I lost all my christopher plummer films and I'm hoping that someone can help me
out. I'm willing to pay for copies it can be in either vhs or dvd format. I live
in the USA so they would have to be NTSC format or region 0 ( region free) or
region 1. I've been working hard to recollect his movies and I have A doll's
house (1959), The sound of music, Little Gloria...Happy at last, The thorn
birds, Lily in love, spearfield's daughter mini-series, danielle steel's
crossings mini-series, An american tail, Money, Rock-a-doodle, Impolite, don't
tell mom the babysitters dead, counterstrike the complete series, The conspriacy
of fear, babes in toyland, blackheart, the dinosaur hunter, dracula 2000, full
disclosure, lucky break, national treasure, our fathers, syriana, the new world,
inside man, the lake house, closing the ring, autumn hearts: anew beginning.

There are many many more I need, I'd be willing to make copies of what I have
for anyone -we can trade or swap. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Trisha

Some of you will think this is TOTALLY silly, but I happened across this forum
tonight:  www.squarehippies.com/forum

It's a website specifically dedicated to discussing SHIRTLESS male celebrities! 
Of course, all of you know who I thought of immediately!  :)

I joined, my user name is ChristopherPlummer_is_HOT, and I just started a
discussion thread about him in the movie actors section.  I even posted some
shirtless shots of him!

Hope some of you will join me there!

Paula

Give your troubles to the Lord before you go to sleep; He will be up all night
anyway!
My links:
www.myspace.com/paulapow
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http://www.mycatspace.com/me/musiccitykitty
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apiece.If you are interested in acquiring them,please send me a direct
e-mail
and I will send you a list

Character
William Fawcett Robinson

Other cast
Christopher Reeve, Jane Seymour, Teresa Wright, Bill Erwin, George
Voskovec, Susan French, John Alvin, Eddra Gale, Audrey Bennett,
William H. Macy, Laurence Coven, Susan Bugg, Christy Michaels, Ali
Matheson

Plot
Celebrating the success of his first play, Richard Collier is
approached by an elderly woman who presses an antique pocket watch
into his hand and whispers, "Come back to me." A few years later,
during a period of writer's block, he sees a photograph in a hotel
museum, and learns that this elderly woman was once a talented and
lovely actress. Drawn mysteriously to the expression on the woman's
face in the photograph, he turns to a former professor for insights
on time travel.

For he must find her, even if he has to go back to 1912 to do so.
Self-hypnosis, and removing reminders of the modern present are the
keys, and Collier eventually awakens the day before Elise McKenna's
August 1912 performance at the Grand Hotel.

McKenna's manager, William Robinson is an obstacle. There are hints
that he is clairvoyant, and he fears the man who will change
McKenna's life. His attempts to separate the couple, however,
backfire, causing his protogee to resent him. Elise and Richard press
on, and are eventually able to declare their love for each other.

A tiny forgotten object from 1980 pulls Richard away from his
beloved, and all his attempts to re-hypnotise himself and return to
1912 fail. His grief overwhelms him, and he dies. On the "other
side," the young Elise is waiting to welcome him, and the lovers are
reunited.

Character
Aristotle

Other cast
Anthony Hopkins, David Bedella, Jessie Kamm, Angelina Jolie, Val
Kilmer, Fiona O'Shaughnessy, Connor Paolo, Patrick Carroll, Brian
Blessed, Peter Williamson, Morgan Christopher Ferris, Robert Earley,
Aleczander Gordon, Gary Stretch

Plot
'Alexander' is based on the true story of the greatest military
leader in the world during the fourth century B.C. Alexander first
led his army to Western Asia, and though greatly outnumbered,
defeated the Persian army. Next Alexander took his army into Central
Asia and then into India. Alexander the Great conquered 90% of the
known world and forged an empire stretching from Greece to India by
the time of his death at age 32.
Writen by Douglas Young (the-movie-guy)

Official sites
http://alexanderthemovie.warnerbros.com/

http://alexander.filmz.ru/

I have relocated my fan page for Christopher at my new web page
location:

http://www.pcez.com/~glennab/

hallo allemaal
ik ben anneke en woont in nederland ben 61 jaar.

