Bill,
Agreed. There are many obsticles to over come. First is convincing Gordon to let us do this. We could pool the resources. I'm sure of that. This would be a docu-drama. This would also be best produced as an independant effort, likley being premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. This world is literally filled with Gordon's fans. Seems as if there's one on every corner and we are talking people in very high places. Lams and Val Magee have something of a little more than just a minor reputation in the business and there are more than just a handful of us that are very close to Gordon. Convincing him, if he knows it's us, I don't think would take that much of an effort. Especially, since these are people he trusts. The big studio's are certainly out.
If you read all of the threads on this discussion board, it its easy to see that keeping the facts straight seems to be an underlying theme for the members. Therefore I feel that keeping the storyline within reasonable boundries wouldn't be an issue.
As a parting comment, let me add, that I e-mailed The Biography Channel of The Arts and Entertainment Network just yesterday and asked why they had not done his biography as yet. I have yet to recieve a reply.
Still I like the idea of producing such a venture ourselves.
Dr. Robert Wells
[This message has been edited by Rob Wells (edited May 24, 2000).]
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