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Tuesday's travelling news

Posted on October 16, 2007 | 2 comments |

Film

More rumours about a new Dune movie

British TV

BBC to dramatise Anne Frank's Diary
Stephen Fry to make a travelogue visiting every US state (maybe not Hawaii and Alaska though)

US TV

Ronnie Wood turned down a part in CSI, he claims
Christopher Eccleston talks about Heroes and tea
CSI:Miami producer hopes to bring back Rory Cochrane 'occasionally'
ABC greenlights a workplace comedy pilot
NBC greenlights a Conan O'Brien comedy about a womaniser who helps women
Traveler star joins NBC's Blue Blood
Spoilers and an interview with the creator of Mad Men
A promo for Battlestar Galactica 's fourth season

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2 Comments For This Post

Rullsenberg wrote:
October 19, 2007 | Reply

Sorry: I did need to just check that - I'm glad I wasn't imagining that Rory Cochrane's CSI:M character is actually dead...
Rob Buckley replied to Rullsenberg's comment:
October 19, 2007 | Reply

No, he's dead. But 'transitory hallucinations' are a great plot device

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