A negative pickup that involves Slater as an immature, irreverent younger
brother to a "contract" policeman in San Francisco who is murdered.   Kuffs
moves to SF, takes over his brother's business and must grow up quickly, as
well as face danger from the murderers, who now want his hide.
The Dallas Motion Picture Classification Board has sued to get the MPAA to
change this films rating ro an "R".  They feel that it is too violent for
children under 16 to see without their parents.

LEAVING NORMAL                        Spring
Dir: Edward Zwick
Cast: Christine Lahti, Meg Tilly, Patrika Darbo, Lenny Von Dohlen, Maury
Chaykin, Brett Cullen
Exec. Producer: Sydney Pollack
Producer: Lindsay Doran
Screenplay: Edward J. Solomon
D.P.: Ralf Detler Bode
Start Date: 4/10/91, Vancouver
  Normal, Wyoming is where they're leaving.  A second failed marriage and she
meets an outspoken cocktail waitress.  They run off for Alaska together.  Zwick
last directed GLORY.  Solomon wrote BILL AND TED'S EXCELLENT ADVENTURE.

THE LOOTERS                        August
Dir: Walter Hill
Cast: Ice T, Ice Cube, Bill Paxton, William Sadler, Art Evans
Exec. Produer: Robert Zemeckis, Bob Gale
Producer: Neil Canton
Screenplay: Robert Zemeckis, Bob Gale
D.P.: Lloyd Ahern
Start Date: 11/4/91, Memphis
  Two Chicago firefighters turned looters, one good, one evil, must go to a
dangerous place in order to recover buried treasure.  Lotsa Ice here.   Paxton
is best remembered from ALIENS.  Sadler from DIE HARD 2 and BILL AND TED'S
BOGUS JOURNEY.

LORENZO'S OIL                        Fall
Dir: George ("Mad Max") Miller
Cast: Nick Nolte, Susan Sarandon, Peter Ustinov, Zach Greenberg, Kathleen
Wilhoite
Producer: George Miller, Doug Mitchell
Screenplay: George Miller, Nick Enright
D.P.: John Seale
Start Date: 9/9/91, Pittsburgh, Washington D.C.
  Nolte and Sarandon play two parents who go to almost any lengths to secure a
miracle cure for their terminally ill child.   This is Aussie director Miller's
first film since THE WITCHES OF EASTWICK.   May open at Christmas.

MAD DOG AND GLORY                    Spring
Dir: John MacNaughton
Cast: Robert DeNiro, Bill Murray, Uma Thurman, Kathy Baker, David Caruso, Mike
Starr
Producers: Martin Scorsese, Barbara De Fina
Screenplay: Richard Price
D.P.: Robby Muller
Start Date: 7/15/91, Chicago
  DeNiro plays Wayne Dobie, a timid police photographer sarcastically nicknamed
"Mad Dog", who inadvertently saves the life of a local gangster, Frank Milo
(Murray).   Milo is aggressively grateful to Dobie and presses him into
accepting a gift -- a beautiful young girl named Glory (Thurman) -- who will be
his for a week.   MacNaughton directed HENRY: PORTRAIT OF A SERIAL KILLER.
Price received an Oscar nomination for the screenplay of THE COLOR OF MONEY.
He also scripted SEA OF LOVE.  Muller shot PARIS, TEXAS.  The film shoot is
scheduled for 10 weeks.

MOT                            TBA
Dir: John Badham
Cast: John Goodman
  Goodman is a dyslexic janitor named Tom based in San Francisco this film that
rolls once ROSEANNE goes on hiatus.

MR. BASEBALL                        Fall
Dir: Fred Schepisi
Cast: Tom Selleck, Ken Takakura, Dennis Haysbert, Aya Takanashi, Markus
Flanagan, Chuck Fick, Scott Plank
Producers: Doug Claybourne, Fred Schepisi
Screenplay: Ed Solomon, Monte Merrick, Gary Ross
Start Date: 9/10/91, Nagoya & Tokyo Japan, Los Angeles, New York
Negative Cost: $40 million
  This long delayed film about an American baseball player in Japan has finally
wrapped production after many rewrites.  It had been experiencing terrible weather
conditions in Japan during production, which delayed filming.   Even so, it
finished on time.  There have been rumblings that some of the film's content
has been altered since the Japanese takeover of parent company MCA.  It was
originally titled TOKYO DIAMOND.

ON THE AIR                        TBA
Cast: Michael J. Fox, John Candy

OTHER WOMAN                        1993
Dir: TBA
Cast: Meryl Streep
Screenplay: Carrie Fisher, Meryl Streep

THE PUBLIC EYE                        Spring/Fall
Dir: Howard Franklin
Cast: Joe Pesci, Barbara Hershey, Jared Harris, Stanley Tucci
Producer: Sue Baden-Powell
Screenplay: Howard Franklin
  In 1942 New York, a tabloid photographer gets caught up in a black-market gas
rationing coupon scandal.  Hershey is a nightclub owner who becomes
romantically involved with him.

PURE HEART                        TBA
Dir: Wesley Strick
Exec Producer: Martin Scorsese
Producer: Alan Greisman
Screenplay: Wesley Strick

RAISING CAIN                        Summer/Fall
Dir: Brian DePalma
Cast: John Lithgow, Lolita Davidovich, Steven Bauer, Frances Sternhagen, Mel
Harris, Gregg Henry, Gabrielle Carteris, Teri Austin, Tom Bower
Producer: Gale Anne Hurd
Screenplay: Brian DePalma
D.P.: Stephen H. Burum
Start Date: 10/24/91, Northern California
  Davidovich, who was so effective as BLAZE, gets to play Lithgow's wife in
this one, a contemporary psychological thriller.  Lithgow is a child
psychologist who kidnaps his own daughter and schemes to frame his wife's
ex-lover for the crime.   DePalma's wife Hurd produces the film.  Formerly
titled FATHER'S DAY.

SCENT OF A WOMAN                    Fall
Dir: Martin Brest
Cast: Al Pacino, Chris O'Donnell
Producer: Martin Brest
Screenplay: Bo Goldman, based on Dino Risi's 1975 film PROFUMO DI DONNA
D.P.: Don Thorin
Start Date: 12/3/91, New York
  Drama about bitter war veteran who's been blinded and the innocent 17-year
old prep school boy assigned to care for him.  Brest last directed MIDNIGHT RUN
for Universal.    D.P. Mikael Salomon left the production and was replaced by
Donald Thorin.  May open at Christmas.

