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Tuesday, November 22, 2005

Mann On Fire


If there every was a television show that deserved the film treatment this is it. Cinematical reports on the upheaval from the Miami Vice set. It seems that the rigorous demands director Michael Mann put on the film crew proved to be too great, 120 crew members have left since since filming began about six months ago. I hope it's just industry hype because if any writer/director deserves a pass, it's Mann. Look at the incredible rumor mill that followed Apocalypse Now! while it was filming and what an amazing spectacle that turned into. Hey, the guy has a vision...

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