Published at: Feb. 4, 2001, 8:22 a.m. CST by staff
Hey folks, Harry here and boy am I depressed. I just got finished reading this story in the OBSERVER regarding the background and history of Terry Gilliam's THE MAN WHO KILLED DON QUIXOTE... It is a long interview about the futility in attempting to bring the windmills to screen... The pre-production nightmares, the torrential floods and the herniated ass-flesh of a 70 year old man. It seems that Gilliam dreams of making the film... ONE DAY.... but is now hoping to move on to something else. Does this mean he moves on to GOOD OMENS now or will he bring back a project like DEFECTIVE DETECTIVE? Or will he take on something entirely different still? We'll have to wait and see, but somehow I don't think it looks good that Gilliam will have a pre-strike film.... BUMMER... But let's all join hands and pray in Flemish while bouncing on one leg...
