who directed/produced the Grisham films?

[Guest guest]

Does anyone know who directed/produced the Grisham

films? That person might be a good director/producer for

Glitter's book.

Lynn

[Guest guest]

Does anyone know who directed/produced the Grisham

films? That person might be a good director/producer for

Glitter's book.

Lynn

[Guest guest]

Wow! That was a great list. Thank you. Alas, Alan Pakula, who was married

to a sister of a friend of mine, died recently. I have ways to contact

several of the other people listed, some of whom I had brief contact with in

my pre-paxil career in Hollywood. I think after the first of the year, it's

going to be my mission to get copies of my book to some of these people.

After all, I did write it from a cinematic point of viiew, including the

soundtrack!!! LOL

Glitter, author of <A HREF= " http://anxiety-panic.com/griffon " >Blind Reason</A>

[Guest guest]

Wow! That was a great list. Thank you. Alas, Alan Pakula, who was married

to a sister of a friend of mine, died recently. I have ways to contact

several of the other people listed, some of whom I had brief contact with in

my pre-paxil career in Hollywood. I think after the first of the year, it's

going to be my mission to get copies of my book to some of these people.

After all, I did write it from a cinematic point of viiew, including the

soundtrack!!! LOL

Glitter, author of <A HREF= " http://anxiety-panic.com/griffon " >Blind Reason</A>

[Guest guest]

Wow! That was a great list. Thank you. Alas, Alan Pakula, who was married

to a sister of a friend of mine, died recently. I have ways to contact

several of the other people listed, some of whom I had brief contact with in

my pre-paxil career in Hollywood. I think after the first of the year, it's

going to be my mission to get copies of my book to some of these people.

After all, I did write it from a cinematic point of viiew, including the

soundtrack!!! LOL

Glitter, author of <A HREF= " http://anxiety-panic.com/griffon " >Blind Reason</A>

[Guest guest]

Wow! That was a great list. Thank you. Alas, Alan Pakula, who was married

to a sister of a friend of mine, died recently. I have ways to contact

several of the other people listed, some of whom I had brief contact with in

my pre-paxil career in Hollywood. I think after the first of the year, it's

going to be my mission to get copies of my book to some of these people.

After all, I did write it from a cinematic point of viiew, including the

soundtrack!!! LOL

Glitter, author of <A HREF= " http://anxiety-panic.com/griffon " >Blind Reason</A>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 12/2/02 8:48:48 AM Mountain Standard Time,

bluestar78@... writes:

> I'm sorry to say, I haven't read your book, tho I'd love to, but I've read

>

You can always ask your local library to order it. I'm in their distribution

system, but every library doesn't automatically order every book, but they

will usually order a new release if someone requests it. When an author

signs away the movie rights, he has very little control over what they do

with the property. I've seen more than one movie that didn't do the book

justice, but that's a chance we have to take. And if I had that chance, I

would try to at least make them do good characterizations since the

characters carry the story forward. I should be so lucky!!! LOL

Glitter, author of <A HREF= " http://anxiety-panic.com/griffon " >Blind Reason</A>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 12/2/02 8:48:48 AM Mountain Standard Time,

bluestar78@... writes:

> I'm sorry to say, I haven't read your book, tho I'd love to, but I've read

>

You can always ask your local library to order it. I'm in their distribution

system, but every library doesn't automatically order every book, but they

will usually order a new release if someone requests it. When an author

signs away the movie rights, he has very little control over what they do

with the property. I've seen more than one movie that didn't do the book

justice, but that's a chance we have to take. And if I had that chance, I

would try to at least make them do good characterizations since the

characters carry the story forward. I should be so lucky!!! LOL

Glitter, author of <A HREF= " http://anxiety-panic.com/griffon " >Blind Reason</A>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 12/2/02 8:48:48 AM Mountain Standard Time,

bluestar78@... writes:

> I'm sorry to say, I haven't read your book, tho I'd love to, but I've read

>

You can always ask your local library to order it. I'm in their distribution

system, but every library doesn't automatically order every book, but they

will usually order a new release if someone requests it. When an author

signs away the movie rights, he has very little control over what they do

with the property. I've seen more than one movie that didn't do the book

justice, but that's a chance we have to take. And if I had that chance, I

would try to at least make them do good characterizations since the

characters carry the story forward. I should be so lucky!!! LOL

Glitter, author of <A HREF= " http://anxiety-panic.com/griffon " >Blind Reason</A>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 12/2/02 8:48:48 AM Mountain Standard Time,

bluestar78@... writes:

