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offline ifkardo from 785.8 mb of radio babylon (Equatorial Guinea) on 2003-10-24 17:56 [#00917198]
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as i don't watch tv i just read about this >>>>>

 

offline ifkardo from 785.8 mb of radio babylon (Equatorial Guinea) on 2003-10-24 17:56 [#00917199]
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/3209223.stm

 

offline virginpusher from County Clare on 2003-10-24 18:01 [#00917209]
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Actor Jim Caviezel has been struck by lightning while
playing Jesus in Mel Gibson's controversial film The Passion
Of Christ.
The lightning bolt hit Caviezel and the film's assistant
director Jan Michelini while they were filming in a remote
location a few hours from Rome.

It was the second time Michelini had been hit by lightning
during the shoot.

Neither of them was badly hurt, according to the film's
producer Steve McEveety.

Michelini had previously been struck during filming in
Matera, Italy, when he suffered light burns to his fingers
after lightning hit his umbrella.

Describing the second lightning strike, McEveety told VLife,
a supplement of the trade paper Variety: "I'm about a
hundred feet away from them when I glance over and see smoke
coming out of Caviezel's ears."

The Passion Of Christ, which was filmed in the ancient
languages of Latin and Aramaic, is directed and co-written
by actor Mel Gibson and focuses on the last 12 hours in the
life of Jesus.

Although it is not due for release until early next year, it
has already hit headlines after Jewish figures in the United
States slated it for being "dangerous" and portraying Jews
in a negative way.

Originally titled The Passion, the film changed its title
last week after Miramax claimed the rights to the title for
one of its own projects, a historical epic based on a
Jeanette Winterson novel.

The film now looks set to be released in the States by
independent distributors Newmarket Films, who released
Memento and Whale Rider in the US.



 

offline AlfredPMcLovely from the country that will end up d (Turkmenistan) on 2003-10-24 18:04 [#00917212]
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even gods trying to kill this film, I thought it was bad
when they couldn't get any backers but jeez


 

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