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Balaban owns the rights for any future movie adaptations of the BBC sitcom Red Dwarf.[citation needed]
If it’s true, I wonder if that is a recent development or if it has been the case for a while? Perhaps there’s more movie happenings going on behind the scenes than we know about?
I think thats what this last week of filming is for. Forget the pick-ups or promo’s. It’s the movie!!
It’s Bob, in case you were wondering.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Balaban
How very bizarre. It’s been in the article for ages, too. I doubt it’s true, but I wonder who added it and when?
I tracked the edit back and found where it was changed (12 October 2008) judging by the user’s other contributions, I think we can safely assume the information is incorrect: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/62.49.26.224
I guess (certainly in his Seinfeld role as Russell Dalrymple) there was a slight resemblance to Doug. Someone’s idea of a joke.
> Owened by the Talaban? No wonder the ship blew up.
This gag was brought to you by the year 2003. :D
thomasaevans / Tue, 2012-01-31 17:25
Just read this quoted from BBC Comedy Twitter, and this Is what’s written on Wiki.