SNEAKERS                        Fall
Dir: Phil Alden Robinson
Cast: Robert Redford, Sidney Poitier, Mary McDonnell, River Phoenix, Ben
Kingsley, Dan Aykroyd, David Strathairn
Producers: Walter F. Parkes, Lawrence Lasker
Screenplay: Phil Alden Robinson
D.P.: John Lindley
Start Date: 10/21/91, San Francisco, Los Angeles
  A caper film about a fugitive student radical from the Sixties, now running a
legitimate security business, whose past catches up with him when he is
blackmailed by the government into using this team of experts for a covert
operation.   "Sneakers" refers to people who are hired to break into places to
test their security.   Poitier plays a former renegade CIA agent who is now a
member of the sneakers team.  Robinson scored big with FIELD OF DREAMS.
McDonnell was Oscar-nominated in DANCES WITH WOLVES.  Phoenix last scored in MY
OWN PRIVATE IDAHO.   Redford bombed (boxoffice-wise, that is) in HAVANA.
Lasker and Parkes wrote WAR GAMES.

STOP OR MY MOM WILL SHOOT                February 21
Dir: Roger Spottiswoode
Cast: Sylvester Stallone, Estelle Getty, JoBeth Williams
Producers: Ivan Reitman, Michael C. Gross, Joe Medjuck
Screenplay: Blake Snyder, Will Davies, Will Osborne, Daniel Petrie Jr.
D.P.: Frank Tidy
Start Date: 5/14/91, Los Angeles
  Sly stays in the comic mood in this comedy-thriller about a feisty New Jersey
mother who shows up at her LA cop son's messy home one day.   She witnesses a
murder and the two of them team up to hunt down the killer.   Spottiswoode last
directed the lamentable AIR AMERICA.

STREETRACER                        TBA
Dir: TBA
Cast: TBA
Producer: Anthony Yerkovich
Screenplay: Anthony Yerkovich, Kem Nunn
Start Date: 1/92, Los Angeles
  From Imagine Entertainment.

TAGGET                            TBA
Rating: "PG-13"

VILLAGE OF THE DAMNED                    TBA
Dir: Robert Harmon
Cast: TBA
Producer: Michael Preger
Screenplay: David Himmelstein
Start Date: 9/91, North Dakota
  Good 'ol Robert Harmon remakes the creepy English film of the early
Sixties about a village where the children acquire strange powers (and really
bright eyes).  Harmon directed THE HITCHER.

WELCOME TO BUZZSAW                    TBA
Dir: Francis Veber
Cast: Matthew Broderick, Jeffrey Jones, Heidi Kling, Marian Mercer, Courtney
Peldon
Producers: Ted Field, Robert Cort, Michael Hertzberg
Screenplay: Joshua & Daniel Goldin
D.P.: Donald Thorin
Start Date: 1/1/91, Santa Cruz, Los Angeles
  A black comedy concerning an investment banker who runs into trouble in a
desolate logging town.  His wallet has been stolen and it contains a phone
number worth some $60 million! Broderick and Jones are reunited again after
their 1987 smash FERRIS BUELLER'S DAY OFF.  Veber directed THREE FUGITIVES.

WE'RE BACK                        November
Dir: Dick Zontag, Ralph Zontag
Voices: Walter Cronkite, John Goodman, John Malkovich, Julia Child, Jay Leno,
Martin Short
Exec Producers: Kathleen Kennedy, Frank Marshall
Producer: Steven Spielberg
Screenplay: John Patrick Shanley
  Another Amblimation animated film produced in LA.  Weird cast, huh?






Warner Brothers
---------------



THE ARROWTOOTH WALTZ                    TBA
Dir: Emir Kusturica
Cast: Faye Dunaway, Johnny Depp, Jerry Lewis, Lili Taylor, Paulina Porizkova,
Michael J. Pollard
Producer: Paul Gurian
Screenplay: Emir Kusturica, David Atkins
Start Date: 4/1/91, Douglas AZ
Negative Cost: $15 million
  Production resumed in September on this comedic western after
ceasing in June when the director had a nervous collapse due to the fast-paced
working style of the American crew and completion bond company pressures.
(Not to speak of the tantrums and fuss of Dunaway and Lewis) Kusturica
directed TIME OF THE GYPSIES.    May be called OUT OF THIS WORLD.

BATMAN RETURNS    1.85              70mm  (SRD) (SS)    June 19
Dir: Tim Burton
Cast: Michael Keaton, Danny DeVito, Michelle Pfeiffer, Christopher Walken,
Michael Murphy, Vincent Schiavelli, Michael Gough, Christi Conaway, Pat Hingle,
Paul Reubens, Jan Hooks, Steve Witting, Andrew Bryniarski
Exec. Producers: Jon Peters, Peter Guber, Benjamin Melniker, Michael Uslan
Producers: Tim Burton, Denise DiNovi
Screenplay: Dan Waters, based on the DC comics
Composer: Danny Elfman
D.P.: Stefan Czapsky
Start Date: 9/3/91, Los Angeles
  Here we go again!   $90 - $100 million budget?  Murphy is the mayor of
Gotham.  Film is shooting on nine stages at Warner Brothers in Burbank.
Reubens is the Penguin's father.  The Boy Wonder has been written out of the
script.   Some shooting is being done on the Warner Brothers back lot on the
New York set designed for ANNIE...also used in MOBSTERS and THE BUTCHER'S WIFE.
Will be one of the first films to be released in the new Dolby SR-D Digital
Sound format.

BLADE RUNNER        2.35             70mm    Fall
Rating: "R" For violence.
Dir: Ridley Scott
Cast: Harrison Ford, Rutger Hauer, Sean Young, Joanna Cassidy, Daryl Hannah,
Edward James Olmos
  Warner Brothers very successfully tested a 35mm reduction print of the 70mm
workprint that was previewed before the original 1982 theatrical release of
BLADE RUNNER.  Lack of narration, lack of upbeat ending and different cuts make
for superior film than the originally released product.  Scott will complete
that version for theatrical exposure in 1992, then home video.   WB is
apparently treating this as a new film for the reissue, which may be a mistake.
Film has been postponed from 2/14/92 to a date TBA.   May be as late as the
Fall.

THE BODYGUARD                        Fall
Dir: Mick Jackson
Cast: Kevin Costner, Whitney Houston, Bill Cobbs, Gary Kemp, Michelle Richards
Producers: Kevin Costner, Jim Wilson, Lawrence Kasdan
Screenplay: Lawrence Kasdan
D.P.: Andrew Dunn
Start Date: 11/25/91, Los Angeles, N. California, Florida
  Production starts in November on this new production from Costner's Tig
Prods.  Ms. Houston makes her big-screen debut as the mega-star who needs
guarding.   A grip truck driver was killed on the set in early January.

BORN TO RIDE                        TBA
Dir: Graham Baker
Cast: John Stamos, John Stockwell, Teri Polo, Kris Kamm, Keith Cooke, Thom
Mathews
Producers: Fred Weintraub, Sandra Weintraub
Screenplay: Michael Pardridge, Janice Hickey
Start Date: 3/13/90, Yugoslavia
 Has disappeared from the WB release slate.

CHICO                            TBA
Dir: Chris Menges
Cast: TBA
Producer: David Puttnam
Screenplay: William Nicholson
Start Date: 4/92, Costa Rica
  Menges directed A WORLD APART.

