auf zu neuen Höhen ? TDGI - Invest 2010

Ich finde, wir sollten mal plaudern...

lg, ice  

danke, wenn man berücksichtigt das der Kurs in Deutschland bei +0,014€ stehen müsste ;), und die eigentliche Story erst Ende der Woche anfängt.

Über was willst Du denn reden ?

Gruß zurück,

Hummel

...beträgt "nur" 200% da zu 0,001 überhaupt kein Handel stattgefunden hat, sondern erst zu 0,003.
Trotzdem, alle Achtung.

hast Du vollkommen richtig erkannt, um das zu überprüfen kann man sich auch das erste Posting durchlesen.
Und nochmals, die Kursfeststellung USA und nicht Deutschland ist entscheident.
Es spielt aber auch keine Rolle ob hier 200%  oder 1000% erzielt worden sind. Wir sind doch alle Anleger aus Leidenschaft und wollen uns mit anderen auseinandersetzen um stetig besser und erfolgreicher zu werden.
Zu meinem pers. Kursziel hier: Bis Ende des Jahres 0,10$

Hummel

P.S. Du gehöst für mich zu den Besten

hier noch einmal der Realtime-Link:

http://ih.advfn.com/...chart&s=NO^TDGI&p=0&t=19&vol=1

evtl. könnte sich auch in Deutschland der Spread mal realistisch zeigen

Hummel

FILING IS ON PINKSHEETS

http://www.pinksheets.com/otciq/ajax/...ancialReportById.pdf?id=27997

Excluding the value of the ongoing operations of
Hannover, the direct and immediate balance sheet benefit of the Hannover House assets and
library relative to the total number of Target shares exchanged to acquire Hannover represents a
valuation of approximately $.13 per share.

Target has also initiated discussions with several significant funding sources for an offbalance-
sheet financing for $16.5-million, to be utilized in pursuit of the purchase of a major film
franchise, details for which are subject to non-disclosure and confidentiality agreements (the
“Franchise Venture”).

Based upon the Company’s current release slate of
30 video releases, 4 theatrical titles and 5 books in 2010 (as well as revenues to be derived from
the Company’s existing library plus the Elite Entertainment and FOCUSFilm libraries),
management forecasts $17-million as “Base Business” gross revenues for 2010, with pre-tax
margins of approximately $3.75-million.
VI-b). Key Title Anticipated Forecasts for 2010 – Subject to the Company’s successful
closing of the financing venture for the P&A Fund (or any other comparable financing venture),
and subject to the acquisition of at least two of the key titles now being pursued for national
theatrical release, Target-Hannover believes that an additional $22-million in gross revenues
(generating an additional $4.8-million in pre-tax margins) is realistically obtainable to be added
to the Company’s base Business Forecasts for 2010.



For 2010 and 2011, Target-Hannover forecast sales
from these two libraries along with the new release titles being provided from these two
companies is expected to generate approximately $6.3-million in gross revenues, with fees and
other margins to Target-Hannover of approximately $1.26-million (plus recoupment of all costs,
including the acquisition advance).

Based upon Target-Hannover’s current
release plans for each of these two titles (to theaters, television and video markets), the Company
forecasts gross sales of approximately $12-million with fees and margins of approximately $3-
million, most of which are expected to be realized during 2010.

Four of the key titles currently being pursued by
Target-Hannover would likely be characterized as “major release” titles, each capable of
generating $40-million or more in domestic revenues.

In December, Hannover executed agreements with Central
Film Company and Plaza Entertainment authorizing Target-Hannover to be the USA distributor
for a total of ten new release video titles. The acquisition cost for these titles was limited to art
and master delivery material expenses. For 2010 and 2011, Target-Hannover forecast sales from
these ten titles to generate approximately $1.5-million in gross revenues, with fees and other
margins to Target-Hannover of approximately $375,000 (plus recoupment of all costs).