> I'm sorry to say, I haven't read your book, tho I'd love to, but I've read

>

You can always ask your local library to order it. I'm in their distribution

system, but every library doesn't automatically order every book, but they

will usually order a new release if someone requests it. When an author

signs away the movie rights, he has very little control over what they do

with the property. I've seen more than one movie that didn't do the book

justice, but that's a chance we have to take. And if I had that chance, I

would try to at least make them do good characterizations since the

characters carry the story forward. I should be so lucky!!! LOL

Glitter, author of <A HREF= " http://anxiety-panic.com/griffon " >Blind Reason</A>

[Guest guest]

" Since film version of The Firm was produced, several of his other books have

been made into films, including The Pelican Brief, The Client, A Time To Kill,

and The Chamber. These films featured big name directors, like Sidney Pollack

(Tootsie, Out of Africa), and big name stars, like ,

Sarandon, Tommy Lee and Denzel Washington. "

A Time to Kill :

DIRECTOR

Schumacher

PRODUCERS

Grisham

Hunt Lowry

Arnon Milchan

son

CINEMATOGRAPHER

Menzies Jr.

PELICAN'S BRIEF:

Producer

Pieter Jan Brugge

Alan J. Pakula

Assoc. Producer

Laventhal

Director

Alan J. Pakula

Writer

Alan J. Pakula (from the novel by Grisham) Goldblatt

~Cinematographer His films below:

CONSPIRACY (2001)

DEEP END OF THE OCEAN, THE (1999)

BATMAN & ROBIN (1997)

STRIPTEASE (1996)

BATMAN FOREVER (1995)

PELICAN BRIEF, THE (1993)

CONSENTING ADULTS (1992)

FOR THE BOYS (1991)

PRINCE OF TIDES, THE (1991)

JOE VERSUS THE VOLCANO (1990)

LETHAL WEAPON 2 (1989)

EVERYBODY'S ALL-AMERICAN (1988)

LETHAL WEAPON (1987)

YOUNG SHERLOCK HOLMES (1985)

COTTON CLUB, THE (1984)

HUNGER, THE (1983)

OUTLAND (1981)

RETURN OF THE SOLDIER, THE (1981)

BREAKING GLASS (1980)

THE FIRM:

Director: Sydney Pollack

Producers: Rudin, , and Syndey Pollack

Screenplay: Rabe, Towne, and Rayfiel based on the book by

Grisham

Cinematography: Seale

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

THE CLIENT

Producers: Arnon Milchan and Reuther

Screenplay: Akiva Goldsman and Getchell based on the novel by

Grisham

Cinematography: Tony Pierce-

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

THE GINGERBREAD MAN

Director: Altman

Producer: Tannenbaum

Screenplay: " Al " ( Altman) based on an original story by

Grisham

Cinematography: Changwei Gu

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

THE CHAMBER

Director: Foley

Producers: , Grazer, and Ron

Screenplay: Goldman and Reese based on the novel by Grisham

Cinematography: Ian Baker

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

THE RAINMAKER

Director: Francis Ford Coppola

Producers: , Reuther, and Fred Fuchs

Screenplay: Francis Ford Coppola based on the novel by Grisham

Cinematography: Toll

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

who directed/produced the Grisham films?

Does anyone know who directed/produced the Grisham

films? That person might be a good director/producer for

Glitter's book.

Lynn

[Guest guest]

" Since film version of The Firm was produced, several of his other books have

been made into films, including The Pelican Brief, The Client, A Time To Kill,

and The Chamber. These films featured big name directors, like Sidney Pollack

(Tootsie, Out of Africa), and big name stars, like ,

Sarandon, Tommy Lee and Denzel Washington. "

A Time to Kill :

DIRECTOR

Schumacher

PRODUCERS

Grisham

Hunt Lowry

Arnon Milchan

son

CINEMATOGRAPHER

Menzies Jr.

