#Stu Krieger

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Zenon: Z3 (2004)

My rating: 4/10

I always forget just how irritating the faux future slang gets in these... though I do appreciate everybody's full commitment to make everything look at atrociously tacky as possible. Anyway, the plot can be summed up as: 

weird hippie dude: oh hey you're back zenon: moon's pissed hippie dude: what? zenon: *hits the big red evacuation button and gets back on the pod racer* moon's pissed

so that's very silly and quite bad.

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Disney 100 Funko Pops!

Funko is celebrating Disney's 100th anniversary with a new line of POP! merchandise that includes 1999's Disney Channel Original Movie Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century.

Other collectibles from the early 2000s are Raven from That's So Raven and Lizzie from Lizzie McGuire.

Lizzie McGuire is a Pop! and Buddy set that comes with a miniature "Monologue Lizzie".

The announcement also included High School Musical's trio of Troy, Gabriella, and Sharpay.

Original Funko's site currently has all three HSM and the Lizzie McGuire duo available for $12.

Raven and Zenon are listed as "Coming Soon" with the same price.

However, there is an option to be notified when they go on sale. (You only have to submit an email address.)

Thanks to Zenon writer, Stu Krieger, for sharing the behind the scenes pic.

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The Land Before Time (1988)

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HUFFLEPUFF: “Let your heart guide you. It whispers so listen closely.” –Stu Krieger (Littlefoot's Mother: The Land Before Time)

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I just realized now that the writer of the three Zenon movies + The Land Before Time, Stu Krieger, IS A PROFESSOR AT MY UNIVERSITY. What a fun thing to find out in my senior year. He wrote 10 of the first 50 DCOM movies.

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led-lite replied to your post: yesterday I was reminiscing with my sister about...

LISE NO

DON’T LOOK AT ME LOOK AT DON BLUTH, OR PROBABLY SCREENWRITER STU KRIEGER

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What a wonderful event that the 2019 Brockport Gala in Rochester, NY, turned out to be. It was an honor to be part of the Keynote panel moderated by News Anchor for 13WHAM and Fox Rochester, Ginny Ryan. On the panel were notable Brockport Alumni- TV Host Gabrielle Loren, Writer Stu Krieger, 1st AD Jim Goldthwait along with myself, all working in Hollywood, California.

There were a lot of topics covered by each of us. I focused on the importance of networking, getting involved with your industry and creating your dream project. I had a blast. 

The final question Ginny asked was, in one word to describe your future. My word was “Limitless”. Because I see all the opportunities in front of me as a Director/Producer. Along with knowing that there are many more that I don't even realize are they just around the corner. That word not only describes how I feel about my future but how I see the future of all the students at The College at Brockport.

My personal experience working in Hollywood, I find it to be a remarkably small community of the filmmakers. If you are interested in hearing more about the Entertainment Industry from an insider’s perspective, like and share this with fellow filmmakers. You can find me on IMDb, Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, SpeakerHub or Instagram.

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Film Lifetime Achievement Award Winners for 2017/18

The award season is about to begin. Here are the recipients for the various cinematic lifetime achievement awards.

Academy Awards: Charles Burnett, Owen Roizman, Donald Sutherland and Agnes Varda

Golden Globes: Oprah Winfrey

BAFTA: Ridley Scott

Cesar Awards: Penelope Cruz

American Film Institute: George Clooney

SAG Awards: Morgan Freeman

Kennedy Center Honors: Norman Lear

Cannes Film Festival: Martin Scorsese

Venice Film Festival: Stephen Frears, Jane Fonda and Robert Redford

Berlin Film Festival: Willem Dafoe

Writers Guild Awards: John Waters and Len Wein (posthumous) 

Los Angeles Film Critics Association: Max von Sydow

European Film Awards: Julie Delpy and Alexander Sokurov

Sarajevo Film Festival: John Cleese and Oliver Stone

Locarno Festival: Todd Haynes, Adrien Brody, Mathieu Kassovitz,  Nastassja Kinski and Jean-Marie Straub

Zurich Film Festival: Glenn Close, Andrew Garfield, Oliver Stone and Jake Gyllenhaal

Rose d’Or Awards: Angela Lansbury

Burbank International Film Festival: Veronica Cartwright

Australian Writers Guild: Andrew Knight

Hamptons Film Festival: Julie Andrews

VES LifetimeAchievement Award: Jon Favreau

Platino Ibero-American Film Awards: Edward James Olmos

Ischia Global Film and Music Fest: Roman Polanski and Armand Assante

Munich Film Festival: Bryan Cranston

Camerimage: John Toll and Phillip Noyce

Rome Film Festival: David Lynch

British Academy Britannia Awards: Matt Damon, Dick Van Dyke, Kenneth Branagh, Ava DuVernay and Claire Foy

