SAHARA production notes FINAL
SAHARA production notes FINAL
SAHARA production notes FINAL
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JAMES V. HART (screenplay by) has an impressive list of writing credits,<br />
including “Tuck Everlasting,” “Jack and the Beanstalk: The Real Story,” “Contact,”<br />
“Muppets Treasure Island,” “Treasure Island: The Adventure Begins,” “Bram Stoker’s<br />
Dracula,” “Hook” and “Gimme an ‘F.’” He most recently received story credit for “Tomb<br />
Raider: The Cradle of Life.”<br />
As a producer, Hart includes in his filmography “Jack and the Beanstalk: The Real<br />
Story,” “Frankenstein,” “Dracula,” “Hook,” “Ransom” and “Summer Run.”<br />
HOWARD BALDWIN (producer) and Karen Baldwin formed Baldwin<br />
Entertainment Group in February 2004. Mr. Baldwin is the President and CEO.<br />
Baldwin was President of Crusader Entertainment and partner of Philip Anschutz<br />
from 2000 through early 2004. At Crusader, Baldwin developed and produced an<br />
impressive slate of films scheduled for release in 2004-2005, which include: “Ray,” an<br />
Academy Award ® nominee for Best Picture (a Universal Pictures release), directed by<br />
Taylor Hackford and starring Jamie Foxx as the legendary music icon Ray Charles;<br />
“Swimming Upstream,” with Academy Award®-winner Geoffrey Rush and Academy<br />
Award ® nominee Judy Davis (MGM release); “Danny Deckchair,” the 2003 Toronto Film<br />
Festival Closing Night Gala film, starring Rhys Ifans and Miranda Otto (Lion’s Gate<br />
Entertainment); “Sound of Thunder” (Warner Bros.), with Academy Award® winner Sir<br />
Ben Kingsley; and “The Game of Their Lives” (IFC Films), starring Wes Bentley and<br />
Gerard Butler and written and directed by the team of “Hoosiers” and “Rudy” fame:<br />
David Anspaugh and Angelo Pizzo.<br />
From 1984-2000, Baldwin formed and ran Baldwin/Cohen Productions with partner<br />
Richard Cohen, producing a variety of films, such as “Sudden Death,” “Gideon,”<br />
“Resurrection,” and the Russell Crowe hockey drama “Mystery, Alaska.”<br />
Prior to his career in film, Baldwin was integral in the formation and ownership of<br />
numerous sports franchises. In 1971, at the age of 28, he started the Hartford Whalers<br />
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