Benoit
The Rabid Flamingo wrote in message
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>Stephen King "the writer" is not the only person that own that name in the US.
>It is not as common as John Smith but still. His name was not retired after his
>birth so my guess is that there is another Stephen King that works in the film
>business. Pretty obvious to me anyway.
>
>Benoit
>
>The Rabid Flamingo wrote:
>
>> I was looking at the Stephen King page on IMDb and at the bottom under the
>> "miscellaneous crew" category, King is listed as the modeler, shading artist,
>> and technical effects artist. I suppose this could be true, but I'm assuming
>> it's a mistake. Does anyone know anything else about this?
http://us.imdb.com/Name?King,+Stephen
No, it is the same Stephen King; it's listed
with all of this other credits as writer, producer,
actor, filmographer, etc.
Lisa J Jimenez
I don't know about THAT but a couple of days ago I was watching a movie and
in the credits appeared this name: Richard Fannin. RF! I nearly wet myself!
Apparently the Dark Man with the run down boot heels is now a boom stick
operator for MGM.
Mark
chris
Stephen King the writer has nothing to do with "Toy Story." The
Internet Movie Data Base relies on submissions from general fans and,
in general, does not screen submissions to the data base for accuracy.
You could put yourself in a film's credits if you wanted, and it's
likely not many people would realize it.
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