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`Poltergeist II' star isn't sure if there's a III in his future
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Craig T. Nelson is talking about his new movie, "Poltergeist II: The
Other Side," opening today at local theaters. And he is saying some
things people might not really want to know: such as that the
skeletons in the film were real and imported from India because it
was cheaper than making fakes.
Nelson says that, before he found out their origin, he asked
someone on the set why they had such a bad odor. Wasn't looking
authentic enough? And then they told him. And he was real glad he'd
done a lot of running to get in good physical shape for the film
because, he kids, "Who knew what kind of ...
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Free Riding on Eiseley's Star Thrower, Thoreau's Huckleberry Patch, and Havel's Streetcar in the Local and Global Commons
Magazine article from: Environmental History
; Wagner, Jeffery. "Free Riding on Eiseley's Star Thrower, Thoreau's Huckleberry Patch, and...environmental writings of American naturalist and anthropologist Loren Corey Eiseley (1907-1977), American transce n dentalist and naturalist...
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Artists and barrel locations
Newspaper article from: Dayton Daily News
; ...Moose's Tooth, 27th & Vine streets. Lana Johnson, Guild of Natural Science Illustrators, "Platte River," Loren Corey Eiseley Branch Library, 1530 Superior St. Carrie Masters, "Robot Luv: Water Conservation is Automatic," The Mill...
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