A CLASS ACT                        April
Dir: Randy Miller
Cast: Kid 'n Play, Meschach Taylor, Alysia Rogers, Rick Ducommun
Exec Producers: Joe Wizan, Berry Gordy
Producers: Todd Black, Suzanne de Passe, Maynell Thomas
Screenplay: Richard Brenne, John Semper, Cynthia Friedlob, Michael Swerdlick,
Wayne Rice
  Musical comedy with the guys who scored in two HOUSE PARTY films.
An egghead and a juve delinquent's identities are confused when they register
to enter a new high school.  An update to THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER.

DENNIS THE MENACE                    Summer 1993
Exec. Producer: Steven Spielberg
Producer: John Hughes
  Dennis comes to the big screen in a live-action version of the venerable Hank
Ketchum comic strip.

DICK AND MARGE SAVE THE WORLD                 July
Rating: "PG"
Dir: Greg Beeman
Cast: Teri Garr, Jon Lovitz, Jeffrey Jones, Thalmus Rasulala, Dwler Brown,
Kathy Ireland, Eric Idle, Wallace Shawn, Tony Cox, Debbie Lee Carrington
Producer: Michael Phillips
Screenplay: Ed Solomon
D.P.: Jacques Haitkin
Start Date: 8/22/90, Southern California
  An outrageous comedy about the surprising interplanetary adventures of Marge
and Dick Nelson, an ordinary middle-aged couple who are abducted and taken to a
tiny world ruled by the most vain and insecure character in the universe, Tod
Spengo, who falls for mom.  Dick saves the world.   Formerly titled MOM AND DAD
SAVE THE WORLD.

DREADNOUGHT                        Fall
Dir: Andrew Davis
Cast: Steven Seagal
Producers: Arnon Milchan, Steve Reuther, Steven Seagal
Screenplay: J.F. Lawton
Start Date: 2/92, Mobile AL.

FALLING DOWN                        TBA
Dir: Joel Schumacher
Cast: TBA
Producers: Arnold Kopelson, Timothy Harris, Herschel Weingrod
Screenplay: Ebbe Roe Smith
Start Date: 3/15/92

FINAL ANALYSIS                         February 7
Rating: "R" for a scene of strong sensuality, and for language and violence
Dir:
Cast: Richard Gere, Kim Basinger
Producers: Paul Witt, Tony Thomas, John Solomon
Screenplay: Wesley Strick
  Erotic thriller with a New York-based psychiatrist (Gere) who gets involved
with a patient's sister.

FREEJACK                               January 17
Rating: "R" for language and violence
Dir: Geoff Murphy
Cast: Emilio Estevez, Anthony Hopkins, Mick Jagger, Rene Russo, David Johansen,
Jonathan Banks, Amanda Plummer, Vincent Schiavelli, John Shea
Producers: Stuart Oken, Ronald Shusett
Screenplay: Ronald Shusett, Steve Pressfield, Dan Gilroy
D.P.: Amir Mokri
Start Date: 1/28/91, Atlanta, New York
Negative Cost: $30 million
  A science fiction adventure.  Jagger plays a 21st Century bounty
hunter who plucks Estevez from his 20th Century race car just before he dies
and whisks him into the year 2020.  Immortality is a prime subject here.
Murphy directed YOUNG GUNS II.  Shusett last wrote TOTAL RECALL.  Visual
Effects are from Dream Quest Images, with recent Oscar winner Alex Funke (TOTAL
RECALL) supervising.  Images include a "spiritual switchboard" where in the
year 2009 the superrich can store their souls in search of new and better
bodies.   From Morgan Creek.    Postponed from November, 1991.  Estevez was
been involved in some reshoots in October.   Soundtrack features The Scorpions,
Jane Child, Jesus Jones, Jesus & Mary Chain, Little Feat, Ministry and 2 Die 4.

HOOVER                            1993
Dir: Francis Coppola
Cast: TBA
Producer: Quincy Jones
Screenplay: based on "J. Edgar Hoover, the Man and the Secrets" by Curt Gentry
  Coppola and Quincy Jones team up for the first time to film the biopic on Mr.
FBI's life from 1924 until the time of Nixon.  Revealed will be the undue
influence Hoover had over 10 presidencies.

HURRICANE SMITH                        TBA
Rating: "R" For action violence, sensuality and language.
Dir: Colin Budds
Cast: Carl Weathers, Cassandra Delaney, Tony Bonner, Jurgen Prochnow
Producers: Stanley O'Toole, Kevin Dobson, Sara Altschul
Screenplay: Peter Kinloch
  Action comedy about a rough-and-tumble guy searching for his missing sister.
Formerly titled DEAD ON DELIVERY.

INNOCENT BLOOD                        Summer
Dir: John Landis
Cast: Anne Parillaud, Anthony LaPaglia, Robert Loggia
Producer: Lee Rich, Leslie Belzberg
Screenplay: Michael Wolk
D.P.: Mac Ahlberg
Start Date: 1/13/92, Pittsburgh
  A sexy female vampire with a conscience who does not feed on innocent people.
One of her most ruthless victims, a mob boss, survives her attack and is
transformed into an even more insidious vampire whom she must destroy with the
aid of an undercover cop.  "Vampire noir" is how this project has been
classified.   Parillaud scored big in LA FEMME NIKITA.  Landis characterizes
the film as "Goodfellas meets Dracula".  Roger Corman is also starting a film
by the same title.

INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS                TBA
Dir: Abel Ferrara
Cast: TBA
Producer: Robert Solo
Screenplay: Nicholas St. John, Dennis Paoli, Stuart Gordon
D.P.: Bojan Bazelli
Start Date: 2/3/92, Alabama
  Tom Burman provides the special effects in this third version of the Pod
People.

JFK    2.35                            (SR)    December 20
Rating: "R" for language
Dir: Oliver Stone
Cast: Kevin Costner, Gary Oldman, Tommy Lee Jones, Sissy Spacek, Kevin Bacon,
Sally Kirkland, Michael Rooker, Jay O. Sanders, Numa Bertell, Laurie Metcalf,
Gary Grubbs, Brian Doyle Murray, Joe Pesci, Beata Pozniak, Jack Lemmon, Walter
Matthau, John Candy, Donald Sutherland, John Larroquette, Jim Garrison
Producers: A. Kitman Ho, Oliver Stone
Screenplay: Oliver Stone, Zachary Sklar, based on books "On the Trail of the
Assassins" by Jim Garrison, "Crossfire" by Jim Masrs
D.P.: Robert Richardson
Start Date: 4/15/91, Dallas, New Orleans, Washington DC
  An outrageous cast in what may be to many an outrageous film concerning the
alleged conspiracies in the assassination of John F. Kennedy.  A big event film
for Warner Brothers.   Stone last directed THE DOORS, Costner last starred in
ROBIN HOOD: POT.   Film runs a whopping 188 minutes.  There was no time for
70mm blowups due to the miniscule post-production schedule.

