AG movies

[dolllover]

How many movies do you think will be made for the Historical dolls?

[monimarine]

I'd like to see a movie for each one. And judging by the response that Sam's movie created, I don't think they would not consider it!

[dolllover]

I guess it would be cool if they made a movie for each doll, but then there would be 16 historical dolls!

[Felicity Merriman]

Im guessing there is going to be atleast one more; one about Felicity and Elizabeth.

[dianasmama]

I had read in a magazine article that one was planned for Felicty and another for Kit.

[lynet44]

I would love to watch the one about Kit. She is my favorite historical doll. When is the one about Felicity coming out?

[Grapedy1982]

Julia Roberts' production company has the rights to three movies. My guess would be that depending on how well those three do, they would then consider licensing the other 5. If Lissie and Kit do even half as well as Samantha did, I'd say it's a sure bet that all 8 girls will eventually get a movie.

[KimberBee]

I know Kirsten isn't one of the most popular and a movie isn't likely, but I love the pioneer time period and Laura Ingles Wilder type things. I hope that sometime in the near or distant furtue a Kirsten movie gets made. I haven't read Kit's books yet tho, so a Kit movie would be cool too

[dolllover]

The Felicity movie is supposed to be on tv around November 2005.

[auri]

Originally posted by KimberBee:
I know Kirsten isn't one of the most popular and a movie isn't likely, but I love the pioneer time period and Laura Ingles Wilder type things. I hope that sometime in the near or distant furtue a Kirsten movie gets made. I haven't read Kit's books yet tho, so a Kit movie would be cool too [img]smile.gif[/img]

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">I'd love to see a Kirsten movie. She has some of the most exciting and moving stories. Anyone remember the old CBS show, Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman? I know it's from a later time period but there was a Scandanavian girl on it (who unfortunately met a tragic end) and her background provided a different look at the immigrant experience. So would Kirsten's. C'mon, Julia!