Ik kijk nog iedere keer als hij weer op de tv komt en vind hem nog steeds
goed

hobbys sporten en haken
anneke


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Hi, everybody,

Sorry if some of you get this multiple times.  I've tried posting it
via email twice but have yet to see it show up on any of my Yahoo
Groups mailing lists, so I'm trying again.

The dial-up queen is no more!  I finally broke down and switched to
Comcast high-speed Internet this week!  Please change my email address
in your address books to paula_pow@....  My AOL email address,
PaulaDec63@... as well as my others, WILL remain valid and active
for quite awhile, probably at least a year, but I'm gradually trying to
wean myself off of it.  High-speed is great!

Paula Pow

Appearences for a month

http://www.tv-now.com/stars/crisplum.html

Some of you may have seen this already but we're pretty behind on tv
schedules (of some foreign shows, that is) here in the Philippines. I
just saw E! True Hollywood Story featuring the Baldwin brothers on cable
this week. Chris is one of the persons giving commentaries on Baldwin
brothers' acting career (if not Daniel, it's Billy. I forgot becuase I
got distracted by Chris's presence  [:D] ) . He still looks gorgeous but
a little bit on the thin side?



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Wow!  I wish I could go see it!  Thanks for posting that link, Elena!

Paula

  Give your troubles to the Lord before you go to sleep; He will be up all night
anyway!


-----Original Message-----
From: erro_elena@...
To: christopherplummerfanclub@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wed, 7 Feb 2007 1:26 AM
Subject: [Chris Plummer Fan Club] Re: Plummer on Broadway in March


Heres a site for the Inherit The Wind

http://broadway.yahoo.com/shows/show.php?s=wind&loc=1

Elena
---------------

plummermad wrote:

"Christopher Plummer and Brian Dennehy will star in a Broadway
revival of Inherit the Wind, set for March 2007 at the Lyceum
Theatre. The production, directed by Doug Hughes (Doubt), will play a
12-week limited engagement. An exact opening date and other casting
has not been announced.
Inherit the Wind, written by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee,
dramatizes the 1925 Scopes "monkey trial" in which a Tennessee
science teacher, John Scopes, was tried and convicted for teaching
Darwin's theory of evolution, violating a Tennessee law that forbade
teaching any theory that conflicted with the Biblical conception of
Divine Creation. Plummer will portray lawyer Henry Drummond, based on
attorney Clarence Darrow, and Dennehy will play Matthew Harrison
Brady, based on his opponent at trial, William Jennings Bryan"






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Heres a site for the Inherit The Wind

http://broadway.yahoo.com/shows/show.php?s=wind&loc=1

Elena
---------------

plummermad wrote:

"Christopher Plummer and Brian Dennehy will star in a Broadway
revival of Inherit the Wind, set for March 2007 at the Lyceum
Theatre. The production, directed by Doug Hughes (Doubt), will play a
12-week limited engagement. An exact opening date and other casting
has not been announced.
Inherit the Wind, written by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee,
dramatizes the 1925 Scopes "monkey trial" in which a Tennessee
science teacher, John Scopes, was tried and convicted for teaching
Darwin's theory of evolution, violating a Tennessee law that forbade
teaching any theory that conflicted with the Biblical conception of
Divine Creation. Plummer will portray lawyer Henry Drummond, based on
attorney Clarence Darrow, and Dennehy will play Matthew Harrison
Brady, based on his opponent at trial, William Jennings Bryan"

In a message dated 1/12/2007 10:35:28 A.M. Central Standard Time,
silviammiranda@... writes:

After  spending the last four years searching for the movie Waterloo I
finally  bought it. I just finished seeing it and I must saw I really
liked it. I  loved Wellington.




Doesn't Christopher look GREAT as Wellington?  I've seen  Waterloo, too, but
it's been a long time.  Glad you got to see it!

Paula

Give your troubles to the Lord before you go to sleep; He will be  up all
night anyway!


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After spending the last four years searching for the movie Waterloo I
finally bought it. I just finished seeing it and I must saw I really
liked it. I loved Wellington.

the site is a bit bizarre in the way it 'works'; can't work it out and seems a
bit disjointed. I'm
sure it will settle, or maybe I need to be more patient and work it out!!! The
more for
Plummer the better!

Does anyoe know why Chris Plummer has withdrawn from his January commitment to
the
General in Montreal?


