Try this one:

http://tinyurl.com/6wjjv6p

Love the word "reimagine." Sounds like a euphemism for a lot of other terms in my vocabulary that would not be as sympathetic. As far as I'm concerned, the Will Vinton Twain movie had a few good minutes of Mysterious Stranger - otherwise the only decent adaptations of Twain on film were done in the 1930s.

Terry 

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Ben, I must have missed something or this link isn't working properly.
Tim Champlin
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> http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/mark-twain-huck-tom-paramount-=
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> Ben Click
> Professor/Chair, English
> Director, Twain Lecture Series on
> American Humor and Culture
> St. Mary=B9s College of Maryland
> 240-895-4253