Today, film producer Alison Greenspan (C'94, Bloomers) debuts her film Ramona and Beezus to the world.

And it's quite a story on how Alison was able to convince the 94 year old popular childhood author Beverly Cleary to approve.

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Lots of Penn Hollywood news happening recently...

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This past week, Dreamworks Exec Stacey Snider (C'82) was defending her studio's film Tropic Thunder. Find out why!

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Roy Bank (C'94) is collaborating with Salma Hayek on a new reality show with a "unique take" on weddings.

My past posts about Roy here

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Did you know that Alison Greenspan (C'95, Bloomers) Executive Produced the recent Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2 (as well as the first one)?

My past posts about Alison here

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Todd Lieberman's (C'95, AEPi, Mask and Wig) film Traitor comes out in theaters today. Check out a trailer below!

My past posts about Todd here

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Another week of activity for Elizabeth Banks (C'96)...

• Liz will return to Scrubs this upcoming season for a 2 episode arc
• She has just been cast as Seann William Scott's love interest in High Town who dies in childbirth but later reappears as a ghost to help raise her surviving infant.
• She appears in this B-Roll footage in Oliver Stone's upcoming "W" film.  See below (minute 3:10)! 

My past posts about Liz here

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Past "DT Hollywood Bits and Pieces" posts here

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Alison Greenspan (C'94, Bloomers), President of Dinovi Pictures, will produce the film "Maid of Dishonor" for Warner Brothers. According to Variety, the film is about "a jilted bride who, despite her unromantic frame of mind, must return home and be part of her sister's wedding party."

Alison will also be producing a movie based on the "Ramona Quimby" children's book, "Ramona and Her Father," in which Ramona is in the second grade and her father loses his job.

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