THE KANGAROO KID                    TBA
Dir: Dean Semler
Cast: TBA
Producer: Robyn Burke
Start Date: 3/30/92, Australia, Dallas

LETHAL WEAPON 3        2.35        70mm  (SRD) (SS)    May 22
Dir: Richard Donner
Cast: Mel Gibson, Danny Glover, Joe Pesci, Rene Russo, Steve Kahan, Darlene
Love, Traci Wolfe, Damon Hines, Ebonie Smith, Stuart Wilson
Producers: Richard Donner, Joel Silver
Screenplay: Jeffrey Boam
D.P. Jan De Bont
Start Date: 10/2/91, Los Angeles, Orlando
  Yet a third in the very popular series.   The producers are paying the city
of Orlando $50,000 to use the October 24th demolition of Orlando City Hall as a
backdrop to film Mel Gibson and Danny Glover running from an exploding
building.   Russo last seen in FREEJACK.   Film may be released in Dolby's SR-D
digital sound process.  Boam wrote INDIANA JONES AND THE LAST CRUSADE.

M. BUTTERFLY                        1993
Dir: David Cronenberg
Cast: TBA
Exec. Producer: David Geffen
Screenplay: David Henry Hwang, from his play
  Cronenberg seems oddly correct to direct the big-screen version of the
Tony-winning play about a French diplomat who was jailed for treason having
been accused of conspiring with his Chinese Communist mistress of 20 years who
he thought was a woman, but was a man.

MALCOLM X         1.85              70mm     Christmas
Dir: Spike Lee
Cast: Denzel Washington, Spike Lee, Angela Bassett, Kate Vernon, Al Freeman
Jr., Theresa Randle, Delroy Lindo, Albert Hall
Producer: Marvin Worth, Spike Lee
Screenplay: James Baldwin, Arnold Perl, Spike Lee
Start Date: 9/16/91, New York, Mecca, Cairo, Soweto, Boston, Newark
D.P.: Ernest Dickerson
Composer: Terence Blanchard
Negative Cost: $33 million
  The long-in-development biopic has Spike Lee at the helm after wresting the
project away from Norman Jewison.  Largo Entertainment distributes overseas.
This is the first non-documentary to ever receive permission to shoot in
Mecca (2nd Unit). Will shoot in Cairo in mid-January.   Nelson Mandela will
be photographed in Soweto.  Spike Lee and Denzel Washington (among others)
are deferring salary in order to come in on budget.  Lee wanted to shoot in
65mm, but is shooting in Super 1.85 instead.  D.P. Dickerson's directorial bow
is JUICE, opening on 1/17/92 from Paramount.   Film has gone several million
over the original $25 million budget.  Look for a three-hour running time, per
Mr. Lee.    Film is also known as ANY MEANS NECESSARY.

THE MAMBO KINGS                         February 28 (NY/LA)
Rating: "R" For sensuality.                 March 20 (wider)
Dir: Arne Glimcher
Cast: Armand Assante, Antonio Banderas, Cathy Moriarty, Maruschka Detmers, Desi
Arnaz Jr., Celia Cruz, Tito Puente
Producers: Arnon Milchan
Screenplay: Cynthia Cidre
  Two brothers, fresh from Havana, arrive in New York in 1953, bringing with
them their vibrant, heart-wrenching mambo songs, and dreams of love and fame.
By day, they struggle to find work in a strange country; by night, they return
to their roots through their music.  Based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel
"The Mambo Kings Sing Songs of Love" by Oscar Hijuelos.  Linda Ronstadt has
recorded two songs in Spanish for the soundtrack.  Tito Puente and Celia Cruz
also perform on the soundtrack.  Glimscher produced GORILLAS IN THE MIST.
Delayed from Christmas '91 release.

MEMOIRS OF AN INVISIBLE MAN      2.35          70mm    February 28
Rating: "PG-13"
Dir: John Carpenter
Cast: Chevy Chase, Daryl Hannah, Sam Neill, Michael McKean
Producer: Bruce Bodner
Screenplay: Robert Collector, Dana Olsen
D.P.: William A. Fraker
Start Date: 3/7/91, San Francisco, Los Angeles
Negative Cost: $40 million
  A Wall Street Securities analyst becomes invisible and, as such, a CIA
target. This film has been five years in gestation.  William Goldman was the
previous screenwriter.  Ivan Reitman and Dick Donner have been involved as
director before.  Visual Effects for this story are from ILM.   Warner Brothers
test-screened a rough-cut on October 9th to "sensational" results.   Chevy
Chase says this project is "head and tails" above anything he's done.

MEN                            1993
Dir: Sydney Pollack
Cast: Dustin Hoffman, Bill Murray
Producers: Mark Rosenberg, Paula Weinstein
Screenplay: Elaine May
  Remake of Dorris Dorrie's German comedy reteams three of the TOOTSIE
principals and a three of those from <gulp> ISHTAR.

NEW JACK CITY 2                        TBA
Dir: TBA
Cast: TBA
Producers: Doug McHenry, George Jackson
  Sequel to the 1991 hit starts shooting in early 1992.

PASSENGER 57                        Fall
Dir: Kevin Hooks
Cast: Wesley Snipes, Bruce Payne, Tom Sizemore, Elizabeth Hurley, Robert Hooks,
Alex Datcher
Producer: Dan Paulson
Screenplay: David Loughery
D.P.: Mark Irwin
Start Date: 1/13/92, Florida
  Snipes is a tough airline security chief who is called on to free American
hijack victims from drug terrorist abductors.  Hooks last directed STRICTLY
BUSINESS.  Snipes starred in JUNGLE FEVER and NEW JACK CITY.  Loughery wrote
DREAMSCAPE and STAR TREK V.

PHANTOM OF THE OPERA                    Christmas 1993
Dir: Joel Schumacher
Producer: Andrew Lloyd Webber
Start Date: 1/93
  The musical smash is on again as a film.... Schumacher is once again slated
to helm, after playing musical directors with Franco Zeffirelli.   Both quit
over lack of creative control.

THE POWER OF ONE                      March 27
Dir: John Avildsen
Cast: Morgan Freeman, Armin Mueller-Stahl
Screenplay: Robert Mark Kamen, based on Bruce Courtenay's novel
  South Africa-based period drama about the birth of apartheid as seen through
the eyes of a teenaged boxer.

RECKLESS KELLY                             TBA
Dir: Yahoo Serious
Cast: Yahoo Serious, Alexei Sayle, Hugo Weaving, Tracy Mann, Sophie Heathcote
Producers: Yahoo Serious, Warwick Ross
Screenplay: Yahoo Serious
Start Date: 10/12/91, Australia
  Why would Warner Brothers finance another picture from Yahoo Serious after
the U.S. disaster that was YOUNG EINSTEIN?   Because the film is very
inexpensive ($7.9 million), and he is very popular Down Under, that's why.

