Austin filmmaker Dano Johnson along with producers Jeffrey Travis and Seth Caplan are the inventors behind the animated family-friendly film Flatland 2: Sphereland. It's a follow-up to Flatland: The Movie -- both take kids on journeys into alternate dimensions with heroine Hex (Kristen Bell) and her trusty and mathematically inclined sidekick Puncto (voiced by Danny Pudi). Based on Edwin A. Abbott's Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions, these movies tell the stories of dwellers who live in a two-dimensional world with no knowledge or interest in dimensions behond their own.
In Flatland 2: Sphereland, young scientist Hex encounters more mathematical mysteries as she and her sidekick race to save a mission into Flatland's "outer space" and discover the true shape of the universe. Because Flatland exists in a world where the only dimensions known are length and width, Hex's felllow inhabitants don't believe of the existence of a third dimension.
- 10/26/2012
- by Debbie Cerda
- Slackerwood
She was the object of a generation of adolescent boys' affections, and now, she'll be the object of a bunch of rabid predators' hungry cravings.
Danica McKellar, she who stole Kevin Arnold's heart in "The Wonder Years," will take some time off from her successful career as a youth math advocate to star in "Tasmanian Devil," a made-for-tv film on SyFy. The Hollywood Reporter relays that she'll be joined by Olympic speed skater Apolo Anton Ohno in the story of base jumpers who invade Tasmanian national park and get chased by crazed beasts wishing to tear them apart.
So, in other words, it's the strangest TV movie you'll see next year.
McKellar has continued acting since "The Wonder Years" ended, doing voice work and featuring in TV shows such as "Inspector Mom" and "Young Justice." She'll appear in 2012 in "Mancation" and "Flatland 2: Sphereland."
For more, click over to The Hollywood Reporter.
Danica McKellar, she who stole Kevin Arnold's heart in "The Wonder Years," will take some time off from her successful career as a youth math advocate to star in "Tasmanian Devil," a made-for-tv film on SyFy. The Hollywood Reporter relays that she'll be joined by Olympic speed skater Apolo Anton Ohno in the story of base jumpers who invade Tasmanian national park and get chased by crazed beasts wishing to tear them apart.
So, in other words, it's the strangest TV movie you'll see next year.
McKellar has continued acting since "The Wonder Years" ended, doing voice work and featuring in TV shows such as "Inspector Mom" and "Young Justice." She'll appear in 2012 in "Mancation" and "Flatland 2: Sphereland."
For more, click over to The Hollywood Reporter.
- 11/11/2011
- by Jordan Zakarin
- Huffington Post
We wouldn't mind hitting the road with a trio such as this one.
Dax Shepard, Bradley Cooper and Kristen Bell are putting it into third gear and chasing after the comedic thriller, "Outrun," according to Deadline.
"Outrun" tells the tale of an ex-getaway driver (Shepard) who breaks the rules of the Witness Protection Program as he drives his girlfriend (Bell) to L.A. so she can land her dream job. Their road trip becomes complicated when he ends up being pursued by both the cops and his former gang of criminals (led by Cooper).
The film was written by Shepard, who co-directed with David Palmer. And talk about life (and filmmaking) in the fast lane -- "Outrun" has actually already wrapped principal photography and is currently looking for a domestic distributor at the American Film Market.
We're wondering how Bradley Cooper managed to fit this one into his schedule --...
Dax Shepard, Bradley Cooper and Kristen Bell are putting it into third gear and chasing after the comedic thriller, "Outrun," according to Deadline.
"Outrun" tells the tale of an ex-getaway driver (Shepard) who breaks the rules of the Witness Protection Program as he drives his girlfriend (Bell) to L.A. so she can land her dream job. Their road trip becomes complicated when he ends up being pursued by both the cops and his former gang of criminals (led by Cooper).
The film was written by Shepard, who co-directed with David Palmer. And talk about life (and filmmaking) in the fast lane -- "Outrun" has actually already wrapped principal photography and is currently looking for a domestic distributor at the American Film Market.
We're wondering how Bradley Cooper managed to fit this one into his schedule --...
- 10/29/2011
- by Bryan Enk
- NextMovie
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