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Paul Bernbaum was born on 15 September 1957 in the USA. He is a writer and producer, known for Next (2007), Hollywoodland (2006) and Deadly Games (1995). He is married to Gina Bernbaum.
- Writer, Producer, Additional Crew
- September 15, 1957
- Paul Bernbaum
Paul Bernbaum was born on 15 September 1957 in the USA. He is a writer and producer, known for Next (2007), Hollywoodland (2006) and Deadly Games (1995). He is married to Gina Bernbaum.
- September 15, 1957
- The Creation of Halloweentown
- Casting Halloweentown
- Bringing to Life The Magic of Halloweentown on Set
- Remembering Debbie Reynolds
- Bonding on Set
- Embracing The Halloweentown FANDOM
- Another Halloweentown Sequel?
- What Makes Halloweentown So Special, 20 Years Later
According to screenwriter Paul Bernbaum, producers Sheri Singer and Steve White had called him in to write a Halloween-focused film for NBC, but the network ultimately passed. The producers then ended up working at Disney Channel, and decided to reconsider the script. Paul Bernbaum (Screenwriter): I wrote the script — in fact, Marnie, Dylan, and So...
Debbie Reynolds was a Hollywood legend. At the time, Judith Hoag was best known for her role as April in 1990's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles;and Robin Thomas had had recurring roles in TV shows such as Another Worldand Who's The Boss?, but the rest of the cast was relatively unknown. Kimberly J. Brown (Marnie):I loved the idea of playing a teenager...
With a small budget and a network that was fairly new to creating their brand new series of original movies, the cast and crew had to work hard to create the innate magic of Halloweentown. Zimmerman: The heroes of the very first Halloweentown are the townspeople. It was taxing because they were working all the time and on top of that, it’s Hallowee...
The Halloweentownstar passed away on December 28, 2016, just one day after the death of her daughter Carrie Fisher. Reynolds appeared in all the Halloweentownfilms, forming a close bond with many of her co-stars throughout the years. Hoag: Debbie told me and I have never forgotten it, "Judith, if you don't have fans you don't have a career." I used...
The cast ended up working on four films together (with the exception of Brown, who was replaced in the fourth movie, much to fans' dismay). But turning Halloweentowninto a franchise was in part possible thanks to the close bond that the cast members had — and still have. Brown: We really, truly enjoyed spending time together and making the movies t...
Two decades after the movie first aired, it still has a steady and ever-growing fanbase, in part made up by those who watched it when it first came out, who have showed it to their own children. Brown:I still get recognized daily and people write me these beautiful notes about how the movie helped them when they were growing up and how it helped sh...
Last year, Executive Producer Sheri Singer told E! that she'd love to make another Halloweentownmovie. Turns out, the cast is definitely willing to reunite once more and continue the story. Brown: I’m open to anything, and I’m so humbled that people want to see more and still want to talk about it. Zimmerman: Let’s absolutely do it again. I’ll do i...
Most DCOMs do make fans feel nostalgic, but there's something particularly special about Halloweentown's staying power. Bernbaum: I think up until High School Musical, Halloweentownwas the most successful original movie they had. Dunham: The experience of watching [Halloweentown] is not too unlike the memories that we have of trick-or-treating when...
Sep 8, 2006 · Mr. Coulter and the screenwriter Paul Bernbaum want to bend Mr. Reeves’s biography as an actor-cum-gigolo into a tragedy, and Mr. Affleck is more than up to the task.
Hollywoodland is a 2006 American mystery drama film directed by Allen Coulter and written by Paul Bernbaum. The story presents a fictionalized account of the circumstances surrounding the death of actor George Reeves (played by Ben Affleck ), the star of the 1950s film Superman and the Mole Men and television series Adventures of ...
With the green-light, Singer and White approached screenwriter Paul Bernbaum to write the script. Bernbaum took inspiration from his own life, and used the names of his children, Marnie, Dylan, and Sophie as the protagonists. The first draft of the film was geared towards an adult demographic.
Oct 17, 2023 · The writer to answer that question was Paul Bernbaum, who penned the first version of Halloweentown for NBC. Siblings Marnie (Brown), Dylan (J. Paul Zimmerman), and Sophie (Emily Roeske) were...