PELICAN'S BRIEF:

Producer

Pieter Jan Brugge

Alan J. Pakula

Assoc. Producer

Laventhal

Director

Alan J. Pakula

Writer

Alan J. Pakula (from the novel by Grisham) Goldblatt

~Cinematographer His films below:

CONSPIRACY (2001)

DEEP END OF THE OCEAN, THE (1999)

BATMAN & ROBIN (1997)

STRIPTEASE (1996)

BATMAN FOREVER (1995)

PELICAN BRIEF, THE (1993)

CONSENTING ADULTS (1992)

FOR THE BOYS (1991)

PRINCE OF TIDES, THE (1991)

JOE VERSUS THE VOLCANO (1990)

LETHAL WEAPON 2 (1989)

EVERYBODY'S ALL-AMERICAN (1988)

LETHAL WEAPON (1987)

YOUNG SHERLOCK HOLMES (1985)

COTTON CLUB, THE (1984)

HUNGER, THE (1983)

OUTLAND (1981)

RETURN OF THE SOLDIER, THE (1981)

BREAKING GLASS (1980)

THE FIRM:

Director: Sydney Pollack

Producers: Rudin, , and Syndey Pollack

Screenplay: Rabe, Towne, and Rayfiel based on the book by

Grisham

Cinematography: Seale

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

THE CLIENT

Producers: Arnon Milchan and Reuther

Screenplay: Akiva Goldsman and Getchell based on the novel by

Grisham

Cinematography: Tony Pierce-

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

THE GINGERBREAD MAN

Director: Altman

Producer: Tannenbaum

Screenplay: " Al " ( Altman) based on an original story by

Grisham

Cinematography: Changwei Gu

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

THE CHAMBER

Director: Foley

Producers: , Grazer, and Ron

Screenplay: Goldman and Reese based on the novel by Grisham

Cinematography: Ian Baker

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

THE RAINMAKER

Director: Francis Ford Coppola

Producers: , Reuther, and Fred Fuchs

Screenplay: Francis Ford Coppola based on the novel by Grisham

Cinematography: Toll

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

who directed/produced the Grisham films?

Does anyone know who directed/produced the Grisham

films? That person might be a good director/producer for

Glitter's book.

Lynn

[Guest guest]

" Since film version of The Firm was produced, several of his other books have

been made into films, including The Pelican Brief, The Client, A Time To Kill,

and The Chamber. These films featured big name directors, like Sidney Pollack

(Tootsie, Out of Africa), and big name stars, like ,

Sarandon, Tommy Lee and Denzel Washington. "

A Time to Kill :

DIRECTOR

Schumacher

PRODUCERS

Grisham

Hunt Lowry

Arnon Milchan

son

CINEMATOGRAPHER

Menzies Jr.

PELICAN'S BRIEF:

Producer

Pieter Jan Brugge

Alan J. Pakula

Assoc. Producer

Laventhal

Director

Alan J. Pakula

Writer

Alan J. Pakula (from the novel by Grisham) Goldblatt

~Cinematographer His films below:

CONSPIRACY (2001)

DEEP END OF THE OCEAN, THE (1999)

BATMAN & ROBIN (1997)

STRIPTEASE (1996)

BATMAN FOREVER (1995)

PELICAN BRIEF, THE (1993)

CONSENTING ADULTS (1992)

FOR THE BOYS (1991)

PRINCE OF TIDES, THE (1991)

JOE VERSUS THE VOLCANO (1990)

LETHAL WEAPON 2 (1989)

EVERYBODY'S ALL-AMERICAN (1988)

LETHAL WEAPON (1987)

YOUNG SHERLOCK HOLMES (1985)

COTTON CLUB, THE (1984)

HUNGER, THE (1983)

OUTLAND (1981)

RETURN OF THE SOLDIER, THE (1981)

BREAKING GLASS (1980)

THE FIRM:

Director: Sydney Pollack

Producers: Rudin, , and Syndey Pollack

Screenplay: Rabe, Towne, and Rayfiel based on the book by

Grisham

Cinematography: Seale

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

THE CLIENT

Producers: Arnon Milchan and Reuther

Screenplay: Akiva Goldsman and Getchell based on the novel by

Grisham

Cinematography: Tony Pierce-

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

THE GINGERBREAD MAN

Director: Altman

Producer: Tannenbaum

Screenplay: " Al " ( Altman) based on an original story by

Grisham

Cinematography: Changwei Gu

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

THE CHAMBER

Director: Foley

Producers: , Grazer, and Ron

Screenplay: Goldman and Reese based on the novel by Grisham

Cinematography: Ian Baker

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

THE RAINMAKER

Director: Francis Ford Coppola

Producers: , Reuther, and Fred Fuchs

Screenplay: Francis Ford Coppola based on the novel by Grisham

Cinematography: Toll

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

who directed/produced the Grisham films?