THE REST OF DANIEL                    Fall
Dir: Steve Miner
Cast: Mel Gibson, Gabrielle Anwar
Producer: Bruce Davey
Screenplay: Jeffrey Abrams
D.P.: Russell Boyd
Start Date: 2/4/92, Los Angeles, N. California

SARAFINA!                        TBA
Dir: Mbongeni Ngema
Cast: Whoopi Goldberg, John Kani, Miriam Makeba
Producer: Anant Singh
Screenplay: Mbongeni Ngema
Start Date: 12/91, Soweto
  $10 million film version of the acclaimed stage musical concerning life in
South Africa's black townships.  Choreography by Michael Peters.   South
African blacks have promised trouble for Ms. Goldberg.   Whoopi is reportedly
taking a fee of only $250,000...far less than her usual $2 million.

THE SECRET GARDEN                    TBA
Dir: TBA
Cast: TBA
Exec Producers: Francis Ford Coppola, Fred Fuchs
Producer: Fred Roos
Screenplay: Caroline Thompson
  Big-screen adaptation of the Broadway musical

SINGLES                            April 10
Dir: Cameron Crowe
Cast: Bridget Fonda, Campbell Scott, Kyra Sedgwick, Matt Dillon, Jim True,
Sheila Kelly, Devon Raymond, Bill Pullman
Producer: Richard Hashimoto
Screenplay: Cameron Crowe
D.P.: Ueli Steiger
Start Date: 3/11/91, Seattle
  This ensemble piece centers around a Seattle apartment complex. Crowe last
gave us the terrific SAY ANYTHING.

SOMMERSBY                        TBA
Dir: Jon Amiel
Cast: Jodie Foster, Richard Gere
Producers: Arnon Milchan, Steve Reuther
Screenplay: Nick Meyer
  This period drama concerns a woman whose husband returns from the Civil War
as a much better person than when he left.   She is led to suspect he is an
imposter.  This is an updated version of THE RETURN OF MARTIN GUERRE.   Amiel
directed the delightful QUEEN OF HEARTS and THE SINGING DETECTIVE.

SPEED RACER                        1993
Dir: Patrick Read Johnson
Cast: TBA
Producers: Joel Silver, Richard Donner
Screenplay: Patrick Read Johnson, John Lau
  Big-screen adaptation of the Japanese cartoon series.

STAY TUNED                        Summer
Dir: Peter Hyams
Cast: John Ritter, Pam Dawber, Jeffrey Jones, Heather McComb, David Tom, Eugene
Levy, Bob Dishy, Kristin Cloke, Gianni Russo
Producer: Arnie L. Schmidt
Screenplay: Tom S. Parker, Jim Jennewein
D.P.: Peter Hyams
Start Date: 10/15/91, Vancouver
  Suburban couple need to put the spark back into their troubled marriage.  A
mysterious salesman gives them a free trial of a satellite dish that catapaults
them into an alternate television dimension called Hellvision.

THAT NIGHT                         Summer
Dir: Craig Bolotin
Cast: C. Thomas Howell, Juliette Lewis, Helen Shaver, Eliza Dushku, John
Dossett, J, Smith-Cameron
Producer: Arnon Milchan
Screenplay: Craig Bolotin
D.P.: Bruce Surtees
Start Date: 9/3/91, Baltimore
  A romantic drama.

THE THIEF AND THE COBBLER                TBA
Dir: Richard Williams
Cast: Voices of Vincent Price, Donald Pleasance, Joan Sims, Miriam Margolies
Producers: Imogen Sutton, Richard Williams
Screenplay: Richard Williams, Margaret French, John Patrick Shanley
Start Date: 10/1/90, London
  An animated folk tale from the ancient East about saving the city and winning
the princess' hand.  Long-awaited from triple-Oscar-winning Williams (WHO
FRAMED ROGER RABBIT).

THIS BOY'S LIFE                        Fall
Dir: Michael Caton-Jones
Cast: Robert DeNiro, Ellen Barkin, Leonardo DiCaprio
Producer: Art Linson
Screenplay: Robert Getchell, based on Tobias Woolf's book
Start Date: 2/24/92, Vancouver
  Top-notch cast stars in this biographical story of Tobias Woolf's travels
with his mother in the 1950s and the relationship between his mother and his
stepfather.  Caton-Jones directed MEMPHIS BELLE.

TURTLE BEACH                        February 28 (NY/LA)
Dir: Stephen Wallace
Cast: Greta Scacchi, Joan Chen, Jack Thompson, Art Malik, Victor Longley
Exec Producers: Arnon Milchan, Greg Coote
Producer: Matt Carroll
Screenplay: Ann Turner, based on Blanch D'Alpuget's novel
  The Malaysian-localed story of two women from different backgrounds.  One is
an ambitious journalist, the other an ex-Saigon bar maid.

THE UNFORGIVEN                        August 7
Dir: Clint Eastwood
Cast: Clint Eastwood, Gene Hackman, Morgan Freeman, Richard Harris
Producer: Clint Eastwood
Screenplay: David Webb Peoples
D.P.: Jack N. Green
Start Date: 8/26/91, Alberta Canada
  Yes, it's a western.   Same title as the 1960 Burt Lancaster-Audrey Hepburn
western, too.

UNTIL THE END OF THE WORLD     2.35                 January 17 (wider)
Rating: "R" for language and sensuality     Adds Boston, D.C., Chicago, SF, Seattle
Dir: Wim Wenders
Cast: William Hurt, Solveig Dommartin, Max von Sydow, Jeanne Moreau, Rudiger
Vogler, Sam Neill, Ernie Dingo, David Gulpilil, Lois Chiles, Allen Garfield
Producers: Jonathan Taplin, Anatole Dauman
Screenplay: Wim Wenders, Peter Carey
D.P.: Robby Muller
Start Date: 4/20/90, Venice Italy, France, Portugal, U.S., Japan, Australia,
Germany, USSR, China, Mali
Negative Cost: $26 million
  A huge-scale science fiction romance/road story filmed around the
world in nine countries by Berlin's great Wim Wenders.  This futuristic (set
in 1999) thriller concerns a man's efforts to retrieve a valuable invention
(a device to permit blind people to see recorded images) and a woman's pursuit
of the mysterious man she loves.   Moreau plays Hurt's blind mother, Von Sydow
is his father. Production was to have been in 65mm, but the demanding location
requirements resulted in a 35mm production.  Title song is by the Irish group
U2.  Other acts on the soundtrack include Neneh Cherry, Lou Reed, R.E.M., Patti
Smith, Peter Gabriel and Robbie Robertson. Early notices are quite positive
on some aspects, but mixed on others.   Film ran a epic 178 minutes and
apparently seems somewhat truncated at that length.  Wenders cut 21 minutes
from the film for the American release.  Wenders also has a five-hour cut
that he would like to make the film festival rounds and on home video.
Opened in Germany to mixed business in September 1991.  Reviews in Berlin were
dreadful, they loved it in Munich.   Opened on Christmas, 1991 in New York, Los
Angeles and Toronto.