Under the terms of the acquisition and stock-swap agreement, Parkinson and Shefte
exchanged one-hundred-percent (100%) of the shares of Truman Press, Inc., d/b/a “Hannover
House” for 159,336,082 restricted shares of Target Development Group, Inc. common stock,
collectively representing sixty-one percent (61%) of the total shares in issue following the
completion of the acquisition and stock swap agreement

Hummel

Reiterated valuation of Hannover acquisition...

As of September 30, 2009, the unaudited and unreviewed balance sheet for
Hannover listed total assets of $21,112,938, including a library valuation of $16,015,670 (the
value of the Hannover library does not include recently acquired titles and other libraries added
since Dec. 1, 2009). Target believes that the acquisition and stock-swap agreement with
Hannover which calls for the issuance of 159,336.082 restricted shares of Target delivers a
substantial value to other Target shareholders. Excluding the value of the ongoing operations of
Hannover, the direct and immediate balance sheet benefit of the Hannover House assets and
library relative to the total number of Target shares exchanged to acquire Hannover represents a
valuation of approximately $.13 per share.

aufwachen - morgen geht hier richtig was

Hummel

III b). Acquisition of Two, High-Profile Theatrical Titles – In December, Target-Hannover executed agreements for the acquisition of all North American distribution rights to two, high-profile titles, suitable for national theatrical release. As agreed with the program rights licensors, Target-Hannover has not yet announced specifics about these properties, pending a coordinated news release to be timed for maximum benefit. Target-Hannover expects that these two titles, and possibly other new acquisitions now under negotiations, will be announced at (or before) the 2010 ShoWest Convention in Las Vegas (March 15 - 18, 2010) which is a traditional venue for announcements covering mainstream theatrical titles. Based upon Target-Hannover’s current release plans for each of these two titles (to theaters, television and video markets), the Company forecasts gross sales of approximately $12-million with fees and margins of approximately $3-million, most of which are expected to be realized during 2010.

III c). Major Title Acquisition Activities – Target-Hannover is pursuing a variety of higher-profile, theatrical-caliber titles for acquisition, and will be attending the 2010 Sundance Film Festival as a recognized, industry film buyer. Four of the key titles currently being pursued by Target-Hannover would likely be characterized as “major release” titles, each capable of generating $40-million or more in domestic revenues. Despite current negotiations and progress toward acquiring these properties, there can be no guarantee that Target-Hannover will ultimately prevail as the USA Distribution rights licensor to any of these titles.

V-a) Activities to Acquire or Resurrect Hemdale Communications

Target CEO Eric Parkinson formerly held the CEO positions at Hemdale Communications, Inc. and Hemdale Home Video, Inc. from 1991 through 1996 (“Hemdale”). Hemdale was a well-known and respected film production and distribution company responsible for many, major titles such as (and including) “Terminator”, “Platoon”, “The Last Emperor”, “Hoosiers” and more than 100 others. In December, on behalf of Target-Hannover, Parkinson initiated discussions with the other principal shareholders of Hemdale (or their heirs or assignees) regarding the possible resurrection of the company or the purchase of the company name as a brand label for some of the higher-profile titles that Target-Hannover may choose to release. As of the date of this Disclosure Statement, no formal agreements have been made regarding Hemdale, and there can be no guarantee or assurances that Target-Hannover will ultimately prevail in its efforts to obtain control over this recognized, independent film studio brand.

VI-a). Base Business Forecasts for 2010 – Based upon the Company’s current release slate of 30 video releases, 4 theatrical titles and 5 books in 2010 (as well as revenues to be derived from the Company’s existing library plus the Elite Entertainment and FOCUSFilm libraries), management forecasts $17-million as “Base Business” gross revenues for 2010, with pre-tax margins of approximately $3.75-million.

VI-b). Key Title Anticipated Forecasts for 2010 – Subject to the Company’s successful closing of the financing venture for the P&A Fund (or any other comparable financing venture), and subject to the acquisition of at least two of the key titles now being pursued for national theatrical release, Target-Hannover believes that an additional $22-million in gross revenues (generating an additional $4.8-million in pre-tax margins) is realistically obtainable to be added to the Company’s base Business Forecasts for 2010.

