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Posted: 17 years ago
M. Night on the Cover of "Creative Screenwriting"

 
So, guess who's on the cover of the latest issue of Creative Screenwriting? I'll give you a hint: his name rhymes with "N. Right Bamalawn." No, not Frank Darabont...

Yes, that's right; our man Night is gracing their cover with the headline (in steadily shrinking font sizes, so that the "M" is prominent) "M. Night Shyamalan wants to tell you a bedtime story." The article inside is written by David Michael Wharton and is titled "Irrational Resonance: Lady in the Water's M. Night Shyamalan on Dark Songs, Bedtime Stories, and Passing the Take-Home Test."

Classic Shyamalan: even when his films are categorized as disappointments, financially or critically, they generate buzz and discussion across the industry.


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"Lady in the Water" Opens With $18 Million

 
Weekend actuals are in, and Lady in the Water grossed just over $18 million over the July 21st - July 23rd weekend, earning it just third place nationwide in its debut.

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest took first place for the third consecutive weekend with $35.2 million, and fellow newcomber Monster House took in $22.2 million for second place over the frame.

A poor critical reaction certainly didn't help, and the road ahead looks rough for Lady, which might struggle to reach so much as $50 million in domestic gross.


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Biography

M. Night Shyamalan (born Manoj Nelliyattu Shyamalan, on August 6, 1970 in Pondicherry, India) is a screen writer and director. He is best known for his work on the movies The Sixth Sense, Unbreakable, Signs, and The Village.

Hallmarks of Shyamalan's films include unexpected plot twists, realistic treatment of horror or science fiction themes, camera shots taken at unique angles, and a cameo appearance by Shyamalan himself in each film. His movies are also noted for their sharp screen play, effective background score, and film editing. The movie The Sixth Sense, which tells about a boy's interaction with spirits, hardly used computer animation or a loud background score. On each of Shyamalan's DVDs is also a short home movie made when he was a youngster, which are often as humorous as they are intriguing.

Shyamalan was raised in Penn Valley, Pennsylvania, United States a suburb of Philadelphia after his doctor parents emigrated to the United States. Shyamalan attended New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. It was here that he made up his middle name, Night. Shyamalan is married to Bhavna.

A recent "documentary" about his life, aired on the Sci-Fi Channel, claimed that Shyamalan was legally dead for nearly a half hour while drowned in a frozen pond in a childhood accident, and that upon being rescued he has had experiences of communicating with spirits. The Sci-Fi Channel also claimed that Shyamalan had grown angry when he had discovered that the documentary would reveal certain personal secrets, and had therefore withdrawn from participating. The Sci-Fi Channel later admitted that both the "documentary" itself and Shyamalan's objections to it were part of a hoax, perpetrated with Shyamalan's participation.

With the exception of his first film Praying with Anger (1992) which was filmed in Chennai, all of Shyamalan's movies have been filmed either in Philadelphia or elsewhere in the state of Pennsylvania.

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Posted: 17 years ago

Originally posted by: xen10

Biography

M. Night Shyamalan (born Manoj Nelliyattu Shyamalan, on August 6, 1970 in Pondicherry, India) is a screen writer and director. He is best known for his work on the movies The Sixth Sense, Unbreakable, Signs, and The Village.

Hallmarks of Shyamalan's films include unexpected plot twists, realistic treatment of horror or science fiction themes, camera shots taken at unique angles, and a cameo appearance by Shyamalan himself in each film. His movies are also noted for their sharp screen play, effective background score, and film editing. The movie The Sixth Sense, which tells about a boy's interaction with spirits, hardly used computer animation or a loud background score. On each of Shyamalan's DVDs is also a short home movie made when he was a youngster, which are often as humorous as they are intriguing.

Shyamalan was raised in Penn Valley, Pennsylvania, United States a suburb of Philadelphia after his doctor parents emigrated to the United States. Shyamalan attended New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. It was here that he made up his middle name, Night. Shyamalan is married to Bhavna.

A recent "documentary" about his life, aired on the Sci-Fi Channel, claimed that Shyamalan was legally dead for nearly a half hour while drowned in a frozen pond in a childhood accident, and that upon being rescued he has had experiences of communicating with spirits. The Sci-Fi Channel also claimed that Shyamalan had grown angry when he had discovered that the documentary would reveal certain personal secrets, and had therefore withdrawn from participating. The Sci-Fi Channel later admitted that both the "documentary" itself and Shyamalan's objections to it were part of a hoax, perpetrated with Shyamalan's participation.

With the exception of his first film Praying with Anger (1992) which was filmed in Chennai, all of Shyamalan's movies have been filmed either in Philadelphia or elsewhere in the state of Pennsylvania.

 
 
πŸ˜† πŸ˜† πŸ˜†which channel it was???
 
he would loved thatfilm
 
i heard about it i eenn tried to get dvd also but negative. jonny and adrein stars in it
 
 
 
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"A bedtime story written and directed by M. Night Shayamalan." After the words fade, we hear Cleveland ask "how many of you are there?"

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Cleveland peers into the pool with a flashlight 
 

 
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The film's logo, floating in the water

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Cleveland looks outside the window as something swims by the camera. 

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Cleveland, sleeping in his chair, is woken up by a noise outside.

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"Whose life would change forever."