WHITE SANDS                        April
Dir: Roger Donaldson
Cast: Willem Dafoe, Mickey Rourke, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, Mimi Rogers, M.
Emmet Walsh, Samuel L. Jackson
Producers: William Sackheim, Scott Rudin
Screenplay: Daniel Pyne
D.P.: Peter Menzies
Start Date: 8/13/91, New Mexico
  This thriller features Dafoe as a small-town sheriff whose seemingly
routine investigation into a murder balloons into an intricate plot involving
the FBI and the CIA.

WILLY                            TBA
Dir: Robin Armstrong
Cast: TBA
Exec Producers: Richard Donner, Lauren Shuler-Donner
Producer: Jennie Lew Tugend
Screenplay: Keith Walker, Cirey Blechman, Tom Benedek
Start Date: 5/92, Mexico City, Pacific Northwest










            Release Timeline
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January 3
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THE STATION (Aries)  (NY)



January 10
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AT THE MAX (IMAX) (Seattle)
FRIED GREEN TOMATOES (Universal) (wider)
GRAND CANYON (20th Fox) (limited - broadening)
THE HAND THAT ROCKS THE CRADLE (Disney/Hollywood)
KUFFS (Universal)
NAKED LUNCH (20th Fox) (limited - broadening)
RUSH (MGM-Pathe) (wide)



January 15
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35 UP (Samuel Goldwyn) (NY)



January 17
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FREEJACK (Warner)
GRAND CANYON (20th Fox) (wide)
HEAR MY SONG (Miramax) (San Francisco)
HEARTS OF DARKNESS: A FILMMAKER'S APOCALYPSE (Triton) (LA)
THE INNER CIRCLE (Columbia) (wider)
JUICE (Paramount)
KAFKA (Miramax) (LA, SF)
UNTIL THE END OF THE WORLD (Warner) (Boston, D.C., Chicago, SF, Seattle)


January 19
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HEAR MY SONG (Miramax) (New York)




January 24
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KAFKA (Miramax) (NY)
LOVE CRIMES (Miramax)
SHAKING THE TREE (Castle Hill)



January 31
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ALAN AND NAOMI (Triton)
BEAUTIFUL DREAMERS (Hemdale) (NY, LA)
HARD PROMISES (Columbia) (NY, LA, Chicago, Indianapolis)
THE LUNATIC (Triton) (NY)
MCBAIN (SGE)  (2nd release wave)
MINDWALK (Triton) (Boston)
SHINING THROUGH (20th Fox) 70mm
VOYAGER (Castle Hill) (NY)



Other January Releases
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AT PLAY IN THE FIELDS OF THE LORD (Universal) (wider)
LET HIM HAVE IT (New Line/Fine Line) (wider)
SILENT VICTIM (21st Century)
A WOMAN'S TALE (Orion Classics) (NY, LA)





February 5
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MISSISSIPPI MASALA (Samuel Goldwyn) (NY)





February 7
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BACK IN THE USSR (20th Fox)
FINAL ANALYSIS (Warner)
THE HAIRDRESSER'S HUSBAND (Triton)
HUMAN SHIELD (Cannon) (limited)
INTO THE SUN (Trimark)
MEDICINE MAN (Disney/Hollywood) 70mm
RAISE THE RED LANTERN (Orion Classics) (NY)
UNDER SUSPICION (Columbia)




February 14
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ADVENTURES OF THE GREAT MOUSE DETECTIVE (Disney)
BED AND BREAKFAST (Hemdale) (regional)
COMPLEX WORLD (Hemdale) (Boston)
I DON'T BUY KISSES ANYMORE (Skouras) (LA)
LOVE POTION #9 (20th Fox)
THE LUNATIC (Triton) (LA)
MISSISSIPPI MASALA (Samuel Goldwyn) (LA)
RADIO FLYER (Columbia) 70mm
WAYNE'S WORLD (Paramount)






February 21
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DOLLY DEAREST (Trimark)
FALLING FROM GRACE (Columbia)
K-2 (Miramax)
OTHELLO (Castle Hill) (NY)
THE SILK ROAD (Trimark)
STOP OR MY MOM WILL SHOOT (Universal)
TOTO THE HERO (Triton)




February 28
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BLAME IT ON THE BELLBOY (Disney/Hollywood)
COLD HEAVEN (Hemdale)
THE GATE II (Triumph)
THE MAMBO KINGS (Warner)   (NY, LA)
MEMOIRS OF AN INVISIBLE MAN (Warner) 70mm
PAST MIDNIGHT (New Line)
TERMINAL BLISS (Cannon)
TURTLE BEACH (Warner) (NY, LA)
WHERE ANGELS FEAR TO TREAD (New Line/Fine Line) (NY)



Other February Releases
----------------------------


SPOTSWOOD (Miramax)
THIS IS MY LIFE (20th Fox)



March 6
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CRISS CROSS (MGM-Pathe)
FINAL APPROACH (NY, LA)
GLADIATOR (Columbia)
THE INCREDIBLE JOURNEY (Disney)
A MIDNIGHT CLEAR (Interstar) (limited)



March 13
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AMERICAN ME (Universal)
ARTICLE 99 (Orion)
THE FAVOUR, THE WATCH AND THE VERY BIG FISH (Trimark)
THE LAWNMOWER MAN (New Line)
A MIDNIGHT CLEAR (Interstar) (wide)
MIDNIGHT RIDE (Cannon)
MY COUSIN VINNY (20th Fox)
NO PLACE TO HIDE (Cannon) (limited)
OUTBACK (Hemdale)
RUBY (Triumph)



March 20
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BASIC INSTINCT (TriStar)
THE CHILDREN (Hemdale/Coyote)
THE CUTTING EDGE (MGM)
THE MAMBO KINGS (Warner)   (wider)
ONCE UPON A CRIME (MGM)
SEVEN MINUTES (Hemdale)  (NY, LA)
SHADOWS AND FOG (Orion)
STEPFATHER III - FATHER'S DAY (Trimark)


March 27
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ALBERTO EXPRESS (MK2) (NY)
LADYBUGS (Paramount)
ROADSIDE PROPHETS (New Line) (NY, LA)
WILD ORCHID II: TWO SHADES OF BLUE (Triumph)


March 29
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PROOF (New Line/Fine Line) (NY)




Other March Releases
-------------------------

AMERICAN DREAM (Miramax)  (Austin, MN)
AT THE MAX (IMAX) (Charlotte)
BEFORE I WAKE (20th Fox)
DELICATESSEN (Miramax)
DINGO (Greycat) (Portland, NY, LA)
HIGHWAY 61 (Paramount)
HOWARD'S END (Orion Classics)
JOHNNY SUEDE (Miramax)
POISON IVY (New Line)
RESIDENT ALIEN (Greycat)
RULES OF THE GAME (Miramax)
STEPKIDS (New Line)
WHITE MEN CAN'T JUMP (20th Fox)
ZENTROPA (Miramax/Prestige)



