Neil Canton
Back to the Future in popular culture
...I am still stuck in the year 1885." A reference to Part III, On the DVD commentary, Bob Gale and Neil Canton acknowledge that the film gave them a chance to play with a genre they loved...
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The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension
...Scorsese and other un-produced screenplays. In 1980, Richter talked with producers Frank Marshall and Neil Canton about filming one of his screenplays. Out of this meeting, Canton...
"Tunnels represents the kind of timeless literary phenomenon that does not come around very often and we look forward to putting the enchantment that Gordon and Williams first brought to the page, to the screen." Neil Canton, executive producer, added: "The originality of the book and its sequels, which uniquely combine the adventure of Indiana Jones with the magic of Narnia, along with its franchise potential, is what attracted Ryan and myself to Tunnels."
British authors of 'new Harry Potter' land million-dollar Hollywood film contract Telegraph.co.uk - All news | 1 year ago
Neil Canton
...is an American film producer from New York City. The film Caddyshack II was nominated for the unsolicited Razzie Award for Worst Picture. By contrast, Back to the Future (1985) was...
W. D. Richter
...the 1980s and 1990s. In the early 1980s Richter formed his own production company (with producer Neil Canton), Canton/Richter, and directed the sci-fi cult classic The Adventures of...
9th Golden Raspberry Awards
...), produced by Ted Field and Robert W. Cort Caddyshack II (Warner Bros.), produced by Neil Canton, Jon Peters, and Peter Guber Hot to Trot (Warner Bros.), produced by Steve...
Mark Canton
Canton was married to Oscar-winning producer Wendy Finerman, with whom he has three children. His brother is the film producer Neil Canton. They co-produced the 2000 film ''Get Carter ''.
British authors of 'new Harry Potter' land million-dollar Hollywood film contract
...to putting the enchantment that Gordon and Williams first brought to the page, to the screen." Neil Canton, executive producer, added: "The originality of the book and its sequels,...
