GENRE SCRIPT SALES

Motion Pictures and TV Movies

2001

Title:         Speed Racer
Log Line:  A dashing racer car driver, Speed Racer, races his Mach 5 and fights bad guys in his off time.
Writer:      Christian Gudegast and Paul Scheuring
Agent:       Endeavor
Buyer:       Warner Bros.
Price:         High-six figures against $1.2 million
Genre:       Action-Adventure
Logged:     10/18/01
More:        Scribes will write a new script for this film that has been in development for more than 10 years.  Hype Williams will direct with Joel Silver and the Donners' Company producing.

Title:          Heart of the Atom
Log Line:   During WWII, Jack Verity, a top interrogator in the U.S. Army is sent to Los Alamos, N.M. to unmask a spy believed to be sending secrets to the head of the Nazi nuclear bomb program.  His mission is jeopardized when he begins to fall in love with a female scientist -- a prime suspect.
Writer:       Jan Eliasberg
Agent:        William Morris Agency
Buyer:        Propaganda Films
Price:          n/a
Genre:        Romantic thriller
Logged:      10/18/01
More:         Spec script. Luis Mandoki to direct. Mandoki and Mim Polk Gitlin to producer through their Mandolin Entertainment.
 

Title:         The Ride
Log Line: A family man away on a business trip picks up a hitchhiker who could pass for his identical twin.
Writer:     Eric James Niemi
Agent:      n/a
Buyer:      Studio Escape Productions
Price:        Low-six against mid-six figures
Genre:      Thriller
Logged:    10/18/01
More:       Pitch, Niemi to write and direct. Studio Escape to produce.

Title:         Untitled Meyers Pitch
Log Line:  Story centers on a member of the OSS, the Office of Strategic Services, the precursor to the CIA.
Writer:      Larry Meyers
Agent:       n/a
Buyer:       Warner Brothers
Price:         n/a
Genre:       Action-Adventure
Logged:     10/17/01
More:        Hudson Bay's Stephen Herek and Toby Jaffe will produce the pitch.

Title:         Human
Log Line:  Set in the future, a group of clones form a rebellion against the human race that they serve.
Writer:      Miguel Sapochnik and Ivor Powell
Agent:       n/a
Buyer:       Miramax Films
Price:         n/a
Genre:       Sci-Fi
Logged:     10/12/01
More:        Pitch based on Miguel Sapochnik and Ivor Powell's short film, "The Dreamer."  Powell and Lawrence Bender will produce. Sapochnik will make his directorial debut.

Title:         Vigilante
Log Line:  A newspaper columnist decides to take it upon himself to hunt down a gang responsible for the murder of his wife.
Writer:      Chris Hauty
Agent:       Original Artists
Buyer:       APG & StudioCanal
Price:         n/a
Genre:       Action-Thriller
Logged:     10/11/01
More:        Preemptive purchase on this pitch. Edward Burns will star.  APG will produce along with Burns and Aaron Lubin via Burn's Marlboro Road Gang Prods.   Pitch was developed by Burns, Lubin and Hauty.

Title:       Howl
Logline:  After 500 years, a werewolf hunter corners his prey in modern day Texas.
Writer:    Jonathan Lemkin
Agent:     CAA and attrny Peter Nichols
Buyer:     Warner Brothers
Price:       High six against low seven figures
Genre:     Horror
Logged:   10/10/01
More:      No producer attached. Lemkin to direct

Title:       Tokyo Suckerpunch
Logline:   An American journalist is sent to Tokyo to cover a martial arts tournament for the handicapped and finds himself caught in a serpentine murder plot that involves Yakuza gangsters, underground cults, gonzo Japanese filmmakers, and mysterious geishas.
Writer:    Mike Le
Agent:     Rogers Hartmann at Sanford-Gross and attrny Linda Lichter at Lichter, Grossman, Nichols, Adler
Buyer:     Fox Searchlight
Price:       n/a
Genre:     Action-Mystery
Logged:   10/10/01
More:      Based on the novel by Isaac Adamson.

Title:        Point Fury
Log Line: An aspiring rock musician is asked to house-sit by a would-be benefactor but then the rocker finds himself in a deadly game of cat-and-mouse.
Writer:     Marc Moss
Agent:      n/a
Buyer:      Warner Brothers
Price:        n/a
Genre:      Psychological thriller
Logged:    10/10/01
More:       Option.  To be based on John Maxwel's novel.  Scribner's will publish the book in April 2002.