April 1
-------------

BREAKFAST OF ALIENS (Hemdale)




April 3
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CITY OF JOY (TriStar) (limited)
50/50 (Cannon)
INTERCEPTOR (Trimark)
NEWSIES (Disney) 70mm
PROOF (New Line/Fine Line) (limited)
ROCK-A-DOODLE (Samuel Goldwyn)
STRAIGHT TALK (Disney/Hollywood)




April 10
--------------

BEETHOVEN (Universal)
EDWARD II (Fine Line/New Line)
PASSED AWAY (Disney/Hollywood)
SINGLES (Warner)
STEPHEN KING'S SLEEPWALKERS (Columbia)





April 17
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THE BABE (Universal)
DEEP COVER (New Line)
FERNGULLY: THE LAST RAINFOREST (20th Fox)
NIGHT ON EARTH (New Line/Fine Line) (NY)
PROOF (New Line/Fine Line) (wide)



April 24
--------

MONSTER IN A BOX (New Line/Fine Line) (NY)
PAYDIRT (Paramount)
RESCUE ME (Cannon)




Other April Releases
-------------------------

ADAM'S RIB (October)
THE BACHELOR (Greycat) (NY, LA)
BRENDA STARR (Triumph)
A CLASS ACT (Warner)
ENCHANTED APRIL (Miramax)
ERASERHEAD (Miramax)
MAN TROUBLE (20th Fox)
MARRIED TO IT (Orion)
SPLIT SECOND (Interstar)
THE VAGRANT (MGM)
WHITE SANDS (Warner)




May 1
-----

THE PLAYBOYS (Samuel Goldwyn)
THUNDERHEART (TriStar)
THE WIDE SARGASSO SEA (New Line)


May 8
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LEPRECHAUN (Trimark)
MONSTER IN A BOX (New Line/Fine Line) (wide)
NIGHT ON EARTH (New Line/Fine Line) (wide)
A VERY GOOD YEAR (Columbia)



May 13
------

RIFF-RAFF (New Line/Fine Line) (NY)



May 15
------------

RIFF-RAFF (New Line/Fine Line) (LA)



May 22
-------------

ALIEN3 (20th Fox) 70mm
BEST INTENTIONS (Samuel Goldwyn) (limited)
LETHAL WEAPON 3 (Warner) 70mm
LITTLE NEMO (Hemdale)
PATRIOT GAMES (Paramount) 70mm
WHERE THE DAY TAKES YOU (New Line)




Other May Releases
-----------------------

THE AMERICAN SAMURAI (Cannon) (limited)
BEST INTENTIONS (Samuel Goldwyn)
DIGGSTOWN (MGM)
THE FAVOR (Orion)
HOUSE OF CARDS (20th Fox)
LIVE WIRE (New Line)
MEDITERRANEO (Miramax)
MERCI LA VIE (Miramax)
OF MICE AND MEN (MGM)
RICH IN LOVE (MGM)
A TALE OF SPRINGTIME (Orion Classics)
TO THE DEATH (Cannon) (limited)



Other Spring Releases
--------------------------

HIGHWAY TO HELL (Hemdale)
KILLER TOMATOES EAT FRANCE (Four Square)
LAME DUCKS (Paramount)
LEAVING NORMAL (Universal)
MAD DOG AND GLORY (Universal)
THE PLAYER (Avenue)
RUBIN & ED (IRS Media)
SKETCHES (Miramax)
SNIPER (TriStar)



June 5
------

FAR AND AWAY (Universal) 70mm
MO' MONEY (Columbia)
RIFF-RAFF (New Line) (LA + limited)


June 19
-------------

BATMAN RETURNS (Warner) 70mm




Other June Releases
------------------------

BOOMERANG (Paramount)
JACQUOT DE NANTES (Orion Classics)
TRACES OF RED (Samuel Goldwyn)




July 1
------

COOL WORLD (Paramount)
A LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN (Columbia)



July 3
------

ENCINO MAN (Disney/Hollywood)
THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS (20th Fox) 70mm




July 10
-------

HONEYMOON IN VEGAS (Columbia)



July 17
-------

LONDON KILLS ME (New Line/Fine Line) (NY)
UNIVERSAL SOLDIER (TriStar)



July 24
-------

AFRAID OF THE DARK (New Line/Fine Line) (NY)



July 31
-------

LONDON KILLS ME (New Line/Fine Line) (LA)



Other July Releases
-------------------

THE ADJUSTER (Orion Classics)
BEBE'S KIDS (Paramount)
DANZON (Orion Classics)
DICK AND MARGE SAVE THE WORLD (Warner)
PRELUDE TO A KISS (20th Fox)



August 7
--------

AFRAID OF THE DARK (New Line/Fine Line) (LA + limited)
LONDON KILLS ME (New Line/Fine Line) (wide)
SINGLE WHITE FEMALE (Columbia)
THE UNFORGIVEN (Warner)
VOLERE, VOLARE (New Line/Fine Line) (NY)



August 14
---------------

BRAM STOKER'S DRACULA (Columbia)



August 19
---------

SWOON (New Line/Fine Line) (NY)



August 28
---------

VOLERE, VOLARE (New Line/Fine Line) (LA + limited)



Other August Releases
---------------------------

ARMY OF DARKNESS (Universal)
LA DISCRETE (MK2)
THE LOOTERS (Universal)
ONCE UPON A FOREST (20th Fox)
PET SEMATARY II (Paramount)
RAPID FIRE (20th Fox)
SHOW AND TELL (Paramount)




Other Summer Releases
--------------------------

CAR 54, WHERE ARE YOU? (Orion)
CLIFFORD (Orion)
CLOSE TO EDEN (Disney/Hollywood)
DEATH BECOMES HER (Universal)
FAR AND AWAY (Universal) 70mm
GONE FISHIN' (Disney)
GUN IN BETTY LOU'S HANDBAG (Disney)
HELLRAISER III (Miramax/Dimension)
HONEY, I BLEW UP THE BABY (Disney)
HOUSESITTER (Universal)
INNOCENT BLOOD (Warner)
MAP OF THE HUMAN HEART (Miramax)
PINOCCHIO (Disney)
RAISING CAIN (Universal)
RETURN TO MYSTIC PIZZA (Samuel Goldwyn)
ROBOCOP 3 (Orion)
SISTER ACT (Disney/Touchstone)
SKEETER (New Line/Team Players)
THAT NIGHT (Warner)
WIND (TriStar)



September 11
------------------

THE PICKLE (Columbia)
SWOON (New Line/Fine Line) (wider)



September 25
------------

SIMPLE MEN (New Line/Fine Line) (NY)
WILDER NAPALM (TriStar)



Other September Releases
------------------------

GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS (New Line)
JACK THE BEAR (20th Fox)
TWIN PEAKS: FIREWALK WITH ME (New Line)