Does anyone know who directed/produced the Grisham

films? That person might be a good director/producer for

Glitter's book.

Lynn

[Guest guest]

" Since film version of The Firm was produced, several of his other books have

been made into films, including The Pelican Brief, The Client, A Time To Kill,

and The Chamber. These films featured big name directors, like Sidney Pollack

(Tootsie, Out of Africa), and big name stars, like ,

Sarandon, Tommy Lee and Denzel Washington. "

A Time to Kill :

DIRECTOR

Schumacher

PRODUCERS

Grisham

Hunt Lowry

Arnon Milchan

son

CINEMATOGRAPHER

Menzies Jr.

PELICAN'S BRIEF:

Producer

Pieter Jan Brugge

Alan J. Pakula

Assoc. Producer

Laventhal

Director

Alan J. Pakula

Writer

Alan J. Pakula (from the novel by Grisham) Goldblatt

~Cinematographer His films below:

CONSPIRACY (2001)

DEEP END OF THE OCEAN, THE (1999)

BATMAN & ROBIN (1997)

STRIPTEASE (1996)

BATMAN FOREVER (1995)

PELICAN BRIEF, THE (1993)

CONSENTING ADULTS (1992)

FOR THE BOYS (1991)

PRINCE OF TIDES, THE (1991)

JOE VERSUS THE VOLCANO (1990)

LETHAL WEAPON 2 (1989)

EVERYBODY'S ALL-AMERICAN (1988)

LETHAL WEAPON (1987)

YOUNG SHERLOCK HOLMES (1985)

COTTON CLUB, THE (1984)

HUNGER, THE (1983)

OUTLAND (1981)

RETURN OF THE SOLDIER, THE (1981)

BREAKING GLASS (1980)

THE FIRM:

Director: Sydney Pollack

Producers: Rudin, , and Syndey Pollack

Screenplay: Rabe, Towne, and Rayfiel based on the book by

Grisham

Cinematography: Seale

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

THE CLIENT

Producers: Arnon Milchan and Reuther

Screenplay: Akiva Goldsman and Getchell based on the novel by

Grisham

Cinematography: Tony Pierce-

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

THE GINGERBREAD MAN

Director: Altman

Producer: Tannenbaum

Screenplay: " Al " ( Altman) based on an original story by

Grisham

Cinematography: Changwei Gu

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

THE CHAMBER

Director: Foley

Producers: , Grazer, and Ron

Screenplay: Goldman and Reese based on the novel by Grisham

Cinematography: Ian Baker

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

THE RAINMAKER

Director: Francis Ford Coppola

Producers: , Reuther, and Fred Fuchs

Screenplay: Francis Ford Coppola based on the novel by Grisham

Cinematography: Toll

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

who directed/produced the Grisham films?

Does anyone know who directed/produced the Grisham

films? That person might be a good director/producer for

Glitter's book.

Lynn

[Guest guest]

That's great Trish! It always helps to have contacts within! Would you

yourself have a say in how they write and film it? In my searching, I found

that Grisham is pretty disappointed in one of his books being made into a film.

I've seen movies, that just don't capture the feel (can't think of a better

word) that the writer gives in the book. I'm sorry to say, I haven't read your

book, tho I'd love to, but I've read the reviews online. You go girl! BTW,

Danny Devito produced Brockovich.

Best Wishes,

Malinda

Re: who directed/produced the Grisham films?

Wow! That was a great list. Thank you. Alas, Alan Pakula, who was married

to a sister of a friend of mine, died recently. I have ways to contact

several of the other people listed, some of whom I had brief contact with in

my pre-paxil career in Hollywood. I think after the first of the year, it's

going to be my mission to get copies of my book to some of these people.

