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________________________________ From: Gopal Srinivasan <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Fri, April 2, 2010 8:37:58 AM Subject: Re: [arr] Happy Days and Nights ? Guess it's still Fool's Day on US time On Fri, Apr 2, 2010 at 08:31, $ Pavan Kumar $ <pawancumarr@ yahoo.com> wrote: > > > > > > > >> > > > > > > >http://www.bollyspi ce.com/view. php/4700- twilight- cast-in-bollywoo >d-movie.html > > >There were tremors in the comfortable gated compounds of Bollywood last >night when it emerged that a Hollywood company had teamed up with Sony >Pictures to produce a Bollywood-style musical, produced in LA and >filmed in Vancouver. “Following the success of movies such as Mamma Mia, High >School Musical and Sweeney Todd, it’s clear there’s a new appetite for >musicals in the west that has been neglected,” said a spokesman for New Moon. > >Happy Days and Nights is a big budget production slated to star Robert >Pattinson and Kristin Stewart from Twilight >in a story said to be loosely >based on Romeo and Juliet. AR Rahman has >promised to produce a fusion musical score that will span the world. >Two >versions will be made – one with a tragic ending for western >markets and the other with a happy ending for the North African, Middle >East and South Asian markets. “The rapidly growing economies of the >east provide an avenue for revenue that western production houses are >only just waking up to,” explained Phyllida Lloyd, the director. “This >is just the first of a proposed series of three musicals that New Moon >will put into production this year.” > >Miley Cyrus and Mitch Musso are scheduled to appear in Fast Lane with Billy >Ray Cyrus and Angelina Jolie >scheduled to play the parents of a troubled >teenager who gets led >astray by a fast-living party-girl, who has to face tragedy before >discovering true friendship. Up-and-coming singer Paloma Faith is scheduled to >star in Destiny, >a movie about an innocent young woman from Ciudad Juarez, who is >kidnapped by people traffickers and forced into prostitution before >eventually being rescued by her childhood friend who never gives up >hope of finding her after she disappears. But is the woman he finds the >same woman he lost? “Isn’t it significant that this major announcement >should have been made on this day of all days,” asked an industry >spokesman. > > > >