VI-c). Franchise Venture Forecasts – Due to a myriad of unknown factors relating to the Company’s pursuit of off-balance sheet financing in order to pursue a major entertainment Franchise Venture, no forecasts are currently available. However, the Franchise Venture being pursued is for a property which has generated feature films and television products with a cumulative, worldwide gross of more than $2-billion to date from previously released programs. Accordingly, the sales forecasts for Target-Hannover, should Company ultimately prevail in its pursuit of the Franchise Venture, would likely be in the range of more than $100-million.


Hummel

4200% - ich lach mich schlapp

aktueller Kurs in USA 0,033$ - macht ca. 0,023€

viel Erfolg an den, der 1 Millionen zu 0,001 im BID stehen hat


Hummel

Posted by: i-Glide Date: Thursday, January 21, 2010 8:04:12 PM In reply to: None Post # of 13010

CNN reports that Hannover House, the entertainment arm of real estate giant Target Development Group, will be part of an elite group of film buyers at the upcoming edition of the fest. And it appears that someone is coming to the Sundance Film Festival with money in hand. CNN reports that Hannover House, the entertainment arm of real estate giant Target Development Group, will be part of an elite group of film buyers at the upcoming edition of the fest. Hannover is looking for up to four titles to acquire for distribution, and they've got the funds to compete with studios for top-shelf projects. Hannover has been in the business since 1993 and is among the leading independent distributors of DVDs and books. -- Paul Gaita -Los Angeles Times http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/awards/2010/01/...aw-from-psiff-.html

 

BOOOM !

Hummel

 

 

wieder verlasst. Kaum schließt der Kurs mal nicht im grünen - kommt der Hummel mit einer HAMMER Nachricht.

Respekt mein Freund ;)

Also, nichts für ungut
muenther  

so langsam schließt sich der Kreis.

In den letzten 2 Wochen konnte man beobachten wie 2 MM in USA Shares eingesammelt haben - und zwar im Millionen$ - Bereich.

Meine Vermutung ist folgende:

Großinvestoren haben am über den Markt der Comp. Shares abgekauft , und es würde mich nicht wundern wenn das in den nächsten Tagen via News offiziell bestätigt wird.

TDGI spricht (und bestätigt das auch im Filling) von Assets im Bereich von 0,13$, und zwar ohne jegliche Zukunftsgeschäfte. Jetzt will man auf dem Filmfest 4 Blockbuster einkaufen, also scheint genügend Geld vorhanden zu sein. Prognose im Filling siehe weiter oben - 0,02$ Gewinn je Aktie in 2010 aus dem jetzigen Geschäft und was wenn ....

Nach meiner Meinung werden wir hier schnell 0,10$ und mehr sehen, schaut Euch die eingestellten Infos und Links an - bildet Euch Eure eigene Meinung und entscheidet selbst.

Gruß,

Hummel

Some Technical Analysis on TDGI

http://www.stockta.com/cgi-bin/...;num1=3&cobrand=&mode=stock

http://www.stockta.com/cgi-bin/...symb=TDGI&num1=5&mode=stock

Date Open High Low Last Change Volume % Change
01/21/10 0.0320 0.0330 0.0261 0.0275 -0.0045 3694200 -14.06%
Composite Indicator
Trend Spotter TM Buy

Short Term Indicators
7 Day Average Directional Indicator Buy
10 - 8 Day Moving Average Hilo Channel Hold
20 Day Moving Average vs Price Buy
20 - 50 Day MACD Oscillator Buy
20 Day Bollinger Bands Hold

Short Term Indicators Average: 60% - Buy
20-Day Average Volume - 11040625

Medium Term Indicators
40 Day Commodity Channel Index Hold
50 Day Moving Average vs Price Buy
20 - 100 Day MACD Oscillator Buy
50 Day Parabolic Time/Price Buy

