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Gilliam Finally Has Funding For DON QUIXOTE, Latest Rewrites Will Make Film More Meta

August 11, 2014 Rich Drees

Even Gilliam says he’ll believe it when he sees it. [click for more]

Is Gilliam’s MAN WHO KILLED DON QUIXOTE Starting Pre-Production?

January 13, 2014 Rich Drees

The director has released a bit of production art. [click for more]

Gilliam States DON QUIOXTE To Film Next Autumn

November 21, 2013 Rich Drees

Plans to get the film back into production seem to solidifying. [click for more]

Is Gilliam’s MAN WHO KILLED DON QUIXOTE Inching Towards Reality Again?

February 27, 2012 Rich Drees

The film’s co-writer seems to think so. [click for more]

Financing Has Collapsed For Gilliam’s QUIXOTE

September 7, 2010 Rich Drees

Last month, we reported that director Terry Gilliam had encountered a small “hiccup” with the financing for his long planned project The Man Who Killed Don Quixote. Unfortunately, it now looks as if either Gilliam [click for more]

Finances May Delay Gilliam’s QUIXOTE

August 8, 2010 Rich Drees

I have to hand it to director Terry Gilliam. For years he has been struggling to put together his dream project The Man Who Killed Don Quixote. Of course his most famous setback in getting [click for more]

McGregor Is Gilliam’s MAN WHO KILLED DON QUIXOTE

May 18, 2010 Rich Drees

One of the saddest movies I’ve ever seen is the documentary Lost In LaMancha, which chronicles the disastrous week that was director Terry Gilliam’s attempt to film The Man Who Killed Don Quixote. Gilliam and [click for more]

Gilliam A Go With QUIXOTE

May 14, 2009 Rich Drees

In the nearly 10 years since the filming of The Man Who Killed Don Quixote fell apart just a week into production, writer/director Terry Gilliam has not stopped trying to get his dream project back [click for more]

Gilliam Back To Work On DON QUIXOTE

January 18, 2009 Rich Drees

Terry Gilliam is back to work on The Man Who Killed Don Quixote. If you don’t know how monumental that simple statement is, go watch the documentary Lost In La Mancha, which chronicles the first [click for more]