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emperor26 06-12-2007 10:16 AM

Next Harry Potter?
 
I spot this article while I was roaming around the internet, and basically, the publisher responsible for the Harry Potter books, are planning to release a story simply call "Tunnels", which revolves around an archeologist boy.

From what I read, I have to assume this is suppose to be the "Indiane Jones for the young generation".

If you're interested about this, here's the link:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20070612/...publisher_dc_1

montitech 06-12-2007 11:24 AM

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Originally Posted by emperor26 (Post 46881)

From what I read, I have to assume this is suppose to be the "Indiane Jones for the young generation".


There used to be a TV show called Young Indiana Jones, so unless they rent or buy the right to that, the story cannot be too similar. Lucas Arts holds a tight reighn on thier franchises and usually does not allow for external usage of there characters without permission. (George owns Indiana) (If my memory is correct?)

MOnty :-/

some guy you dont know 06-15-2007 03:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by montitech (Post 46886)
There used to be a TV show called Young Indiana Jones, so unless they rent or buy the right to that, the story cannot be too similar. Lucas Arts holds a tight reighn on thier franchises and usually does not allow for external usage of there characters without permission. (George owns Indiana) (If my memory is correct?)

MOnty :-/

indiana jones, yes george lucas owns that.

kageri 06-15-2007 05:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by montitech (Post 46886)
There used to be a TV show called Young Indiana Jones, so unless they rent or buy the right to that, the story cannot be too similar. Lucas Arts holds a tight reighn on thier franchises and usually does not allow for external usage of there characters without permission. (George owns Indiana) (If my memory is correct?)

MOnty :-/

Uh, I don't think it's actually supposed to be Indiana Jones. It's just, y'know, a simile.

Also, from reading the article if I'm not mistaken the story is not actually going to be written by J.K., just published by the same publisher.

Invader Bloo 06-15-2007 05:45 PM

Indiana Jones for the young generation? Sorry, Rowling. Indy's coming back next year & so will his popularity with kids.:bendy:


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