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FILMS/TELEVISION/VIDEO

  • King Bee.  May 11, 2000: Production company, Shooting Gallery, has announced their upcoming development slate. Among the entries is the psychological thriller, King Bee. Based on a short story by T. Coraghessan Boyle, the film involves a couple who discover that their adopted son has a mysterious obsession with bees. The story will be adapted by Jon Felson and Rusty Gorman with Bob Gosse lined up to direct.
  • The Big Garage.  Screenplay by Greg Beeman; based on the short story by T. Coraghessan Boyle; directed by  Greg Beeman; cast: Alfred Buckingham, Christina Coccek.   Film Short; Winner of the Focus Award in a nationwide student film contest sponsored by Nissan.  Included in "Tales of the Unknown." Los Angeles, CA: AIP Home Video, 1990, 1988 (87 minutes).  VHS format videocassette, NTSC standard, Hi-Fi.  LC: PN1992.8.H6; Dewey: 791.45. 
  • Budding Prospects. Director: Peter Cattaneo. "He has bought out the option and I have hopes of seeing a very funny and telling film from him--if not in 2000, then next year."--TCB 
  • Greasy Lake. Director: Damian Harris.  Short film (30 min.); played at the AFI Festival in L.A. and starred James Spader and Eric Stoltz.  Available on VHS for $6.99 as part of "The Discovery Program: Short Stories," a collection of four short films: Greasy Lake; Ray's Male Heterosexual Dance Hall;The Open Window; and Hearts of Stone.  To

  • order, contact Virtual Videos.  Thanks to Rita Golomb for this find.
  • The Road to Wellville.  Director: Alan Parker. Available on VHS. 
  • For now it's only a splash page, but Welcome to Wellville promises to be a "noncommercial website...dedicated to the movie 'The Road to Wellville' (1994), based on the novel by T. Coraghessan Boyle." 
  • Water Music has been under continual option since its publication. 
  • Charlie Rose, Episode #911 (7/8/93): Perot Voters; Author Boyle (Road to Wellville); Bob Guccione.  Video only (no transcript available).  To order from 1-800-ALL-NEWS; $29.95 + $5 shipping & handling. 
  • T. Coraghessan Boyle: World's End. Video interview with readings from World's End, Greasy Lake, and Hard Sell; part of the series, A Moveable Feast: Profiles of Contemporary American Authors (1991); ISBN 0-945716-40-0; available at $19.99 from Facets Video On-Line 
  • Writers Live at the Library: Bringing together readers and writers; with T. Coraghessan Boyle.  Birmingham, MI: Baldwin Public Library (1995). Videocassette, ca. 60 minutes.  Dewey: 813.54.  T. Coraghessan Boyle reads from his fiction.  
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