Well here's a set report from JACK FROST...
Hey Harry,
I just got back in from Wonderland with some rather interesting goodies for you courtesy of a
V.I.P. that has a major "part" in the upcoming "Jack Frost" film ( if you refer to them they wish to go
by the Knave of Hearts to coincide with my "Alice in Wonderland" theme). He/she/it took some
pictures for me to send to you with hopes that you thoroughly enjoy them, and with the pics he/she/it
sent a brief synopses.
In the picture that has the Christmas tree you will notice four barren trees. The first to the immediate left of the church, the second is directly in front of the church, the third is in-between the church and the Christmas tree, and the forth is in front of the Christmas tree in this picture. The leaves of these trees were HAND PICKED...lets say that again..HAND PICKED off to give it the, of course, dead appearance that winter brings. At the time these pictures were taken( early June ) two of the four trees were sprayed with a combination of bedding and styrofoam to simulate snow( no real snow will be used at all ). If the trees die then the production company must pay Warners for the cost of the trees. The large Christmas tree has been placed in the plaza where normally a blue gazebo sits.
The gazebo, incidentally, is where( should anyone recall ) Arnold and Vendella were for the home video scene in "Batman & Robin". You know where he is Mr. Freeze watching the video of himself putting the necklace on his beloved wife Nora; could there be a subtle statement found here - life can flourish from manure? Anyways. Also, just to the right of the bush in the lower right hand corner is the spot where Seinfeld filmed the fat guy getting robbed scene for the last episode. We just thought that you'd enjoy the pics and fun facts.
'Till next time
I'm off to Wonderland...
The March Hare...
