Have any of you seen the new version of "Where the Red Fern Grows", with Dave Mathews and that bunch? So what did you think about their effort on the new filme? Better than the old one? Not as good?
I wrote an article on that movie that was in Full Cry this month, maybe some of you saw it. My brother sent me an article that was published in one of the Oklahoma papers, that tallked about the time the original film crew spent in Taleqauh. The article claims they went bankrupt and left Oklahoma businesses in the hole by not paying over $700,000 of debt. Then, a film company in California picked up the film for pennies and finished the shoot, which was then turned over to Disney and released on home video and DVD. Soooo, the state of Oklahoma decided to make all film companies post a bond in the future before shooting in their state.
Anyway, the film was kinda speical to me because I took two of my red dogs down there (California) and helped out with the hunting scenes. I have lots of stories to tell about m experiences in California around a bunch of none hunters that were shooting a hunting film. But I should probably keep most of them to myself.
Best Regards,
Ike
I wrote an article on that movie that was in Full Cry this month, maybe some of you saw it. My brother sent me an article that was published in one of the Oklahoma papers, that tallked about the time the original film crew spent in Taleqauh. The article claims they went bankrupt and left Oklahoma businesses in the hole by not paying over $700,000 of debt. Then, a film company in California picked up the film for pennies and finished the shoot, which was then turned over to Disney and released on home video and DVD. Soooo, the state of Oklahoma decided to make all film companies post a bond in the future before shooting in their state.
Anyway, the film was kinda speical to me because I took two of my red dogs down there (California) and helped out with the hunting scenes. I have lots of stories to tell about m experiences in California around a bunch of none hunters that were shooting a hunting film. But I should probably keep most of them to myself.
Best Regards,
Ike