Title:         Darkness in Him
Log Line:  Set on an Ivy League campus, a pre-law student's perfect life is disrupted when he gets a fraternity brother's girlfriend pregnant and opts to kill her rather than suffer the consequences.
Writer:      Andrew Lyons (author)
Agent:       n/a
Buyer:       Eagle Cove/Deluxe Entertainment & Panoptic Pictures
Price:         n/a
Genre:       Thriller
Logged:     10/10/01
More:        Novel.  St. Martins Press is expected to release the book in fall 2002.

Title:         Untitled
Log Line:  A child murderer manages to dodge the police even with the entire force looking for him. With the increased police presence, the city's organized crime families are unable to operate, thus members of the mob decide to help the police track down and catch the murderer.
Writer:     Reginald Blythewood
Agent:      n/a
Buyer:      Warner Bros.
Price:        n/a
Genre:      Crime Thriller
Logged:    10/8/01
More:       Joel Silver will produce.  DMX to star.  Andrzej Bartkowiak to direct.   Pic was inspired by the 1931 film "M."

Title:         The Snow Prince
Log Line:  During medieval times, a young widow's life is changed when she sculpts a life size prince from the snow. On Christma Eve, her young daughter's prayer for a father is answered when the prince comes to life.
Writer:      Lenore Andriel and Udana Power
Agent:       n/a
Buyer:       Enlightment Films & Matador Pictures
Price:         n/a
Genre:       Fantasy
Logged:     10/4/01
More:        To be based on an original story by Bernadette Elliot and Andrew Denemark. Charles Jarrot to direct. Andriel and Peter Watson-Wood to produce.

Title:         The Ugly Little Boy
Log Line:  A Neanderthal boy is transported 40,000 years into the future. In order to protect himself against scientists who want a piece of him, he must team up with a nurse.
Writer:      Mike Maples
Agent:       Artists Management Group
Buyer:       Warner Bros.
Price:         n/a
Genre:       Science Fiction
Logged:     10/4/01
More:        To be based on the 1958 Issac Asimov short story. Demi Moore's Moving Pictures and Denise Di Novi's Di Novi Pics will produce.

Title:         Potter's Field
Log Line:  A group of kids in a "scared straight" program are forced to spend a night doing burial duty alongside prisoners from Riker's Island on the county's largest potter's field - a poor man's cemetary. Although they are terrified of the prisoners, the kids quickly learn the real threat is the ghost of a former prisoner.
Writer:      Dan Clark
Agent:       Dino Carlaftes at Metropolitan Talent & attrny Mary Sullivan at Katz, Golden & Sullivan (Zenga) and Matt Luber of 9 Yards Ent. & Writers & Artist (Clark)
Buyer:       Phoenix Pictures
Price:         n/a
Genre:       Horror
Logged:     10/3/01
More:        Pitch from Clark and Bo Zenga. Zenga to produce. Purchased by Phoenix's newly formed, but yet to be named, horror division.

Title:        Alone in the Dark
Log Line: Stranded on an island, two supernatural investigators search for magical tablets but as they do they are hunted and attacked by evil, shadow-dwelling creatures.
Writer:     Hans Rodionoff
Agent:      ICM, mngr. Jillian Michaels and attrny Craig Emanuel
Buyer:      Dimension Films
Price:        n/a
Genre:      Action
Logged:    10/3/01
More:       Pitch based on the Infogrames/DarkWorks videogame of the same name.  Don Murphy and Rick Benattar will produce.

Title:         Fire
Log Line:  Story will center on firemen's heroic battles to fight against raging forest fires in the Western United States.
Writer:      Sebastian Junger (author)
Agent:       UTA
Buyer:       DreamWorks
Price:         Seven figures
Genre:       Action-Adventure
Logged:     10/1/01
More:        To be based on two articles from the book, "Fire" written by Junger.  Scott Steindorff will produce.

OLDER SCRIPT SALES

Title:    The Keeper of the Bees 
Story:   Escaping a veterans hospital, the soldier falls in love. 
Writer: Gene Stratton Porter (author) 
Agent: Optioned directly from the Porter estate. 
Buyer: Kaufman Co. 
$$$$:   ???? 
Genre: Thriller 
More:  Kaufman president Paul A. Kaufman may direct. 

