Talk:Baz Luhrmann

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[edit] No remake of 'Gone With the Wind'

The article incorrectly -- and rather ludicrously -- stated that Luhrmann was directing a remake of Gone With the Wind with Nicole Kidman and Hugh Jackman. This is patently absurd. He's making an Australian history film with the pair, which has often been described in the press as "an Australian Gone With the Wind," meaning that it's an epic like GWTW. I also removed the unsourced reference about Catcher in the Rye. Given that Salinger won't sell the rights to the book for a film adaptation, a fact which is well documented, such a claim here is patently silly. Carmela Soprano 18:20, 23 November 2006 (UTC)