Opinion: Another Gander at Turgoose
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Mark Kermode|13:49 UK time, Tuesday, 12 August 2008
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Comment number 1.
At 19:01 20th Aug 2008, skiddie wrote:Stars don't fly! :)
But I'm very excited to see this movie now. Thanks!
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Comment number 2.
At 13:48 6th Sep 2008, armchairultra wrote:Who pays for a film makes little difference to me, unless they begin to stick their noses in to the creative process.
By that I mean that if Eurostar were approached as an obvious investor after the script had been settled upon, then no problem. But if the script were changed once the sponsors were found then it doesn't quite sit right with me.
I do fear, however, that my idealisism is born of an ignorance of the financial side of filmaking. Probably goes on all the time.
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