Title: The Assignment 
Story:  During an assignment, an undercover agent is double-crossed
Writer: Chris Fallon 
Agent: ????
Buyer: Warner Brothers Pictures
$$$$:   Six figures 
Genre: Action thriller 
More:  Baltimore Spring Creek Pictures (Barry Levinson and Paula Weinstein)
took the pitch to Warner. Based on a story by Fallon and David Faigenblum. 

Title: The Anniversary Man 
Story: An unhappy man wishes for a new life on the same day each year, until he finds the one he always wanted. 
Writer: Chuck Rose 
Agent: ????
Buyer: Bandiera Entertainment 
$$$$:   ????
Genre: Fantasy Drama
More: ????

Title: A Story of Scorpions 
Story: A minister's family was brutally murdered. He forges a relationship with the imprisoned killer. 
Writer: Gabriel Everett (author) 
Agent: Jody Hotchkiss of Sterling Lord Literistic 
Buyer: Kaufman Co. 
$$$$:   Six figures 
Genre: Thriller 
More: Book published by Crown in 1997. Paul A. Kaufman is attached to direct and will adapt "Scorpions" for the screen with Everett. 

Title: Redemption 
Story: A policeman accidentally shoots and kills a woman who is a Gulf War veteran’s girlfriend. The vet is set on revenge. He kidnaps the cop’s wife and forces the officer to confess to the crime. 
Writer: Richard Hatem 
Agent: David Saunders
Buyer: Trimark Pictures 
$$$$:   Mid-six figures 
Genre: Psycho Thriller 
More: Spec for Gustavo Graef-Marino to direct. 

Title: Tag 
Story: An innocent man who discovers that he is the target in a deadly, underground game of tag and
must run from a band of assassins. This death-tag is run by a group of wealthy businessmen who gamble on its
outcome. 
Writer: Eric Kmetz 
Agent: Endeavor 
Buyer: Paramount Pictures 
$$$$:   Low-six figures 
Genre: Action/Thriller 
More: Pitch from producers David Faigenblum & Neil Weinberger. 

Title: Basic 
Story: A military investigation involving a basic training camp. 
Writer: James Vanderbilt 
Agent: ????
Buyer: Phoenix Pictures 
$$$$:  $400K
Genre: Thriller 
More: a lot of bidding for th one. Phoenix Pictures has 18 months to produce the pic, if not Vanderbilt can take the script elsewhere. 

Title: Posse 
Story: A small-town sheriff is dragged into a manhunt by three alien federal marshals. 
Writer: Adam Rifkin 
Agent: ????
Buyer: Disney 
$$$$:  High six-figures 
Genre: Sci-fi action comedy 
More: Rifkin will direct the project as well.

Title: The Immortals 
Story: Four friends in their mid-twenties are offered the chance to become immortal. To become an Immortal they must choose someone to die in their place. 
Writer: Michael Jonascu and Justin Stanley 
Agent: CAA 
Buyer: Universal Pictures 
$$$$:   ????
Genre: Horror/Supernatural 
More: from first time scribes will be produced by David Kirschner & William Stuart.

Title:      The Lost Girls
Story:     Same storyline as The Lost Boys. The new family moves into town to discover that the local group of babes are actually vampires.
Writer:   ????
Agent:    ????
Buyer:   Warner Brothers
$$$$:     ????
Genre:   Action/Horror
Notes:    Warner bought the idea.  Joel Schumacher, the studio and Village Roadshow are developing this female version of the original film. Schumacher came up with the idea for "The Lost Girls" and more than likely will only produce

Title:       DIVA
Story:      A young mail courier who loves opera music, decides to make an illegal tape of his favorite voice while at one of her concerts, especially since the American diva refuses to have her voice recorded. The tape gets swapped with an undercover survelillance tape which then leads to crazy complications amongst strange people.
Writer:    Rick Cleavland
Agent:     ????
Buyer:    Overbrook Entertainment
$$$$:      ????
Genre:    Thriller
Notes:     Will Smith will produce the French thriller remake.  Whitney Houston is set to play the lead.  Smith has wanted the project for years. When Diana Ross let her option lapse, Canal Plus Image, who owns the property, approached Smith. Smith's Overbrook Entertainment & Whitney Houston's Brownhouse Productions will produce.

