More LeGuin on SciFi

 
     
  Hot on the heels of its earlier announcement of a mini-series based on the Earthsea Trilogy (see story), the SciFi Channel has attached itself to another of Ursula Leguin's works. The Left Hand of Darkness, the story of a lone ambassador sent to an arctic planet, won both Hugo and Nebula awards when it was first published in 1969.

The cabler is planning a four-hour mini-series based on the story, with a projected 2003 airdate. It's oriduction slate is getting more impressive by the day -- a result of good audience response to original product on the basic channel, such as last year's Dune.
 
June 7, 2001

Rollerball Delayed

The remake is held back until 2002.
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A.I. Tops in Tix

To no-one's great amazement the robots grabbed the top spot.
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Anderson Ankles X-Files

Gillian Anderson announces that this season will be her last.
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UK Censors Cut Tomb Raider

Use of knives raises concerns. Paramount agrees to cuts.
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Battlestar Galactica to FOX

The updated version of the scifi show lands at FOX.
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Tove Jansson Creator of Moomins Dies

Finn author Tove Jansson dies at 86.
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Vangelis Damages Greek Temple

A crane falls into a well at the Temple of Zeus as Vangelis preps show.
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Court Rules Against Survivor

Stacey Stillman receives an encouraging ruling in her case against the producers of Survivor.
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Reality TV Hits New Low

British show plans to recreate WWI trenches.
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Producer Credits Examined by Oscar

The Academy decides to impose new guidelines on who counts. Also new animation category.
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Fast and Furious Beats All Comers

Street racing flick soars to number one. Tomb Raider slips to third place.
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Tally to Attempt Alexander

Scribe to take on Alexander the Great. Ridley Scott intrested.
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Carroll O'Connor Dies

Most famous as Archie Bunker, O'Connor dies at 76.
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Prequel or Sequel for Gladiator?

It all depends...
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More Bad News for Disney

Disney offers discount tix to new park to SoCal residents. Uh...just a minute...
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Today in history...

1862 - It was on this day that the Rev. Charles Dodgson told Alice Liddell and her sisters the story of Alice, who followed a white rabbit down a hole and entered a magical land. Alice Liddell insisted that he write it all down.

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