Nancy Cartwright says Simpsons movie has had Table Read

Jun 6, 2005, 9:01 PM ET16 posts by 10 posters
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Andy

http://comingsoon.net/news/topnews.php?id=9902

Nancy Cartwright on The Simpsons Movie Source: Jeremy June 6, 2005

BBC's Radio 1 spoke with Nancy Cartwright, the voice of Bart Simpson in The Simpsons, who says a feature film adaptation of the popular Fox animated comedy series is moving forward.

"You know what? We've just done the table read for the 'Simpsons' movie so although we've been promoting that we're going to do it, now we're actually doing it and are in production," said Cartwright, who is in London for her one-woman show "My Life as a Ten Year Old Boy".

She said it will likely take at least two years to make. "I don't know the name of it and I can't go into details about it and we'll just have to see how it goes, but I think it's going to be great and the fans are going to dig it."

The Simpsons has been on Fox since December 17, 1989. AWESOME!
WeezelAndy

I can't imagine anything good coming from a movie. This could be a big mistake...

Don Del GrandeWeezel

Sharkie56 wrote:

Could be, but then again, it could be a big hit. It depends on a few things, like who they can get to be in it, whether or not they overdo it with the musical numbers (expect at least one original song, for Academy Award consideration), and how long it runs (rarely do animated movies run longer than 80 minutes, and very rarely longer than 90).

Also expect a hook - for example, Maggie speaks "in public".

-- Don
Why Am I here?Don Del Grande

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Seriously, it could be called "Homer takes a Dump" followed by a Test Pattern and it would be a 'hit', grossing a 150 million on its opening weekend. Anything "Simpsons" in movie form would be a hit by default, thus I'm not expecting anything special on the big screen.

WeezelWhy Am I here?

I don't doubt that it will be a huge hit and rake in a buttload of money. I just hope it doesn't cheapen the show at all. They've been on a slight decline since at least the 7th season. It may just be bad timing to try to make something so monumental.

Why Am I here?Weezel

"Weezel" wrote in message news:[email]...

A Simpsons Movie is monumental by default. Financially it WILL NOT fail.

Muppet ProWhy Am I here?

I would like to see The Simpsons in the special Cinematic Animation Fourm. Just thought I put down my opition.

NathanWhy Am I here?

"Why Am I here?" wrote in message news:apQpe.1268$[email]...

Wasn't that the plot of "Trash of the Titans"?

No, wait. Wrong kind of dump.

Nathan

Muppet ProNathan

Rumor says that it might come out in 2007.

I guess these guys (The Simpsons Writers) need to come up with the greatest story that i'll beat all of the 350 and continuing episodes.

Call me crazy, but do you think the ghost of Frank Grimes will show up in the film?

Only time will tell, and maybe other things.

dwaconAndy

"Andy" wrote in message news:_l6pe.1963$[email]...

Ya!

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Muppet ProAndy

I just found this out. WONDERFUL!

Please tell me that Matt Groening is directing this film, and written the screenplay.

God Bless Matt Groening, Futurama and THE SIMPSONS

_Eric

Muppet ProAndy

I just found this out. WONDERFUL!

Please tell me that Matt Groening is directing this film, and written the screenplay.

God Bless Matt Groening, Futurama and THE SIMPSONS

_Eric