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    http://www.darkhorizons.com/news05/051202a.php

    TNT Scares Up Cast for "Nightmares"
    Posted: Friday December 2nd, 2005 9:52am
    Source: TNT Network
    Author: Garth Franklin



    Tom Berenger, Kim Delaney, William Hurt, Ron Livingston, William H. Macy, Marsha Mason, Samantha Mathis, Jacqueline McKenzie, Jeremy Sisto, Henry Thomas and Steven Weber are all set to star in TNT's "Nightmares and Dreamscapes" - an anthology series of eight one-hour episodes adapted from King's short stories and premiering Summer 2006.

    The following are the stories that have been cast for production:

    Umney's Last Case
    William H. Macy and Jacqueline McKenzie star in this story about a fictional private eye whose author decides he wants to take the place of his detective creation to escape from the tragedy of his own life.

    You Know They Got a Hell of a Band
    Kim Delaney and Steven Weber star in this story of a young couple who happen upon a town in which all of the residents share a deadly secret while gearing up for the concert of a lifetime.


    The End of the Whole Mess
    An award-winning filmmaker, played by Ron Livingston, documents his final hour of life and tells the story of his brother's discovery of a chemical that ends all violence. When the brother, played by Henry Thomas, attempts to use the chemical on the world, however, the results are catastrophic.


    The Fifth Quarter
    Jeremy Sisto plays a recently released criminal who learns from his dying friend of a map torn into four parts. If put back together, the map will lead to the location of $1 million taken during a robbery. But finding it might not be as easy as it seems. Samantha Mathis co-stars.

    The Road Virus Heads North
    Tom Berenger plays a prize-winning author on a road trip heading north. After stopping at a yard sale to buy a painting, he later realizes the painting, which shows a car traveling along a road, is slowly changing and may be controlling his fate. Marsha Mason co-stars as Aunt Trudy.


    Battleground
    After murdering the owner of a toy company, a killer for hire played by William Hurt receives a package of toy soldiers in the mail, but these soldiers aren't just toying around.
    <font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">The funny thing is the last two are not in the book Nightmares and Dreamscapes...
    The ones I made bold are great short stories and if kept close to the stories should be very cool.

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    That could be interesting....


    I was watching Sci-fi and they have ann original movie called "Pain Killer Jane". Don't know why, but it sounds to me like a comic book character I have heard before....

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    The Road Virus Heads North is from: "Everything's Eventual"

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    Originally posted by Guyver:
    The Road Virus Heads North is from: "Everything's Eventual"
    <font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">There was an episode from the Twilight Zone, where a woman pick up a guy with a guitar from the road and they stop at a cafeteria. Some start to say that the situations happened before, but something changed on the way.

    The catch was a writer was trying to get his story right, and changing parts of it everytime and all these people were part of his creation.

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