Title:      The Manifestant
Story:    A man, after being struck by lightning, can see that we are actually surrounded by magical forces and wizards.
Writer:   Eric Heisserer
Agent:    Overland Literary Management
Buyer:   Artisan Entertainment
$$$$:      ????
Genre:   Magical/Fantasy
Notes:    Alison Rosenzweig and Tracie Graham are said to be producing.

Title:      The Greatest American Hero
Story:   About an average guy who idolizes the super heroes that he reads about in his comic books.  When he comes into possession of an actual super hero suit, he becomes one himself.
Writer:   Abby Kohn & Marc Silverstein
Agent:    William Morris & 3 Arts
Buyer:    Touchstone
$$$$:      Mid-six figures for script
Genre:    Action
Notes:    A possible Steven J. Cannell TV movie or series.  Talk about stealing the idea and title from a the comedy series Greatest Amercan Hero that starred William Katt & Robert Culp.

Title:       Smoke and Mirrors
Story:     Based on the true story of Jean Robert-Houdini, a 19th century illusionist who had a beautiful, young, assistant.
Writer:    Lee & Janet Scott Batchler
Agent:     ????
Buyer:     Initial Entertainment
$$$$:       ????
Genre:    Action-Adventure
Notes:     This was optioned from Farren Entertainment. Might star star Michael Douglas and his girlfriend, Catherine Zeta-Jones.

Title:     See No Evil (tentative title)
Story:    About a blind girl who moves in with her Aunt and Uncle.   The entire family is silently murdered while she becomes the killer's next target.
Writer:   Tony Jaswinski
Agent:    ????
Buyer:    Columbia Pictures
$$$$:      ????
Genre:   Thriller
More:    Remake of the 1971 picture. Possible release in 2k1.

Title:       Ed Gein ("Texas Chainsaw Massacre" Prequel)
Story:     The story line follows the life of a serial murderer.
Writer:   Martin Kunert and Eric Manes
Agent:    Emile Gladstone/ BKWU and mgr. Bradley Kaplan
Buyer:    Unapix Films
$$$$:      ????
Genre:    Thriller
Note:      Martin Kunert to direct. To begin shooting July 1 2k.

Title:      Red Hood
Story:    A twist on, "Little Red Riding Hood," that takes place 10 years later. Riding Hood now 18 and the Big Bad Wolf is terrorizing the Land of Grimm, and she seeks revenge on him.
Writer:   Ezekiel Martinez and Lee Alford
Agent:    ????
Buyer:   Disney
$$$$:     Low-six figures
Genre:   Fairy Tale
Notes:    To be produced by Tova Laiter.

Title:      20/20
Story:     A "futuristic action" movie with sequels in mind. No plot details are being given.
Writer:   Mike Finch
Agent:    ????
Buyer:   DreamWorks
$$$$:     Mid-six figures to high-six
Genre:   Futuristic Action
More:    ????

Title:      The Professionals
Story:    Mercenaries are hired by a rich ranch owner to hunt down a ex-member of their squad, who also happens to kidnap the rancher's wife. Of course it is a rich rancher at that.
Writer:   Bruce Feirstein
Agent:    ????
Buyer:    Columbia Pictures
$$$$:     High six-figures
Genre:   Western
Notes:    Co-production between Ray Stark's Rastar and John Woo's Lion Rock Productions. Remake of the 1966 western. Sounds like a Jean Claude Van Damme or Steven Segal flick. Bring it to todays time frame and it is a Commando flick. :)

Title:      Time Flies
Story:    A 30 year old man who wants to be young again. After a strange spell is placed on him, he begins getting older each day when the sun sets.
Writer:  Chris Momenee
Agent:   William Morris
Buyer:   Columbia Pictures
$$$$:     Low-six against mid-six figures
Genre:   Comedy/Fantasy
Notes:    Angry Films will produce.

Title:      Guy Futomaki: Ninja Temp
Story:    Story of an undercover ninja who works as a temp at an office in order to expose the demon that lives inside the CEO's body.
Writer:  Eric Trueheart and Hart Getzen
Agent:   Brooke Wharton (atty.)
Buyer:   Fox Animation Studios
Price:     Low- six figures
Genre:  Comedy/Action
More:   ????

