None of the US television stories reported laughter; none of the U.S. newspapers [other than the New York Times] reported the laughter; none of the U.S. magazines covering the trip reported the laughter — but the laughter was loud; it was palpable and it was very, very real. (firstthings.com)
After the rights to the feature iteration of the classic television story changed hands a few times, they ended up with Jerry Bruckheimer at Disney with a script by Pirates of the Caribbean scribes Ted Elliot and Terry Rossio. (collider.com)
After the rights to the feature iteration of the classic television story changed hands a few times, they ended up with Jerry Bruckheimer at Disney with a script... (collider.com)