October 2
---------

MR. SATURDAY NIGHT (Columbia)



October 9
---------------

WATERLAND (New Line/Fine Line)  (NY)



October 16
----------

SIMPLE MEN (New Line/Fine Line) (LA + limited)



October 23
----------

WATERLAND (New Line/Fine Line) (LA + limited)




Other October Releases
---------------------------

THE ADDAMS FAMILY II (Paramount)
COLUMBUS (Paramount)  70mm
DELTA OF VENUS (New Line)
UNLAWFUL ENTRY (20th Fox)



November 20
-----------------

HOME ALONE 2: LOST IN NEW YORK (20th Fox)



Other November Releases
-----------------------------

ALADDIN (Disney)  70mm
EXCESSIVE FORCE (New Line/Fine Line)
NIGHT AND THE CITY (20th Fox)
SURF NINJAS (New Line)
WE'RE BACK (Universal)



December 18
-----------

HERO (Columbia)



December 23
-----------

A FEW GOOD MEN (Columbia)



Other Fall Releases
------------------------

BLADE RUNNER (Warner) 70mm
BLUE SKY (Orion)
THE BODYGUARD (Warner)
CHINA MOON (Orion)
THE CROWDED ROOM (20th Fox)
THE DARK HALF (Orion)
THE DISTINGUISHED GENTLEMAN (Disney/Hollywood)
DREADNOUGHT (Warner)
EMILY BRONTE'S WUTHERING HEIGHTS (Paramount)
THE EYES OF THE WORLD (Taurus)
HEXED (Columbia)
JACK THE BEAR (20th Fox)
JENNIFER EIGHT (Paramount)
LORENZO'S OIL (Universal)
MR. BASEBALL (Universal)
MR. JONES (TriStar)
PASSENGER 57 (Warner)
THE REST OF DANIEL (Warner)
SCENT OF A WOMAN (Universal)
SCHOOL TIES (Paramount)
SNEAKERS (Universal)
STAY TUNED (Warner)
STEEPLECHASE (Disney)
THERE GOES MY BABY (Orion)
THIS BOY'S LIFE (Warner)
UNTITLED WOODY ALLEN (TriStar)
USED PEOPLE (20th Fox)




Other December Releases
-----------------------------

THE AGE OF INNOCENCE (Columbia)
ALIVE (Paramount)
BURN THIS (New Line)
CHARLIE (TriStar)
HOFFA (20th Fox)
INDECENT PROPOSAL (Paramount)
MALCOLM X (Warner) 70mm
REMAINS OF THE DAY (Columbia) (limited)
THE SAINT (Paramount)
SWING KIDS (Disney/Hollywood)
TOYS (20th Fox)



Other 1992 Releases
-------------------


AMERICAN HEART (Avenue)
THE ARROWTOOTH WALTZ (Warner)
ARSENIC AND OLD LACE (Turner)
THE BABOON HEART (MGM)
THE BACHELOR (Greycat)
BITTER MOON (TriStar/Carolco)
BLACK CAT BONE (20th Fox)
BORN YESTERDAY (Disney/Hollywood)
BREAKING LEGS (TriStar)
A BRONX TALE (Universal)
THE BRUCE LEE STORY (Universal)
BUDDY COPS (TriStar)
BURN THIS (New Line)
CHILDREN OF THE CORN II (Miramax/Dimension)
CITIZEN SANE (Trimark)
CLIFFHANGER (TriStar)
THE COLOR OF LOVE (Greycat)
THE CONCIERGE (Universal)
CONSENTING ADULTS (Disney/Hollywood)
THE DAY BEFORE MIDNIGHT (Universal)
DR. OFF (Miramax/Dimension)
DUST DEVIL (Miramax/Dimension)
EVEN COWGIRLS GET THE BLUES (TriStar)
EYES OF AN ANGEL (Triumph)
FRIDA: THE BRUSH OF ANGUISH (New Line)
GHOST OF THE CIVIL DEAD (Greycat)
GOBLINS (Hemdale)
HIT MAN (Triumph)
HURRICANE SMITH (Warner)
THE INNOCENT (Paramount)
INTO THE WEST (Miramax)
JOHNNY SUEDE (Miramax)
JUMPIN' AT THE BONEYARD (20th Fox)
LIFE IN THE LAFF LANE (Greycat)
THE MAGIC RIDDLE (Miramax)
ME, MYSELF AND I (IRS)
THE MISTRESS (TriStar)
MY NEW GUN (IRS Media)
THE PUBLIC EYE (Universal)
RAGE AND HONOR (IRS)
RECKLESS KELLY (Warner)
RISING SUN (20th Fox)
ROMEO IS BLEEDING (Miramax)
RUBY CAIRO (20th Fox)
SARAFINA! (Warner)
SOMMERSBY (Warner)
STORYVILLE (20th Fox)
STREETRACER (Universal)
TAGGET (Universal)
VILLAGE OF THE DAMNED (Universal)
THE ULTIMATUM (Disney/Touchstone)
WARLOCK II (Trimark)
WE'RE TALKIN' SERIOUS MONEY (New Line)
WHERE SLEEPING DOGS LIE (Greycat)
THE WIND (Miramax)




February, 1993 Releases
-----------------------

GROUND HOG DAY (Columbia)



March, 1993 Releases
--------------------

TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES III (New Line)



Spring, 1993 Releases
---------------------

TOXIC CRUSADERS (New Line)



Summer, 1993 Releases
---------------------

BEVERLY HILLS COP III (Paramount)
JURASSIC PARK (Universal) 70mm
PRINCESS OF MARS (Disney) 70mm



Fall, 1993 Releases
-------------------

MY GIRL SEQUEL (Columbia)



Christmas, 1993 Releases
------------------------

THE FLINTSTONES (Universal) 70mm
INTO THE WOODS (Columbia)
PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (Warner)
WHO DISCOVERED ROGER RABBIT? (Disney) 70mm



Other 1993 Releases
-------------------

CATS (Universal)
DEAD WOOD (MGM)
DENNIS THE MENACE (Warner)
THE GOOD SON (20th Fox)
HIDEAWAY (TriStar)
HOOVER (Warner)
HOUDINI (Columbia-Universal)
INTERSECTION (Paramount)
KING OF THE JUNGLE (Disney) 70mm
LEGENDS OF THE FALL (TriStar)
LES MISERABLES (TriStar)
MEN (Warner)
MIDKNIGHT (Columbia)
MISSING PIECES (Orion)
M. BUTTERFLY (Warner)
NEEDFUL THINGS (Columbia)
OCTOBER SURPRISE (Columbia)
OFF AND RUNNING (Orion)
THE PRETENDER (20th Fox)
RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT (20th Fox)
SPEED RACER (Warner Brothers)
SUNRISE IN HIS POCKET (Columbia)
THREE RIVERS (Columbia)
WE'RE BACK (Universal)
YO, ALICE!  (New Line)