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Clement: It's not a new Fritz the Cat (the notorious 1972 animated film created by Robert Crumb and Ralph Bakshi, that was the first cartoon to receive an X-rating from the Motion Picture Association of America)."
Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais Talk Ruby Tuesday
Is the film going to be rated R?
Clement: "It is a lot edgier."
La Frenais: I can't imagine "Sympathy for the Devil" being in Fritz the Cat (Writer's note: Are you sure about that?). We'll have to get a balance, it just can't be for kids, though. You know what I mean?"
The writers behind the flick, Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais, were apparently undeterred by Across the Universe's mediocre box office showing. According to Movieweb, the duo,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], along with director Julie Tamar, are planning another movie musical, this time based on the music of the Rolling Stones.
Dick Clement: "How do you mean, 'There might be more?' I don't think so. There was talk about doing it on stage,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], conceivably. Which we would welcome that. We love working with music. We've done a lot of things that deal with music. We would love to do that again. We wrote an animated film before the strike that features the music of The Rolling Stones. Obviously,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], that is not just a kiddy film. You can't do The Stones, and think it will just be for kids. We hope that will get made in the next couple of years."
Across the Universe was a live-action flick released last year, which featured people randomly running around singing songs by The Beatles. Despite some great tunes on the soundtrack, and U2's Bono singing "I Am the Walrus", the flick only made $24 million in domestic theatres, which probably barely covered the music licensing.
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La Frenais: "It is going to be CGI. It will be interesting. The animation is actually going to be done in Paris. It will be some pretty hip animation. It is amazing how many French animators work at DreamWorks. When we were doing Flushed Away, we were over there. It was like a foreign campus."
Clement: "They even had a wine list."
Don't hold your breath waiting for Ruby Tuesday to hit your local mondoplex. Of course there is a minor matter of the Writers' Strike to be resolved (rumour claims the sucker is close to being resolved, but there are still many things that can go wrong). Plus there are a few questions about whether Tamar, Clement and La Frenais can get Mick Jagger and Keith Richards to agree to their songs being licensed for the flick.
Is that being done in the same style as Across the Universe?
Entitled Ruby Tuesday (after the Jagger-Richards hit), the flick will apparently be rendered using CGI, and will go for a PG or PG-13 rating instead of the expected R.
Ian La Frenais : "The film was supposed to start next month. It is called Ruby Tuesday."
La Frenais: "Well, no. It will never be rated R. It is not that raunchy."
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Then there's the question of whether this movie could get any financing. As mentioned before, Across the Universe wasn't exactly a box office bonanza. If Clement and La Frenais' cur
Below are excerpts from the interview dealing with the proposed project, which was supposed to have started production in January.
La Frenais: "There is a little child in it. Ruby has a little child."
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