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Hands up who thought this day would never come? Terry Gilliam begins production on 'The Man Who Killed Don Quixote' (Screen) [MWKDQ] RufusS Aug 01, 05:05

Principal Photography date of 4th October (2016), though {nm} RufusS Aug 01, 05:08

*Raises Hand*. {nm} Johnny Depp, (RDUVA) & (EMCGR) Aug 01, 06:10

Wish it very well, though! [nm] Ladybegood Aug 01, 07:38

And since I've read two old versions of the script, am very curious re how it's finished up. {nm} Ladybegood Aug 01, 07:41

Isn't this the second or third time this day has come? (Sad to say.) second gary Aug 01, 07:43

2nd at least. And a movie came out of it the last time, just not the one they were trying to make. the_treachery_of_images Aug 01, 08:07

Lost in La Mancha the_treachery_of_images Aug 01, 08:09

Arg, stupid forum software does not seem to be posting the additional message content, so http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0308514/ {nm} the_treachery_of_images Aug 01, 08:11

The stupid software successfully posted additional meassage in both of your replies. {nm} Antibody Aug 01, 08:27

It took it's sweet time :-) {nm} the_treachery_of_images Aug 01, 08:31

Been waiting 15 years for this. Which was exactly how long it took me to get through the source novel {nm} numbersix_99 Aug 01, 08:44

Ah, but that would be worth it. I am reading it for the second time, this summer. It's hilarious. second gary Aug 01, 10:34

I was rooting for the Jack O'Connell/John Hurt version a couple yrs back--but if Gilliam gets the film he always wanted, why should I argue? {nm} chosenone2oo5 Aug 01, 11:56

Seems legit. {nm} emoticripple Aug 01, 13:04