Lancelot Link: Golden Globes

Lancelot Link Monday! The Golden Globes were yesterday, so you may find drunken celebrities on your front lawn this morning. It happens. But this means Awards Season has really begun (is that like Deer Season?) and we have all of your Globes news, plus the Independent Spirit Awards nominations, the BAFTA Nominations, plus all kinds of cool stuff in this week's links! Oh, and the answer to the question: What if Warner Bros ditched DC? While you're thinking about that, here are this week's links to some great screenwriting and film articles, plus some fun stuff that may be of interest to you. Brought to you by that suave and sophisticated secret agent...




Here are a dozen links plus this week's car chase...


1) Weekend Box Office Estimates:
1 Taken 3......................... $40,400,000
2 Selma........................... $11,200,000
3 Into Woods..................... $9,750,000
4 Hobbit 3......................... $9,435,000
5 Unbroken........................ $8,368,000
6 Imitation......................... $7,624,000
7 Night Museum #???.......... $6,700,000
8 Annie.............................. $4,919,000
9 WIB 2, Humans: 0............. $4,825,000
10 Hunger Games 3 Part 1..... $3,750,000


TAKEN 3 is the second highest BO opener in January.

2) Golden Globe Winners List.

3) Golden Globes Red Carpet.

4) Golden Globes Article Focusing On Loni Anderson.

5) Independent Spirit Awards Nominees.

6) Interview with screenwriter Brian Clemens (THE AVENGERS).

7) BAFTA Nominations.

8) An Awesome Idea For Warner Bros... Ditch Batman, Ditch Superman... Do This Series To Compete With Marvel!

9) Shooting THE FRENCH CONNECTION Car Chase.

10) Cool Proof Of Concept Shorts For Sci Fi Movies.

11) AGENT CARTER Showrunners Gets 3RD Degree From ARROW Producer.

12) Lee Marvin's LIBERTY VALANCE Smile (interview).

And the Car Chase Of The Week:



Awesome.

Bill

IMPORTANT UPDATE:
TODAY'S SCRIPT TIP: Funny For A Minute - A comedy needs more than a funny premise.
Dinner: Arroz Con Pollo.
Pages: 3... and that was a miracle.
Bicycle: Short ride.

Movie: Nope.