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This article made me recall a quote from the movie "Field of Dreams" ".... but watch out for In Your Ear"..... so I looked up quotes from the movie to get the exact wording and look what I found:
Annie Kinsella: [trying to understand the situation] I mean, Shoeless Joe...
Ray Kinsella: He's dead. Died in '51; he's dead.
Annie Kinsella: He's the one they suspended, right?
Ray Kinsella: Right.
Annie Kinsella: He's still dead?
Ray Kinsella: Far as I know.
The movie "Field of Dreams" is about bringing back baseball players main one is "Shoeless" JOE JACKSON - being able to see them again.. appreciate them again... making dreams come true....
I recall HarveyLevin from TMZ and his gang having a similar conversation about Michael Jackson.....I will post a link to this video clip once I am able to locate it.
I know it's a common phrase - - - but watch out for the curve.... but thought I'd share what I found.... check back here... I may find more....
The guy who claims he wrote the movie, "Trouble With the Curve," only to have it stolen out from under him, now says he has CSI-type evidence proving the guy who's getting credit boldly LIED about writing the script before him.
Ryan Brooks has sued Randy Brown, claiming he and others stole a script Brooks wrote, entitled "Omaha" ... tinkered with it, and then renamed it "Trouble With the Curve."
Brown claims he wrote the script on his own way back in 1997. But now Brooks has filed legal docs -- obtained by TMZ -- in which he claims his team of high-tech forensic experts has picked apart data from Brown's floppy disks which contain notes and manuscripts, which Brooks says have telltale signs of manipulation.
-- The disks themselves were created between 1999 and 2001.
-- The floppies are sloppy ... The operating system that saved the manuscript wasn't created until AFTER 1997, which Brooks says is clear FRAUD.
-- One of the disks contains a folder named "Trouble w/ Curve" and that was created in 1993. Brooks says it makes no sense if Brown says he didn't even come up with the idea til 1996.
One of the experts Brooks hired has lots of credits, including investigating the Unabomber case, John Wilkes Booth's diary, the Martin Luther King, Jr. murder, the Kennedy assassination, and 9/11.
Annie Kinsella: [trying to understand the situation] I mean, Shoeless Joe...
Ray Kinsella: He's dead. Died in '51; he's dead.
Annie Kinsella: He's the one they suspended, right?
Ray Kinsella: Right.
Annie Kinsella: He's still dead?
Ray Kinsella: Far as I know.
The movie "Field of Dreams" is about bringing back baseball players main one is "Shoeless" JOE JACKSON - being able to see them again.. appreciate them again... making dreams come true....
I recall HarveyLevin from TMZ and his gang having a similar conversation about Michael Jackson.....I will post a link to this video clip once I am able to locate it.
I know it's a common phrase - - - but watch out for the curve.... but thought I'd share what I found.... check back here... I may find more....
'Trouble With the Curve'
The Trouble is Fraud
1/27/2014 1:25 PM PST BY TMZ STAFF
EXCLUSIVE
The guy who claims he wrote the movie, "Trouble With the Curve," only to have it stolen out from under him, now says he has CSI-type evidence proving the guy who's getting credit boldly LIED about writing the script before him.
Ryan Brooks has sued Randy Brown, claiming he and others stole a script Brooks wrote, entitled "Omaha" ... tinkered with it, and then renamed it "Trouble With the Curve."
Brown claims he wrote the script on his own way back in 1997. But now Brooks has filed legal docs -- obtained by TMZ -- in which he claims his team of high-tech forensic experts has picked apart data from Brown's floppy disks which contain notes and manuscripts, which Brooks says have telltale signs of manipulation.
-- The disks themselves were created between 1999 and 2001.
-- The floppies are sloppy ... The operating system that saved the manuscript wasn't created until AFTER 1997, which Brooks says is clear FRAUD.
-- One of the disks contains a folder named "Trouble w/ Curve" and that was created in 1993. Brooks says it makes no sense if Brown says he didn't even come up with the idea til 1996.
One of the experts Brooks hired has lots of credits, including investigating the Unabomber case, John Wilkes Booth's diary, the Martin Luther King, Jr. murder, the Kennedy assassination, and 9/11.
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