Hello I am Jennifer Aniston and although I have been in the press endlessly lately pertaining to my personal life, I am, and would like to be considered not only a serious person, but a serious actress as well.
Further to that you can read in the latest GQ Magazine. You will know the one, I am on the cover NAKED, wearing just a tie...Seriously
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Thursday, December 04, 2008
Rudolph The Rednosed Reindeer aired on CBS last night. 44 years on national television in the USA and 44 years airing all over the world. Millions of VHS cassette, record and DVD units sold.
Arthur Rankin JR. of Rankin/Bass has a law suit pending with Warner Bros. over 1.5 million owing to him in regards to a deal dating back to the late 80's. I am sure he will ultimately get his money and quite frankly he should.
I do find it incredible however that the voice actors who worked on this beloved program have not received a penny more than what they were originally paid back in 1964. Since its first airing, this beloved program has generated millions of dollars in broadcast-rights, video sales and toys. Yes, toys. It is one thing that a contract back in 64 only included a buy-out for several television broadcasts with no residuals, but TOYS?
The only reason the toys come with the original voices is because they don't have to pay the actors again. To replace the voices, they would have to pay. It is truly unbelievable that these talented people have not received even a token in all these years despite the fact millions have been made in many formats and media.
So yes, Arthur Rankin deserves every penny owing....the talented voice actors deserve some too!
I can only imagine how the voice actors of SHREK or The Incredibles of today would react to be treated in this fashion.
Arthur Rankin JR. of Rankin/Bass has a law suit pending with Warner Bros. over 1.5 million owing to him in regards to a deal dating back to the late 80's. I am sure he will ultimately get his money and quite frankly he should.
I do find it incredible however that the voice actors who worked on this beloved program have not received a penny more than what they were originally paid back in 1964. Since its first airing, this beloved program has generated millions of dollars in broadcast-rights, video sales and toys. Yes, toys. It is one thing that a contract back in 64 only included a buy-out for several television broadcasts with no residuals, but TOYS?
The only reason the toys come with the original voices is because they don't have to pay the actors again. To replace the voices, they would have to pay. It is truly unbelievable that these talented people have not received even a token in all these years despite the fact millions have been made in many formats and media.
So yes, Arthur Rankin deserves every penny owing....the talented voice actors deserve some too!
I can only imagine how the voice actors of SHREK or The Incredibles of today would react to be treated in this fashion.
Monday, December 01, 2008
I love all the Celebrities and their children. They're always photographed as such happy carefree families. Take Tom and Katie for example. Such a wonderful family those Cruise's.... Tom, Katie and Suri. Hopefully Suri won't grow up as an only child. (not that there's anything wrong with that)
OH wait, Tom has 2 adopted children. Isn't it interesting that once these Celebrity bastards manage to conceive their own children you never hear about or see the adopted ones again.
Poor things....they will just have to grow up realizing they were just used to gain publicity. If it didn't look so incredibly bad to the public, these Celebrity jokes would probably have tried to give them back.
OH wait, Tom has 2 adopted children. Isn't it interesting that once these Celebrity bastards manage to conceive their own children you never hear about or see the adopted ones again.
Poor things....they will just have to grow up realizing they were just used to gain publicity. If it didn't look so incredibly bad to the public, these Celebrity jokes would probably have tried to give them back.
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