Medium Term Indicators Average: 75% - Buy
50-Day Average Volume - 5626472

Long Term Indicators
60 Day Commodity Channel Index Buy
100 Day Moving Average vs Price Buy
50 - 100 Day MACD Oscillator Buy

Long Term Indicators Average: 100% - Buy
100-Day Average Volume - 3041069

Overall Average: 80% - Buy


Hummel

Posted by: vegaseagle    Date: Tuesday, January 19, 2010 2:45:37 PM  
In reply to: None  Post # of 13018      

$17-million as “Base Business” gross revenues for 2010, with pre-tax margins of approximately $3.75-million.

$22-million in gross revenues (generating an additional $4.8-million in pre-tax margins)

Approximately $6.3-million in gross revenues, with fees and other margins to Target-Hannover of approximately $1.26-million (plus recoupment of all costs, including the acquisition advance).

Gross sales of approximately $12-million with fees and margins of approximately $3- million

Sales from these ten titles to generate approximately $1.5-million in gross revenues, with fees and other
margins to Target-Hannover of approximately $375,000 (plus recoupment of all costs).

Revenues of $58 million
Profits of $13.1 million
Earnings of .02-.03 per share

$160 million Dollar Wildcard: Four of the key titles currently being pursued by Target-Hannover would likely be characterized as “major release” titles, each capable of generating $40-million or more in domestic revenues


Hummel

PARK CITY, UT -- (Marketwire) -- 01/25/10 -- Sundance Film Festival -- Hannover House, the entertainment distribution division of Target Development Group, Inc.

(PINKSHEETS: TDGI) (Other: www.TargetDevelopmentGroup.com, www.HannoverHouse.com), has closed its first acquisition agreement at the Sundance Film Festival, and is moving towards closure on three additional titles, reports company C.E.O. Eric Parkinson.

"Edgar Allen Poe's Requiem For The Dead," from producer Robert Tinnell's Allegheny Image Factory, is the first title bought by Hannover House during Sundance. The company plans to market the PG-13 level thriller as a hybrid release, appealing to both horror audiences and fans of Poe's classic literature. Previous feature films from Producer-Director Tinnell include "Believe" starring Elisha Cuthbert, "Airspeed" starring Joe Mantegna and "Kids of the Roundtable" starring Malcolm McDowell.

Hannover is also pursuing several high-profile theatrical titles at the Sundance Festival. "The Company Men" starring Ben Affleck, Tommy Lee Jones, Chris Cooper and Kevin Costner, directed by John Wells, is one of Hannover's top targets and negotiations have commenced with C.A.A., the agency representing the film. Hannover is also looking closely at acquisition opportunities for the Joel Schumacher drama "Twelve," starring Emma Roberts, Chase Crawford and 50 Cent, as well as two features represented by Cinetic Media, the thriller "Holy Rollers" (starring Jesse Eisenberg and Justin Bartha) and the drama "The Kids Are All Right" (starring Julianne Moore, Annette Bening and Mark Ruffalo).

"These are just a few of the titles we are looking at for possible acquisition," said Parkinson. "We're impressed with the selection of theatrical quality films at Sundance this year, and feel confident that we'll prevail in our pursuit of several major acquisitions."


SAFE HARBOR STATEMENT

This press release may contain certain forward-looking statements within the meaning of Sections 27A & 21E of the amended Securities and Exchange Acts of 1933-34, which are intended to be covered by the safe harbors created thereby. Although the company believes that the assumptions underlying the forward-looking statements contained herein are reasonable, there can be no assurance that these statements included in this press release will prove accurate.


For more information on Target Development Group, Inc. and Hannover House,

contact:

Eric Parkinson

CEO

Hannover House

818-481-5277

Email Contact

ist von Heute:

REPOST -Eric Parkinson RECENT Business interview/HANNOVER HOUSE Growth!!

ArkansasBusiness.com (Link below!)

Film Distributor Gets Capital Boost from New OTC Partner
By Susannah Patton - 1/25/2010

Springdale is more than 1,500 miles from the film industry mecca of Hollywood.