Odesa International Film Festival: Agnieszka Holland

Oceanside International Film Festival: Alan Roderick-Jones

Santa Fe Independent Film Festival: John Sayles and Maggie Renzi

Martha's Vineyard International Film Festival: Danny Glover and Joslyn Barnes

Riverside International Film Festival: Stu Krieger

Telluride International Film Festival: Ed Lachman

DOC NYC: Errol Morris and Sheila Nevins

Hoboken International Film Festival: Armand Assante

Horrible Imaginings Film Festival: Dee Wallace

San Sebastián Film Festival: Agnes Varda and Monica Bellucci

Arpa International Film Festival: Terry George, Carl Weathers and Alexander Dinelaris

World Soundtrack Awards: David Shire

El Gouna Film Festival: Forest Whitaker

Heartland Film Festival: Rob Reiner

Asian World Film Festival: George Takei

DC South Asia Film Festival: Zeenat Aman

Inspiring City Awards: Billy Connolly

New York City Horror Film Festival: Brad Dourif

Windsor International Film Festival: Lois Smith

SCAD Savannah Film Festival: Richard Gere

Stockholm Film Festival: Vanessa Redgrave and Pablo Larrain 

Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival: Stanley Nelson

Antalya Film Festival: Christopher Walken

Lumière Award: Wong Kar-Wai 

Hollywood Film Awards: Gary Oldman

Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival: Burt Reynolds

Critics’ Choice Documentary Awards: Errol Morris

Woodstock Film Awards: Bill Pullman

Directors Guild of Canada Awards: Don Shebib

European Animation Awards: Richard Williams

Los Cabos Fest: Nicole Kidman

Israel Film Festival: Jeffrey Tambor and Lior Ashkenazi

Annie Awards: James Baxter, Stephen Hillenburg, Wendy Tilby and Amanda Forbis 

International Film Festival of India: Atom Egoyan

Dubai International Film Festival: Patrick Stewart, Wahid Hamed and Irrfan Kahn

International Film Festival of Kerala: Alexander Sokurov

Art Directors Guild: John Moffitt, James J. Murakami, Martin Kline, Norm Newberry, Kathleen Kennedy, Ron Clements and John Musker

New York Film Critics Circle Awards: Molly Haskell

Make-Up Artists and Hair Stylists Guild: Greg Gannom and Mary Gurerro

Movies for Grownups Awards: Helen Mirren

Golden Horse Awards: Hsu Feng

Women in Film and Television Awards: Celia Imrie

Goteborg Film Festival: Alicia Vikander

Gotham Awards: Nicole Kidman

Denver Film Festival: Aaron Sorkin

Athena Film Festival: Barbara Kopple

SFFILM Awards: Kate Winslet

International Cinematographers Guild: Betty White

American Black Film Festival: Billy Dee Williams

Looking Ahead Awards: Charlotte Rae

San Luis Obispo Jewish Film Festival: Susan Arnold and Donna Roth

Goteborg Film Festival: Juliette Binoche

Sedona International Film Festival: Jane Alexander

Beaufort International Film Festival: Dale Dye

Canadian Screen Awards: Clark Johnson

Costume Designers Guild: Guillermo Del Toro and Joanna Johnson

Animafest Zagreb: Paul Fierlinger

WGAW's Laurel Award for Screenwriting Achievement: James L. Brooks

Irish Film and Television Academy Awards: Gabriel Byrne  

Chaplin Award: Helen Mirren

Austin Film Festival: Roger Corman

Satellite Awards: Dabney Coleman

Lumiere Awards: Jean-Paul Belmondo and Monica Bellucci

Governor General Performing Arts Award: Genevieve Bujold

Annecy International Animated Film Festival: Brad Bird

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The Land Before Time's screenwriter explains how he made a generation cry

The Land Before Time’s screenwriter explains how he made a generation cry

The screenwriter of The Land Before Time doesn’t much mind that the screenplay for The Lion King deployed the phrase “the great circle of life,” even though he used it years before in The Land Before Time to help his young male protagonist cope with a parent’s death.

“Ultimately, there are only so many stories, and everything is a variation or a recreation,” screenwriter Stu Krieger told SYFY…

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Curtain Call Podcast Ep 13 with screenwriter Stu Krieger will be available starting September 1st! #CCPEp13 www.curtaincallpodcast.com

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