After all, I did write it from a cinematic point of viiew, including the

soundtrack!!! LOL

Glitter, author of <A HREF= " http://anxiety-panic.com/griffon " >Blind

Reason</A>

[Guest guest]

That's great Trish! It always helps to have contacts within! Would you

yourself have a say in how they write and film it? In my searching, I found

that Grisham is pretty disappointed in one of his books being made into a film.

I've seen movies, that just don't capture the feel (can't think of a better

word) that the writer gives in the book. I'm sorry to say, I haven't read your

book, tho I'd love to, but I've read the reviews online. You go girl! BTW,

Danny Devito produced Brockovich.

Best Wishes,

Malinda

Re: who directed/produced the Grisham films?

Wow! That was a great list. Thank you. Alas, Alan Pakula, who was married

to a sister of a friend of mine, died recently. I have ways to contact

several of the other people listed, some of whom I had brief contact with in

my pre-paxil career in Hollywood. I think after the first of the year, it's

going to be my mission to get copies of my book to some of these people.

After all, I did write it from a cinematic point of viiew, including the

soundtrack!!! LOL

Glitter, author of <A HREF= " http://anxiety-panic.com/griffon " >Blind

Reason</A>

[Guest guest]

That's great Trish! It always helps to have contacts within! Would you

yourself have a say in how they write and film it? In my searching, I found

that Grisham is pretty disappointed in one of his books being made into a film.

I've seen movies, that just don't capture the feel (can't think of a better

word) that the writer gives in the book. I'm sorry to say, I haven't read your

book, tho I'd love to, but I've read the reviews online. You go girl! BTW,

Danny Devito produced Brockovich.

Best Wishes,

Malinda

Re: who directed/produced the Grisham films?

Wow! That was a great list. Thank you. Alas, Alan Pakula, who was married

to a sister of a friend of mine, died recently. I have ways to contact

several of the other people listed, some of whom I had brief contact with in

my pre-paxil career in Hollywood. I think after the first of the year, it's

going to be my mission to get copies of my book to some of these people.

After all, I did write it from a cinematic point of viiew, including the

soundtrack!!! LOL

Glitter, author of <A HREF= " http://anxiety-panic.com/griffon " >Blind

Reason</A>

[Guest guest]

That's great Trish! It always helps to have contacts within! Would you

yourself have a say in how they write and film it? In my searching, I found

that Grisham is pretty disappointed in one of his books being made into a film.

I've seen movies, that just don't capture the feel (can't think of a better

word) that the writer gives in the book. I'm sorry to say, I haven't read your

book, tho I'd love to, but I've read the reviews online. You go girl! BTW,

Danny Devito produced Brockovich.

Best Wishes,

Malinda

Re: who directed/produced the Grisham films?

Wow! That was a great list. Thank you. Alas, Alan Pakula, who was married

to a sister of a friend of mine, died recently. I have ways to contact

several of the other people listed, some of whom I had brief contact with in

my pre-paxil career in Hollywood. I think after the first of the year, it's

going to be my mission to get copies of my book to some of these people.

After all, I did write it from a cinematic point of viiew, including the

soundtrack!!! LOL

Glitter, author of <A HREF= " http://anxiety-panic.com/griffon " >Blind

Reason</A>

[Guest guest]

" I should be so lucky!!! "

You just never know!! ) Thanks for the Library tip...... I'll call them!

Re: who directed/produced the Grisham films?

In a message dated 12/2/02 8:48:48 AM Mountain Standard Time,

bluestar78@... writes:

> I'm sorry to say, I haven't read your book, tho I'd love to, but I've read

>

You can always ask your local library to order it. I'm in their distribution

system, but every library doesn't automatically order every book, but they

will usually order a new release if someone requests it. When an author

signs away the movie rights, he has very little control over what they do

with the property. I've seen more than one movie that didn't do the book

justice, but that's a chance we have to take. And if I had that chance, I

would try to at least make them do good characterizations since the

characters carry the story forward. I should be so lucky!!! LOL

Glitter, author of <A HREF= " http://anxiety-panic.com/griffon " >Blind

Reason</A>

[Guest guest]

" I should be so lucky!!! "

You just never know!! ) Thanks for the Library tip...... I'll call them!