But that's not a deterrent for entertainment distribution company Hannover House, which plans to compete with the likes of Sony Pictures and Warner Bros. for the distribution rights to the "Terminator" franchise.

Until recently, Hannover House has primarily been a DVD distributor, with about 75 percent of its revenue generated from sales of low-budget movies to retailers like Wal-Mart Stores Inc., Amazon.com and Blockbuster stores.

But CEO Eric Parkinson and president Fred Shefte are looking for a film with the potential to make a dent at the box office and raise the company's status.

"We're kind of emerging from a cave in a way," Parkinson said.

In December, Hannover House merged with publicly traded company Target Development Group Inc., elevating Target Development's stock by nearly 2,000 percent, from 0.0015 cents to 0.03 cents per share.

Under the agreement, the company will trade stock under the Target Development Group Inc. but will release films, videos and books under the Hannover House brand name.

The penny stock, traded over-the-counter under the ticker symbol TDGI closed at 0.032 cents on Jan. 19.

The merger allowed Hannover House to obtain new credit funding and off-balance-sheet financing opportunities, Parkinson said.

"The merger provided us with some liquidity that we didn't have before," he said. "It will enable us to move forward in releasing a lot more projects."

This spring, the company will release seven films on DVD and Blu-Ray, including "2 Dudes and A Dream," a comedy about actors trying to make it in Hollywood, a sci-fi thriller called "Sensored," a horror-thriller called "The Hiding," and recent theatrical releases "War Eagle, Arkansas" and "Chelsea on the Rocks."

"These are smaller titles and that's kind of the realm we're in right now," Parkinson said. "But over the next year, we fully intend to have bigger theatrical titles."

Parkinson and Shefte hope to acquire some of those bigger titles at the Sundance Film Festival in Utah in late January.

Parkinson said the festival sent a list of 115 films, which he and Shefte have narrowed down to 18 films they think they could successfully distribute.

They're hoping one of those films will be the company's flagship title.

Once they decide to bid on a film, Hannover House will pay the producer an advance against the film's expected royalties.

"Most of the movies we've acquired we've paid advances of $50,000 to $100,000," Parkinson said.

Bigger titles will require bigger advances, often up to $1 million or more.

"We're looking for a film we can hang our hat on," Parkinson said. "Sundance is a really important strategic move for us if we're going to become more than a boutique film distributor."

He points to Summit Entertainment as an example of a company that went through an instant transformation.

The company had annual revenues of $8 million, he said, and then it acquired the rights to Stephanie Meyer's Twilight series.

When "Twilight" came out, their revenue grew to $400 million, Parkinson said. The second film in the series, "Twilight Saga: New Moon" was released in November and grossed almost $700 million worldwide. Summit will release the third film, "Eclipse," in June.

"We're in the same business," Parkinson said. "If we can acquire a franchise like that, we can transform our company from $10 million annual business to a $500 to $600 million annual business."

Currently, Hannover House is pursuing the rights to the "Terminator" franchise.

Production company The Halcyon Group put the film rights up for sale in September after filing for Chapter 11 reorganization.

Lions Gate is the lead bidder on the franchise, with an offer of $15 million in cash plus 5 percent of future gross receipts in exchange for the rights to make "Terminator" sequels and spin-offs.

In order to make a competing offer, Hannover House must submit a higher bid prior to the Feb. 5 cut-off date.

Parkinson said the company is working with several private investment groups in an attempt to secure funding.

But even without the big name franchise, Hannover House is significantly increasing its library of video and literary properties in 2010.

Last year, the company had one release to DVD and Blu-Ray, a drama called "Hounddog" starring Dakota Fanning. Hannover House also released "War Eagle, Arkansas" to 11 theaters in Arkansas and later expanded the release to eight additional theaters in out-of-state markets.

In 2010, the company plans to release six films to theaters, 30 films to DVD and Blu-Ray as well as six books.

