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Old-Fashioned Fun on Route 66 is a 56-minute documentary DVD combining never before seen 8 mm film of the L.J. Larry family traveling the "Mother Road" in the 1940's and 1950's. This original footage is combined with an up-to-date account of a recent trip made by the same children and four filmmakers driving from Los Angeles to the family farm in Illinois, and back to California with side trips to the Grand Canyon and Chicago. The original music sound track was composed by the highly talented Pete Sears. "Get Your Kicks on Route 66" by Bobby Troupe is performed by Anna Karney. Additional scenes are included of Route 66 Festivals in San Bernardino, California; Tulsa, Oklahoma; and Springfield, Illinois. Supplemental slide show illustrates Route 66 as it appears today.
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  Silent
Predators,
an original TBS, Turner Broadcasting Superstation Movie-of-the Week,
was based on a 61,000 word novel written by Patricia Arrigoni in
collaboration with Fred Brown,
who came
up with the original idea. Both are listed in the Production Credits
as "Story by Patricia
Arrigoni and Fred Brown." The movie, starring Harry Hamlin of "LA Law" fame, Jack Scalia and Shannon Sturges, was filmed in Australia in 22 days and premiered on June 13, 1999. The first seven broadcasts were reported to have reached 70 million viewers. It has now been broadcast over 50 times. The film has been sold to Halmark Entertainment and is being successfully marketed internationally. It is also available on Amazon on DVD and Video. Silent Predators was directed by Noel Nosseck; teleplay by John Carpenter and William S. Gilmore and Matt Dorff; Executive Producers were Frank von Zerneck and Robert M. Sertner; Co-Executive Producers were William S. Gilmore and H. Daniel Whitman; Produced by Rick Arredondo and Randy Sutter; Co-Produced by Ted Babcock and Erik Storey; and Associate Producer, Peter Sadowski. |
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