Re: who directed/produced the Grisham films?

In a message dated 12/2/02 8:48:48 AM Mountain Standard Time,

bluestar78@... writes:

> I'm sorry to say, I haven't read your book, tho I'd love to, but I've read

>

You can always ask your local library to order it. I'm in their distribution

system, but every library doesn't automatically order every book, but they

will usually order a new release if someone requests it. When an author

signs away the movie rights, he has very little control over what they do

with the property. I've seen more than one movie that didn't do the book

justice, but that's a chance we have to take. And if I had that chance, I

would try to at least make them do good characterizations since the

characters carry the story forward. I should be so lucky!!! LOL

Glitter, author of <A HREF= " http://anxiety-panic.com/griffon " >Blind

Reason</A>

[Guest guest]

" I should be so lucky!!! "

You just never know!! ) Thanks for the Library tip...... I'll call them!

Re: who directed/produced the Grisham films?

In a message dated 12/2/02 8:48:48 AM Mountain Standard Time,

bluestar78@... writes:

> I'm sorry to say, I haven't read your book, tho I'd love to, but I've read

>

You can always ask your local library to order it. I'm in their distribution

system, but every library doesn't automatically order every book, but they

will usually order a new release if someone requests it. When an author

signs away the movie rights, he has very little control over what they do

with the property. I've seen more than one movie that didn't do the book

justice, but that's a chance we have to take. And if I had that chance, I

would try to at least make them do good characterizations since the

characters carry the story forward. I should be so lucky!!! LOL

Glitter, author of <A HREF= " http://anxiety-panic.com/griffon " >Blind

Reason</A>

[Guest guest]

" I should be so lucky!!! "

You just never know!! ) Thanks for the Library tip...... I'll call them!

Re: who directed/produced the Grisham films?

In a message dated 12/2/02 8:48:48 AM Mountain Standard Time,

bluestar78@... writes:

> I'm sorry to say, I haven't read your book, tho I'd love to, but I've read

>

You can always ask your local library to order it. I'm in their distribution

system, but every library doesn't automatically order every book, but they

will usually order a new release if someone requests it. When an author

signs away the movie rights, he has very little control over what they do

with the property. I've seen more than one movie that didn't do the book

justice, but that's a chance we have to take. And if I had that chance, I

would try to at least make them do good characterizations since the

characters carry the story forward. I should be so lucky!!! LOL

Glitter, author of <A HREF= " http://anxiety-panic.com/griffon " >Blind

Reason</A>

[Guest guest]

WOW Malinda!!! You get an " A " in research... incredible!!!

>From: " Malinda " <bluestar78@...>

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>Subject: Re: who directed/produced the Grisham films?

>Date: Mon, 2 Dec 2002 08:32:24 -0600

>

> " Since film version of The Firm was produced, several of his other books

>have been made into films, including The Pelican Brief, The Client, A Time

>To Kill, and The Chamber. These films featured big name directors, like

>Sidney Pollack (Tootsie, Out of Africa), and big name stars, like

>, Sarandon, Tommy Lee and Denzel Washington. "

>

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>From: " Malinda " <bluestar78@...>

>Reply-SSRI medications

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>Subject: Re: who directed/produced the Grisham films?

>Date: Mon, 2 Dec 2002 08:32:24 -0600

>

> " Since film version of The Firm was produced, several of his other books

>have been made into films, including The Pelican Brief, The Client, A Time

>To Kill, and The Chamber. These films featured big name directors, like

>Sidney Pollack (Tootsie, Out of Africa), and big name stars, like

>, Sarandon, Tommy Lee and Denzel Washington. "

>

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>From: " Malinda " <bluestar78@...>

>Reply-SSRI medications

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>Subject: Re: who directed/produced the Grisham films?

>Date: Mon, 2 Dec 2002 08:32:24 -0600

>

> " Since film version of The Firm was produced, several of his other books

>have been made into films, including The Pelican Brief, The Client, A Time

>To Kill, and The Chamber. These films featured big name directors, like

>Sidney Pollack (Tootsie, Out of Africa), and big name stars, like

>, Sarandon, Tommy Lee and Denzel Washington. "

>

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