"That's a tremendous increase in volume and cash flow," Parkinson said.

Parkinson has been in the film distribution business since 1984 when he moved from Kansas to Los Angeles and got a job in the emerging home video industry.

"It was the beginning of the VHS boom and it's something I just sort of fell into," he said.

In 2002 he moved to Northwest Arkansas and bought Hannover House, a book publishing company at the time, with the intention of adding DVD sales.

Shefte, who initially served as Hannover House's loan officer at The Bank of Fayetteville, joined the company in 2006.

Hannover House offered its first theatrical release in 2005, a surfer comedy called "Off the Lip."

The company now has over 150 titles in its library.

This year, Hannover House will expand into the Video on Demand business, which will allow it to stream its films directly to the customer through cable television and Internet providers.

"We expect the Video on Demand business to grow in 2010," Shefte said. "That business has a lot of benefits for companies like us because we can avoid the packaging and shipping costs."

The company would also benefit from the direct payment stream when a customer purchases a movie through video on demand.

The duo is also looking into cutting down on shipping costs by opening their own DVD pressing facility.

Hannover House currently has its DVDs manufactured in California and then shipped to a warehouse in Springdale before they are packaged and shipped to retailers throughout the country.

"There is an inefficient component in using a third party," Parkinson said.

The company is also in the midst of plans to build a new facility in the Fayetteville industrial park.

Parkinson said the proximity to Wal-Mart is part of why the company chooses to stay in Northwest Arkansas.

"There are a lot of reasons why, even if we eventually put an office in Los Angeles and New York, that we still want to have our headquarters in Northwest Arkansas," he said. "We're centrally located, and it doesn't hurt to be next door to our largest customer."

It's also where Parkinson and Shefte want to live.

"The cost of living is low and the quality of life is high," Parkinson said.

http://www.arkansasbusiness.com/printable.aspx?aid=119575


Hummel

und zwar einen evtl. Blockbuster:


TDGI acquires "Twelve." "Twelve" is officially Sundance's closer!

http://www.variety.com/article/...8014413.html?categoryid=13&cs=1

'Twelve' inks deal at Sundance

By SHARON SWART, PAMELA MCCLINTOCK

'Twelve'

Deals came fast and furiously at Sundance over Wednesday night.

Publisher Hannover House's film and vid arm has picked up Joel Schumacher's dark teen chiller "Twelve" for around $2 million.

Plans are for a major-market theatrical rollout this year. Hannover has released a handful of titles theatrically, but until now hadn't jumped into bigger films. A private equity fund is backing title acquisitions for Hannover.

"It's a very significant investment for us," said Hannover CEO Eric Parkinson. "In order for us to really thrive, we have to step up."

"Twelve" was produced by France's Gaumont, Radar and Original Media, with CAA packaging the financing. Gaumont, both a production and a distribution company, financed "Twelve."

Gaumont sparked to the script by Jordan Melamed and wanted to make a Schumacher film. "As a low-budget indie-style film, we could go into production without pre-sales," Gaumont chairman Sidonie Dumas told Variety.

"Twelve," based on the best-selling tome by Nick McDonell, chronicles the violent and drug-fueled exploits of privileged Manhattan teens. Chace Crawford, Emma Roberts, Rory Culkin star along with 50 Cent, Ellen Barkin and Kiefer Sutherland.

Former Lionsgate and Weinstein Co. distribution chief Tom Ortenberg will consult with Hannover on the pic's North American rollout through his One Way Out Media consulting shingle.

"Twelve" is Sundance's official closer. Its first public unspooling is at Park City's Eccles theater Friday evening.

In other action, Newmarket plunked down around $1 million in an early-morning deal for the U.S. distribution rights to Spencer Susser's "Hesher." A Canadian deal for the pic is currently closing.

"Hesher" premiered here last week to mixed industry reaction but has continued to be a crowdpleaser.

Film stars Joseph Gordon-Levitt as a mayhem-prone loner who takes up with a family still reeling from a death. Pic also features Devin Brochu, Natalie Portman and Rainn Wilson.

