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The true story of NY nightclub Michael Alig

upcomingmovies.com has announced, that there will be a new movie with Wilson Cruz

Party Monster is the story of Michael Alig (Macaulay Culkin), a Club Kid party organizer originally from Indiana, whose extravagant life was sent spiralling downward when he boasted on television that he had killed his drug dealer and roommate, Angel Melendez (Wilson Cruz).

Production started on May 13th, 2002 in New York City on a budget of less than $5 million

UpcomingMovies.com

SVT1 airs all episodes in June

Starting on June 11th, 2002, swedish TV station SVT1 will reair all 19 episodes of “My So-Called Life” every weekday at around 17.40.

Swedish Title: “Mitt så kallade liv”

Thanks to Lilian Rothén for the info.

Selected by Jane Magazine

“Jane Magazine” asked their readers for their new June/July 2002 issue: “Which tv shows should be resurrected?”

The result:

BTW: Exactly 7 years ago, on May 15th 1995, ABC announced the cancellation of “My So-Called Life” on their annual press conference.

new movies of the MSCL alumnis

Claire Danes new movie “Igby Goes Down” will open the 2002 Seattle International Film Festival on May 23rd. See www.seattlefilm.com for details.

And a nice coincidence: Devon Gummersalls new movie “The anachrist cookbook” will also premiere at the Seattle Film Festival on June 14th.

See http://www.seattlefilm.com/films/film_detail.asp? filmid=14970 and http://www.anarchymovie.com for details.

“The anachrist cookbook”
Seattle Film Festival

this is no joke…

… but its true. According to a newsitem appearing in Variety and YahooNews, Claire Danes has indeed been casted for “Terminator 3″.

Danes Steps in as Terminator Actress Terminated
Mon May 6, 8:36 AM ET
By Michael Fleming

NEW YORK (Variety) – Claire Danes has replaced newcomer Sophia Bush in a pivotal role in “Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines,” almost four weeks after the costly Arnold Schwarzenegger sci-fi picture started filming.

Danes started work Sunday, taking over as the romantic interest of John Conner (Nick Stahl), who is now in his 20s and once again partnered with his muscular cyborg pal while trying to elude a more advanced TX model robot bent on terminating him to change the future (newcomer Kristanna Loken). Filming on the 100-day shoot began April 15.

Director Jonathan Mostow felt that Bush, who recently co-starred in “National Lampoons Van Wilder,” seemed a bit young for the part. Danes is 23.
[..]

The Intermedia Films-financed dramas $155 million-$170 million budget was the highest ever at greenlight stage, with Schwarzenegger pulling down a $30 million payday. The film is expected to be a big summer 2003 domestic entry for Warner Bros.; Sony will handle most foreign territories.

Read the full article here: Yahoo News