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Sequel-Worthy Older Films? Goonies 2, Rosebud’s Revenge, and Bill and Ted’s Most Triumphant Return
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The Wonder Woman TV Never Saw: Who’s Afraid of Diana Prince?
In 1967, hoping to capitalize on the success on their TV series Batman starring Adam West and Burt Ward, Greenway Productions filmed a five-minute screen test written by Stanley Ralph Ross and Larry Siegel, not even a full-length pilot episode, … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam West, Batgirl, Batman, Bill Dozier, Buffy the Animated Series, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Burt Ward, Cathy Lee Crosby, Charles Moulton, DC Comics, Diana Prince, Ellie Wood Walker, Green Productions, Kim Harrison, Larry Siegel, Lynda Carter, Nova, Planet of the Apes, screen test, Stanley Ralph Ross, The Brady Kids, TV, Warner Brothers, Who's Afraid of Diana Prince?, William Dozier, William Moulton Marston, Wonder Woman, YouTube
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