Newmarket plans a fall release for "Hesher."


Infos zum Film:

Director:

Joel Schumacher
 
Screenwriter:

Jordan Melamed, based on the novel by Nick McDonell

Darsteller:

Chace Crawford, Emma Roberts, Rory Culkin, Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson, Kiefer Sutherland, Ellen Barkin

Producer:

Ted Field, Charlie Corwin, Bob Salerno, Jordan Melamed, Christophe Riandee, Sidonie Dumas

Cinematographer:

Steven Fierberg



Hummel

hier ein paar Infos zu Joel Schumacher:

Joel Schumacher (* 29. August 1939 in New York City, USA) ist ein US-amerikanischer Regisseur, Drehbuchautor und Produzent.

Leben  [Bearbeiten]
Schumacher ist in New York City geboren und hat an der Parson School of Design studiert. Zunächst in der Modeindustrie arbeitend begann er seine mediale Arbeit als Modedesigner und entwickelte seinen Stil in der Fernsehbranche. Er schrieb das Drehbuch für den Erfolgsfilm Car Wash (1976) und eine Anzahl von anderen Filmen mit weniger Erfolgen. Er verfasste auch das Drehbuch für The Wiz – Das zauberhafte Land (1978).

Sein Regiedebüt hatte er mit Die unglaubliche Geschichte der Mrs. K. (1981) mit Lily Tomlin, und es folgten schnell weitere Erfolge; dazu gehörten drei Brat Pack-Filme. Mit solider Arbeit und wachsendem Ansehen bekam er sein erstes großes Budget, als er von Tim Burton die Rechte für Batman übernahm. Batman Forever (1995) war ein Sommerhit, der Nachfolger Batman & Robin (1997) war ein kommerzieller Misserfolg. Der angekündigte fünfte Film der Batman-Serie wurde abgesagt und Schumacher kehrte größtenteils zu weniger ehrgeizigen Projekten zurück.

2004 schuf er mit opulenter Ausstattung die Filmversion von Andrew Lloyd Webbers Musical Das Phantom der Oper.

Er verfilmte auch zwei Romane von John Grisham, Der Klient (1994) und Die Jury (1996).

Filmografie  [Bearbeiten]
1981 – Die unglaubliche Geschichte der Mrs. K. (The Incredible Shrinking Woman)
1983 – Die Chaotenclique (D.C. Cab)
1986 – St. Elmo’s Fire (St. Elmo's Fire)
1987 – The Lost Boys
1989 – Seitensprünge (Cousins)
1990 – Flatliners – Heute ist ein schöner Tag zum Sterben (Flatliners)
1991 – Entscheidung aus Liebe (Dying Young)
1992 – 2000 Malibu Road (Mini Serie)
1993 – Falling Down – Ein ganz normaler Tag (Falling Down)
1994 – Der Klient (The Client)
1995 – Batman Forever
1996 – Die Jury (A Time To Kill)
1997 – Batman & Robin
1999 – 8mm – Acht Millimeter (8MM)
1999 – Makellos (Flawless)
2000 – Tigerland
2002 – Bad Company (Bad Company)
2002 – Nicht auflegen! (Phone Booth)
2003 – Die Journalistin (Veronica Guerin)
2004 – Das Phantom der Oper (The Phantom of the Opera)
2007 – Number 23

Quelle: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joel_Schumacher

Heute wird es steigende Kurse geben -:)


Hummel

hier ein video aus wo bord!

http://link.brightcove.com/services/player/...1&bctid=63906860001

danke für den Link und viel Erfolg,

ich denke wir werden Heute einen Run erleben - nach der News von gestern ist der Kurs angezogen und hat mit guten Käufen im Plus geschlossen.

Es wird Zeit das der Kurs mal so langsam Richtung 0,1$ geht :-)

Gruß,

Hummel

hier in Deutschland zu 0,015€ verkauft - unglaublich

Hummel

ohne Worte

Hummel