How can I contact Keifer Sutherland to look at a screenplay that I have written with him as a lead?
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Call his agent.  But if you're not in the business, good luck.  An actor that talented has more project offers from top producers than he could ever do in one lifetime.  He'd never talk to an individual about a film idea, because they could sue him if he did something similar in the future.
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You can try contacting his agent...\n\nMr. Johnny Depp \nc/o International Creative Mgmt. \n8942 Wilshire Blvd. \nBeverly Hills, CA 90211
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contact www.authorhouse.com\nthat's who I went with and tell them that I sent you
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Get an agent to talk to them. Disney does not accept unsolicited scripts or ideas and destroy any they receive.
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They have magazines that list casting calls, (kind of like a news paper classifieds listing).  Get an agent it's probably the easiest way.
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The entire screenplay, unfortunately, is not available online.  it's part of a massive Gene Wilder collection in the University of Iowa library.  The link below takes you to their page.  Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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Contact with Jodie Foster
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hit me up later i have this phone number to someone that can help you in north hollywood get back at me saturday e-mail me fgonzalez186257@yahoo.com
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Just write to him C/o Hollywood
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First of all you shouldnt be trying to contact the President of Dsney World.  You should possibly be trying to contact (1) the Imagineering department of the Disney Company, (2) the Public Relations department of the Disney Company, (3) a lawyer to discuss copywright laws pertaining to your use of the "Hot Seat", and (4) a low level executive of programming at ABC studios.
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you can use the advanced search function to search for his questions. I can then go and email or IM said person if they allowed that in their options.
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try contacting him through his website
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Contact "The Austin Film commission".\nYou can call them or Email them.  They will also email you about upcoming roles in TV as well as films to audition for.\n\nMy best friend uses them for movie roles.  They even email ME!...I get one to three updates a week.
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Bruce Campbell's e-mail is bcact@aol.com. No lie, he will write you back too.
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It's listed on his personal website:\nHere's his "blurb" on it.\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n\nCharles Busch and Ed Taussig\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n \nI wrote this one-act during my senior year at college.  I wanted the experience of writing, directing and starring in a play and so I wrote myself a vehicle.  Actually, it was a vehicle for my best friend, Ed Taussig and I.  We had become so extraordinarily close.  We were known on campus as "Chuck 'n Ed."  I wasn't even aware that "Sister Act," a play about a pair of Siamese twin showgirls in conflict about whether or not to separate, was frankly autobiographical.  The play takes place in the dressing room of a traveling freak show.  The star attraction, the twins Hester and Esther, work out their personal and professional dilemma with the help of their colleagues, the fat woman, the bearded lady and a Swedish masseuse.\n\nWe put the play on as a midnight show in a slot where they usually showed cult movies.  Earlier in the week, Ed and I gave our first interview to a young reporter from The Daily Northwestern.  The day of the show, the campus paper came out with a lurid photo of Ed and I in our Hester and Esther drag with the headline "Decadence Reigns at Midnight Madness."  Needless to say, we were sold out.  I don't know if the play or the performance was any good but it was a watershed experience for me.  It was my first time as drag star and playwright and it felt really good.  I came away from the night with the sense that perhaps there might be a place for me in the theatre.\n\nNo rights available."
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The easiest thing to do is read the script and score.  The time it would take you to scour the internet for someone who has done it, and just give you the answers would take MUCH longer.  Also, props will vary with each production and director
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try the barnes and nobles website if that doesnt work you can also type "Ben Hur Original Movie Script" onto your yahoo search engine and that will help you out