--- In christopherplummerfanclub@yahoogroups.com, pauladec63@... wrote:
>
> _Click here: You  may call me...Captain_
> (http://community.livejournal.com/chris_plummer/)
>
> Give your troubles to the Lord before you go to sleep; He will be  up all
> night anyway!
>
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_Click here: You  may call me...Captain_
(http://community.livejournal.com/chris_plummer/)

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The Canadian Documentary Channel (DOC) is currently replaying the documentary
"Christopher Plummer: A Man For All Stages" on my DISH satellite station,
probably EST, so it may play 3 hours later for PST.  This version has a little
added material from the early versions I have seen, runs almost exactly 1 hour.

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"Christopher Plummer and Brian Dennehy will star in a Broadway revival of
Inherit the Wind,
set for March 2007 at the Lyceum Theatre. The production, directed by Doug
Hughes
(Doubt), will play a 12-week limited engagement. An exact opening date and other
casting
has not been announced.
Inherit the Wind, written by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee, dramatizes the
1925 Scopes
"monkey trial" in which a Tennessee science teacher, John Scopes, was tried and
convicted for
teaching Darwin's theory of evolution, violating a Tennessee law that forbade
teaching any
theory that conflicted with the Biblical conception of Divine Creation. Plummer
will portray
lawyer Henry Drummond, based on attorney Clarence Darrow, and Dennehy will play
Matthew
Harrison Brady, based on his opponent at trial, William Jennings Bryan"

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Actor Christopher  Plummer, who starred in "Somewhere in Time," continues to
be active in  films. (CLAUDETTE BARIUS/Warner Bros.)
QUESTION: Who was the other lead actor in "Somewhere in Time"?
ANSWER: That would be Christopher Plummer.
Born in 1929 in Toronto, Plummer continues to be very active in films,
working in four that are now in preproduction and two others that came out this
year, according to the movie database IMDB.com.
Plummer had substantial roles in serious TV dramas as far back as 1953, and
began getting choice movie parts in the mid-1960s, including as Captain von
Trapp in "The Sound of Music."
He has portrayed everything from royalty to rascal and even otherworldly (as
General Chang in some "Star Trek" films). He was Squadron Leader Colin Harvey
in  "Battle of Britain" and Lord Foppington in "Lock Up Your Daughters!"
"Somewhere in Time" was filmed on Mackinac Island and opened in theaters Oct.
  3, 1980, a Central Michigan University historical site says.
Starring Christopher Reeve and Jane Seymour, the film is, as the CMU site
puts it, about "a young writer who sacrifices his present life to find happiness
  and love in the past with a beautiful actress."
Each year, devotees gather at the Grand Hotel for a "Somewhere in Time"
weekend. This year it's Oct. 27-28.
By Free Press staff
Related news from the Web
Latest headlines by topic:
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• _Somewhere  in Time_
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• _The  Sound of Music_
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• _Romance_ (http://www.topix.net/movies/romance/?p=7105&s=PB&co=1)
• _Biography  Movies_
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night anyway!


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Thanks for that. For the first time, Plummer (and David Warner),
allowed a Klingon to look intelligent, educated and suave...quite a
step up from the neandertal image that the klingons had previously.
They both brought a new dimension to the poor, hated aliens! They are
both superb actors.

What Plummer needs is a strong lead role in a film...the kind of role
that can carry a film if the actor has a strong enough presence. He
must be looking for such a role still but whether he gets it or not
is another matter.



--- In christopherplummerfanclub@yahoogroups.com, "debbie_trainer"
<debbie_trainer@...> wrote:
>
> G'day, it is conceivable that Gen. Chang was based very very
loosely on Diyan. In that same
> film, David Warner's character (Gorkon), was meant to be a kind of
hybrid between
> Gorbechev and Lincoln! It maybe that they also wanted Chang to have
a "link" to another
> historical and controversial political figure such as Diyan. I
really liked Christopher
> Plummer in Star Trek 6; he really contributed to making that film
the best out of the
> original 6 that were made. He really really puts an extra special
twist into the villains he
> plays
>
>
>
>
>
> --- In christopherplummerfanclub@yahoogroups.com, "plummermad"
> <plummermad@> wrote:
> >
> > I liked the Plummer article that you posted. Interesting that he
may
> > reappear on stage early next year. Lets hope!
> >
> > On another note - Does anyone know if Christopher Plummer based
his
> > General Chang character (from Star Trek VI) on Israeli military
leader
> > Moshe Dayan? Dayan was also an eye-patched charismatic Chief of
Staff
> > who was very complex and controversial - a brilliant dangerous
cynic
> > with little restraint! Seems to fit but maybe just a coincidence?
> >
>

THANKS, Robin!  I was so disgusted when I realized I couldn't access  the
article again!