Title:       Charlie Faust
Story:     Set in 1911, a 31 year old man with no athletic ability to speak of, turns up to try out for the New York Giants.  As a joke, he was put on the bench but then something crazy started happening -- the team began winning all its games.  The man becomes their good luck charm. The story centers on his relationship with the Giants pitcher Rube Marquard.
Writer:   Charlie Mitchell
Agent:     ????
Buyer:    Disney
$$$$:      Seven figure deal
Genre:    Baseball drama/Fantasy
More:     Brad Silberling may direct and supervise the development of the script.

Title:       A Cold Case
Story:     A true crime case, that took 30 years to solve. It  follows a detective on a mission to solve the 1970 murder of a Manhattan restaurateur.
Writer:   Philip Gourevitch (journalist)
Agent:    ????
Buyer:   The Playtone Co. (Hank's Prod co.)/Universal Studios
$$$$:     Six figure advance against almost $1 million
Genre:   Crime Drama
Notes:   Based on a Feb. 14 New Yorker article by staff writer Gourevitch.  Tom Hanks is interested to star.

Title:       Monster Truck Mad-ness
Story:     Centers  around a down on his luck Nascar driver who is booted off the circuit. He resorts to Monster Truck Racing and finds himself up against his old Nascar rival.
Writer:   David Capper and Kevin Lipski
Agent:    ICM
Buyer:   Columbia Pictures
$$$$:     Low against mid-six figures
Genre:   Action/Comedy
Note:    Doesn't this remind you of the movie 'Six Pack' alittle?

Title:    Passengers
Story:   Aliens invade human bodies for wild rides that last three days.  The aliens are totally psychological without physical form until they inhabit the brains of their human hosts.  These hosts engage in wild debauchery and act our violent urges that they normally would suppress.  The aliens have the best time, because they are not usually able to experience love, lust, anger, fear, etc.
Writer:  Greg Pruss
Agent:   ????
Buyer:   USA Films
$$$$:     ????
Genre:   Sci-Fi Drama
More:    David Fincher should direct.  Michael London will produce under his new Michael London Productions banner.  Movie to be adapted from a short story by Robert Silverberg.  It is  budgeted for about $30 million.

Title:       I Would Die For You
Story:     This one is set at the University of California, Santa Barbara. The story follows a college senior on a trip home to Cleveland for his best buddies wedding. He sleeps with his old high school sweetheart.  The girl is still in love with the guy and follows him back to school hoping that if she destroys his life, he will fall back in love with her.
Writer:   Markus Redmond and Ivy Williams
Agent:    ????
Buyer:   Columbia Pictures
$$$$:     ????
Genre:   Thriller
More:    Scripted by first timers. That is great.

Title:       Damascus Gate
Story:     An American journalist travels to Jerusalem to find his devotion, but is drawn into a terrorist plot which involves arms smuggling, drugs, and even a plan to blow up the Temple Mount.
Writer:    Robert Stone (author)
Agent:     ????
Buyer:     Lynda Obst Prods.
$$$$:       Six figures
Genre:     Thriller
Notes:      ????

Title:      Flight Plan
Story:     None given, except it is a thriller.
Writer:   Peter Dowling
Agent:    ????
Buyer:   Disney
$$$$:     Low-six figures
Genre:   Thriller
Notes:    Brian Grazer to produce.

Title:      The Tenth Master
Story:    A 10 yr. old kung fu prodigy comes to the U.S. to complete his training with a  reclusive master. Things go wrong when the boy takes a wrong turn and ends up at the wrong dojo training with a fast-talking lunatic.
Writer:   Craig Titley
Agent:    ????
Buyer:   Sony Pictures Family Entertainment
$$$$:     ????
Genre:   Action/Comedy
More:    ????

Title:      88 Minutes
Story:     A guy gets a strange phone call telling him he only has 88 minutes left to live.  He sets out to find the person who is trying to kill him.
Writer:   Gary Scott Thompson
Agent:    ????
Buyer:   Touchstone 
$$$$:     Low to mid - six figures
Genre:   Thriller
More:    ????

Title:      The Decoy
Story:    The story revolves around a woman who works for a Private Investigator as a decoy to set up men the PI  is investigating to see if they'll come on to her.  After one of his female clients is murder she steps in to try and catch the killer.
Writer:    ????
Agent:     ????
Buyer:    Twentieth Century Fox
$$$$:      High six figure backend if pic is produced.
Genre:    Thriller
Notes:     Based on Tony Stong's 160-page proposal.

