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Author: Steve CarrasSteve Carras Date: Jul 11, 2007 08:51
I heard that Tennessee Tuxedo will be done by some unidentified studio
in a new ALL live-action film.No CGI or stuffed animals or what have
you here.
Brief plotline/outline:
Tennessee is a orhpaned young cute baby penguin who's now safe in the
Honeydale Zoo in the Midwest but escapes. Two children discover him
waddling into their home.The film, which IS a Tennesee Tuxedo film,
(not like "Meet the Parents" which reivived the "Mr.Jinks" name for a
cat but was not intended to be a revival of that character), will be
the ulitmate. Tennesee, a 2-month old penguin, does not talk, but
despite the use of totally different things in every department the
"Tennessee Tuxedo" theme from the sixties is used and Classic Media
will be credited to show us what this is, uh, SUPPOSED to be.
(Dedicated to Don Adams.) And a five second still of the old animated
Tennessee to forge a connection in the opening.
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Author: Steve CarrasSteve Carras Date: Jul 11, 2007 08:53
On Jul 11, 8:51 am, Steve Carras aol.com> wrote:> I heard that Tennessee Tuxedo will be done by some unidentified studio
> in a new ALL live-action film.No CGI or stuffed animals or what have
> you here.
>
> Brief plotline/outline:
> Tennessee is a orhpaned young cute baby penguin who's now safe in the
> Honeydale Zoo in the Midwest but escapes. Two children discover him
> waddling into their home.The film, which IS a Tennesee Tuxedo film,
> (not like "Meet the Parents" which reivived the "Mr.Jinks" name for a
> cat but was not intended to be a revival of that character), will be
> the ulitmate. Tennesee, a 2-month old penguin, does not talk, but
> despite the use of totally different things in every department the
> "Tennessee Tuxedo" theme from the sixties is used and Classic Media
> will be credited to show us what this is, uh, SUPPOSED to be.
> (Dedicated to Don Adams.) And a five second still of the old animated
> Tennessee to forge a connection in the opening.
>
> However there is no conneciton otherwise. The little penguin is
> adiopted by two little girls and a couple of boys who befriend him ...
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Author: Kip WilliamsKip Williams Date: Jul 11, 2007 09:17
Steve Carras wrote:
> Will the little penguin be cuddled enough? Supposedly the songwriters
> for Doug or Curious Goerge will write folk songs.
He could meet a giant rabbit who takes him to Antarctica, pausing only
to give the occasional quarter to a fellow American who's down on his luck.
Kip W
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Author: Richard F. DrushelRichard F. Drushel Date: Jul 11, 2007 09:24
Kip Williams comcast.net> wrote:
: He could meet a giant rabbit who takes him to Antarctica, pausing only
: to give the occasional quarter to a fellow American who's down on his luck.
"Hoboken?!?!?!? **OOOOOOOH***, I'm **DYYYYYYYIN'** again!!!!
*Rich*
--
Richard F. Drushel, Ph.D. | "They fell: for Heaven to them no hope
Instructor and Executive Officer | imparts / Who hear not for the beating
Department of Biology, CWRU | of their hearts."
Cleveland, Ohio 44106-7080 U.S.A. | -- Edgar Allan Poe, "Al-Aaraaf"
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Author: Patrick Joseph Mc NamaraPatrick Joseph Mc Namara Date: Jul 11, 2007 09:42
>I heard that Tennessee Tuxedo will be done by some unidentified studio
> in a new ALL live-action film.No CGI or stuffed animals or what have
> you here.
>
> Brief plotline/outline:
> Tennessee is a orhpaned young cute baby penguin who's now safe in the
> Honeydale Zoo in the Midwest but escapes. Two children discover him
> waddling into their home.The film, which IS a Tennesee Tuxedo film,
> (not like "Meet the Parents" which reivived the "Mr.Jinks" name for a
> cat but was not intended to be a revival of that character), will be
> the ulitmate. Tennesee, a 2-month old penguin, does not talk, but
> despite the use of totally different things in every department the
> "Tennessee...
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Author: Kip WilliamsKip Williams Date: Jul 11, 2007 13:02
Patrick Joseph Mc Namara wrote:
> Sounds like how they remade "That Darn Cat." The original cat spoke.
I recall D.C. as a mute character, who acted like a regular cat, more or
less, not even speaking to the audience.
Kip W
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Author: Patrick Joseph Mc NamaraPatrick Joseph Mc Namara Date: Jul 11, 2007 13:15
"Kip Williams" comcast.net> wrote in message
news:nq-dnavRfobRqgjbnZ2dnUVZ_q6hnZ2d@comcast.com...> Patrick Joseph Mc Namara wrote:
>> Sounds like how they remade "That Darn Cat." The original cat spoke.
>
> I recall D.C. as a mute character, who acted like a regular cat, more or
> less, not even speaking to the audience.
>
> Kip W
The original D.C. was an alien who used a collar to speak. I don't believe
the lips moved though.
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Author: Steve CarrasSteve Carras Date: Jul 11, 2007 13:19
On Jul 11, 1:15 pm, "Patrick Joseph Mc Namara"
yahoo.com> wrote:> "Kip Williams" comcast.net> wrote in message
>
> news:nq-dnavRfobRqgjbnZ2dnUVZ_q6hnZ2d@comcast.com...
>>> Patrick Joseph Mc Namara wrote:
>>> Sounds like how they remade "That Darn Cat." The original cat spoke.
>
>> I recall D.C. as a mute character, who acted like a regular cat, more or
>> less, not even speaking to the audience.
>
>> Kip W
>
> The original D.C. was an alien who used a collar to speak. I don't believe
> the lips moved though.
I remember that! LOL! For what it's worth, I was only kidding about
the Tennesee Tuxedo movie (though today, whether I posted this or not
or anyone got wrong ideads to make such a flick from this or not, we
can allserious predict such a movie.) ...
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Author: Juan F. LaraJuan F. Lara Date: Jul 11, 2007 13:25
In article aioe.org>,
Patrick Joseph Mc Namara yahoo.com> wrote:>> I recall D.C. as a mute character, who acted like a regular cat, more or
>> less, not even speaking to the audience.
>The original D.C. was an alien who used a collar to speak. I don't believe
>the lips moved though.
No, you're mixing movies up. You're thinking of "The Cat from Outer
Space". "That Darn Cat" was an entirely different movie. In the origin TDC
DC was a nonspeaking Siamese ( though I thought he had good "acting ability"
for a cat ). I never saw the remake. I thought the cat didn't take in the
remake either ( and I heard that the remake cat was boring for an animal
actor ).
- Juan F. Lara
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Author: Andrew KieswetterAndrew Kieswetter Date: Jul 12, 2007 04:55
> In article aioe.org>,
> Patrick Joseph Mc Namara yahoo.com> wrote:
>>>> I recall D.C. as a mute character, who acted like a regular cat, more or
>>> less, not even speaking to the audience.
>>The original D.C. was an alien who used a collar to speak. I don't believe
>>the lips moved though.
>
> No, you're mixing movies up. You're thinking of "The Cat from Outer
> Space". "That Darn Cat" was an entirely different movie. In the origin TDC
> DC was a nonspeaking Siamese ( though I thought he had good "acting ability"
> for a cat ). I never saw the remake. I thought the cat didn't take in the
> remake either ( and I heard that the remake cat was boring for an animal
> actor ).
>
> - Juan...
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