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carpetbagger.blogs.nytimes.com - 1/12/2009
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A scene from "Watchmen." (Clay Enos/Warner Brothers Pictures)
From where this reporter sat at the Golden Globes last night, that sure looked like Tom Rothman of Fox and Alan Horn of Warner Brothers down among the superstar seats, smiling and back-patting — each other, not the superstars — just ...
hitfix.com - 1/8/2009
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hitfix.com —
I recently heard from Lloyd Levin, one of
the producers of this year's hotly-anticipated adaptation of "Watchmen,"
and he wanted to get in touch regarding the ongoing conversation about the legal battle that's been raging back and forth between Warner ...
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Exclusive: An Open Letter From 'Watchmen' Producers on ...
hollywoodreporter.com - 1/8/2009
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hollywoodreporter.com —
Tuesday, Jan. 20 could be D-day in the
"Watchmen" dispute. Or rather I-day, when Fox and Warner
Bros. have agreed to let Judge Gary A. Feess decide whether to issue an injunction against the film's release. But Warners is asking that the hearing be ...
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WB asks for 'Watchmen' call sooner
hollywoodreporter.com - 1/9/2009
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hollywoodreporter.com —
Larry Gordon is tired of being the villain
in the "Watchmen" dispute. In an unorthodox move, the
veteran producer has fired off a lengthy letter to U.S. District Court Judge Gary Feess blaming Fox and his then-lawyers for the debacle and offering his ...
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Larry Gordon has say on 'Watchmen'
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Was Watchmen's Fate Decided At The Golden Globes?
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Was Watchmen's Fate Decided At The Golden Globes? The New York Times Carpetbagger blog is usually the source for awards show gossip and prognostication, but the sharp-eyed reporter Michael Cieply is by no means blinded to the rest of the industry. So he used the opportunity of last night's Golden Globes to notice what might be another good sign for the ongoing Watchmen saga. Cieply wrote, "That sure looked like Tom Rothman of Fox and Alan Horn of Warner Brothers down among the superstar seats, smiling and back-patting each other, not the superstars just before the ...
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