Title:       Caesar Story pitch. Currently Untitled.
Story:    The epic story about Julius Caesar and his battle with Pompey the Great.
Writer:   John Orloff
Agent:    CAA
Buyer:    Michael Mann &  Tom Hanks
$$$$:      ????
Genre:    Epic drama
Notes:    Tom Hanks will produce & Michael Mann directing this epic.

Title:       Steve Was Here
Story:     Revolves around a financially depressed desert town that decides to stage a fake UFO landing in order to generate tourism, and reap the benefits much like Roswell does. But our  townfolk are in for a few surprises they never imagined.
Writer:    Norman Steinberg
Agent:     ICM's Mike Eisner
Buyer:     Centropolis Entertainment
$$$$:       Six Figures
Genre:     Science Fiction/Comedy
Notes:      Jonathan Frakes will direct this pic that Centropolis purchased from their discretionary fund.  Frakes will produce along with partner Lisa Olin and Hertzberg, with Centropolis patners Dean Devlin and Roland Emmerich exec producing.

Title:       Geeks
Story:     Centers on two Idaho teens who find a home on the Internet.
Writer:    Jon Katz (author)
Agent:     Jody Hotchkiss/Sterling Lord (for author)
Buyer:    New Line Cinema
$$$$:      Valued up to $1 million
Genre:    Comedy/Gen X
Notes:     Adapted from Jon Katz's unpublished nonfiction book How Two Lost Boys Rode the Internet Out of Idaho.

Title:      The Gaurdians-Book One: The Unbound
Story:    About an 18 year old superhero, John Porter, who discovers that he has the power to defeat the evil organization planning on taking over the world.
Writer:   Larry Shultz and Dave Smeds (authors)
Agent:    ????
Buyer:    Warner Bros.
$$$$:     Small $$$ upfront, but a significant backend to the creators.
Genre:   Super-Hero/Action
Notes:    Studio optioned this unpublished manuscript, created by Stan Lee and Larry Shultz, and is thinking about it as a possible franchise pic. Manuscript was written by Shultz and Dave Smeds and is the first novel in a
series.

Title:       Demolition Angel
Story:     About a female bomb squad detective and a male ATF agent tracking down a serial bomber.
Writer:    Robert Crais
Agent:     Broder-Kurland-Webb-Uffner's Tricia Davey, Emile Gladstone, & Norman Kurland
Buyer:    Columbia Pictures
$$$$:      $525,000 up to $1M
Genre:    Thriller
More:     Adapted from Crais' upcoming novel due out this May from Ballantine. Produced by Laurence Mark.

Title:       Ella Enchanted
Story:     A young girl is placed under a spell by a fairy and she must obey every command she receives.  In order to free herself from this dreadful curse and marry the prince of her dreams, she must reverse the spell.
Writer:    Gail Carson Levine
Agent:     ????
Buyer:     Miramax
$$$$:       ????
Genre:     Fantasy
More:     Adapted from Gail Carson Levine's best-selling novel. This updated Cinderella story will be produced by Jane Startz and co-produced by Susan Miller.

Title:       Knights of the Sky
Story:      A grandfather recounts stories of his youth as well as his victory over the Red Baron of Germany in World War 1. While he loses friends, lovers and family to the perils of war, he uncovers his true self.
Writer:   Brad Moseley and Gerry Gacek
Agent:    Don Kopaloff,  SGK and Associates & attorney Richard M. Genow 
Buyer:    The Ladd Company
$$$$:      Mid to high six figures
Genre:   WWI / Drama
Notes:    Spec by first time scribes. Alan Ladd, Jr. will produce this feature.

Title:       The Panic Room
Story:     A divorced woman and her daughter are caught up in a cat-and-mouse game inside their brand new house. 
Writer:   David Koepp
Agent:    Gavin Polone  mgr.
Buyer:    Columbia Pictures
$$$$:      $4 million dollars
Genre:    Thriller
Notes:     Koepp will produce with  David Fincher to direct.

Title:      The Cricket in Times Square
Story:     the cricket Chester uses his singing ability to save a Times Square newsstand from bankruptcy.  Chester has lots of friends, including Harry the Cat, Tucker the mouse and a young boy named Mario. His parents own the newsstand.
Writer:   ????
Agent:    ????
Buyer:   Stephen Waterman
$$$$:     Low six  figures
Genre:   Children's Adventure
Notes:    From George Selden's children's book. 

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