Hollywood will send school children to a psychedelic tale
After the transformers and heroes of the Lego universe successfully took root on the screens, American film companies began to actively acquire the rights to films based on a wide variety of goods for children. First, the studio 20th Century Fox announced the start of work on a tape about plasticine toys Play-Doh , and today The Hollywood Reporter reported that in A project about the inhabitants of the drawn universe of Lisa Frank is brewing in Hollywood.The American businesswoman founded her own company in 1979 when she was only 24 years old. At first, Lisa Frank Incorporated was selling colorful stickers designed by Frank herself. In the mid-1980s, the firm managed to strike a deal with manufacturers of goods for schoolchildren, after which its business took off dramatically. A few years later, writing instruments, pencil cases and backpacks of almost every American child began to adorn the signature psychedelic drawings of Lisa Frank Inc. The rights to create a film based on the work of Frank were acquired by renowned Hollywood producer Jonathan Shestak, whose track record includes such films as "The Airplane of the President" and "Falling in Love with Brother's Bride.  Technically, the film is expected to be a mixture of animation and fiction. The Topic of Article: Hollywood will send school children to a psychedelic tale. |
