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Samuel L. Jackson's Fury in flurry of Marvel films
http://www.reuters.com/article/email/idUSTRE51P0DD20090226
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Samuel L. Jackson is Marvel's man.
The actor, who just weeks ago was seemingly on the outs with the studio over reprising his role as Nick Fury, agent of spy outfit S.H.I.E.L.D., in the "Iron Man" sequel, has signed an unprecedented nine-picture deal to play the character in a series of Marvel movies.
In addition to "Iron Man 2," scheduled for release next year, the movies include "Thor," "Captain America," "The Avengers" and its sequels. Also on the table is the possibility of starring in a "S.H.I.E.L.D." movie, which is in development.
Jackson made a surprise appearance as Fury at the end of the first "Iron Man," throwing geeks into a tizzy and showing the first glimpse of Marvel's plan to link all their slate of movies into one filmic universe.
Jackson and Fury were expected to be part of the sequel, but as Marvel negotiated with its cast, deals proved hard to come by. Terrence Howard was replaced by Don Cheadle. Mickey Rourke still doesn't have a deal for the part of a villain despite almost two months of negotiations.
http://www.reuters.com/article/email/idUSTRE51P0DD20090226
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Samuel L. Jackson is Marvel's man.
The actor, who just weeks ago was seemingly on the outs with the studio over reprising his role as Nick Fury, agent of spy outfit S.H.I.E.L.D., in the "Iron Man" sequel, has signed an unprecedented nine-picture deal to play the character in a series of Marvel movies.
In addition to "Iron Man 2," scheduled for release next year, the movies include "Thor," "Captain America," "The Avengers" and its sequels. Also on the table is the possibility of starring in a "S.H.I.E.L.D." movie, which is in development.
Jackson made a surprise appearance as Fury at the end of the first "Iron Man," throwing geeks into a tizzy and showing the first glimpse of Marvel's plan to link all their slate of movies into one filmic universe.
Jackson and Fury were expected to be part of the sequel, but as Marvel negotiated with its cast, deals proved hard to come by. Terrence Howard was replaced by Don Cheadle. Mickey Rourke still doesn't have a deal for the part of a villain despite almost two months of negotiations.
Has this been posted yet? I know smebody who actually made it... I passed.. Way too much salt!
http://www.bbqaddicts.com/blog/recipes/bacon-explosion/
http://www.bbqaddicts.com/blog/recipes/bacon-explosion/
Has this been posted yet? I know smebody who actually made it... I passed.. Way too much salt!
http://www.bbqaddicts.com/blog/recipes/bacon-explosion/
http://www.bbqaddicts.com/blog/recipes/bacon-explosion/
Estate of Panic looks like an interesting show. It takes a group of people into a mansion were they hunt for money in rooms. The only problem is each room is bobby trapped and the last one in the room is locked in. The show is pretty much a bunch of people scrambling around large rooms breaking things while distractions happen around them.
The first room was an Egyptian style room. The contestants smashed urns and opened up sarcophaguses to find the cash. Some were filled with snakes, tarantulas and roaches. The room was also filling up with sand.
The second room was a kids room. With 5 feet in diameter balloons filling up and exploding. The third room was actually the tight sewage drain underneath the mansion and it filled up with mud and water.
When all but one contestant was eliminated the final room was a closet sized bank vault. The contestant was tied to a chair and had to fight their way to a saw in an open locker safe. He then had to crack a safe with all the money he and the others collected in order to actually win the money. Clues were in the other safes. There was a time limit and if he did not escape in time he would be locked in, but there a panic button were if needed he could instantly win half the earnings.
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