Paula

Give your troubles to the Lord before you go to sleep; He will be  up all
night anyway!


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The full article, text with photo, was posted at
www.christopher-plummer.com on Sept. 6, via www.Pressdisplay.com.

The photo was taken inside the Stratford Festival Theatre the day of
the interview.
http://www.christopher-plummer.com/plummer_globeandmail2006sep6.jpg

At present, this G&M link still has the text.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/LAC.20060906.PLUMMER06/T
PStory/TPEntertainment/Theatre/

Pressdisplay has print edition versions of many (not all) major
newspapers. Sometimes there are photos that are not included in the
online versions. It is a subscription site, about $10 per month, but
there is also a free trial access feature. The photo apparently ran
in black & white, because Pressdisplay has a color version of that
issue of the paper.

Oh, darn, I couldn't access it either without either paying for it or
registering for a "free" trial, after which I'd be billed for it.  I guess  the
article was only available that day or for a short time.  It was about  his
Stratford Festival history.  Sorry about that!

Paula

Give your troubles to the Lord before you go to sleep; He will be  up all
night anyway!


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--- In christopherplummerfanclub@yahoogroups.com, pauladec63@...
wrote:
>
>
_http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/LAC.20060906.PLUMMER06/
TPStory/T
> PEntertainment/Theatre/_
>
(http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/LAC.20060906.PLUMMER06/
TPStory/TPEntertainment/Theatre/)
>
>
>
> Give your troubles to the Lord before you go to sleep; He will be
up all
> night anyway!
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]


Hi Paula,

I could not access this article.  Could you tell me a little about
it - especially the possibility that he might be on stage next
year.

Thanks,
Cathy
>

G'day, it is conceivable that Gen. Chang was based very very loosely on Diyan.
In that same
film, David Warner's character (Gorkon), was meant to be a kind of hybrid
between
Gorbechev and Lincoln! It maybe that they also wanted Chang to have a "link" to
another
historical and controversial political figure such as Diyan. I really liked
Christopher
Plummer in Star Trek 6; he really contributed to making that film the best out
of the
original 6 that were made. He really really puts an extra special twist into the
villains he
plays





--- In christopherplummerfanclub@yahoogroups.com, "plummermad"
<plummermad@...> wrote:
>
> I liked the Plummer article that you posted. Interesting that he may
> reappear on stage early next year. Lets hope!
>
> On another note - Does anyone know if Christopher Plummer based his
> General Chang character (from Star Trek VI) on Israeli military leader
> Moshe Dayan? Dayan was also an eye-patched charismatic Chief of Staff
> who was very complex and controversial - a brilliant dangerous cynic
> with little restraint! Seems to fit but maybe just a coincidence?
>

I have never written to him but I would bet that he gets so much fan mail that a
reply would
be near on impossible.


--- In christopherplummerfanclub@yahoogroups.com, "plummermad" <plummermad@...>
wrote:
>
> has anyone here written to the man himself and got a reply?
>

I liked the Plummer article that you posted. Interesting that he may
reappear on stage early next year. Lets hope!

On another note - Does anyone know if Christopher Plummer based his
General Chang character (from Star Trek VI) on Israeli military leader
Moshe Dayan? Dayan was also an eye-patched charismatic Chief of Staff
who was very complex and controversial - a brilliant dangerous cynic
with little restraint! Seems to fit but maybe just a coincidence?

_http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/LAC.20060906.PLUMMER06/TPStory/T
PEntertainment/Theatre/_
(http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/LAC.20060906.PLUMMER06/TPStory/TPE\
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Give your troubles to the Lord before you go to sleep; He will be  up all
night anyway!


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has anyone here written to the man himself and got a reply?