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Prior to working at Revolution Studios, Goldsmith-Thomas was senior vice president at International Creative Management (ICM), a position she held since joining the company in 1991. At ICM, Goldsmith-Thomas represented such artists as Julia Roberts, Jennifer Lopez, Madonna, Jennifer Connelly, Tim Robbins, Susan Sarandon, Darren Star, Rupert Everett, Matt Dillon, and Spike Lee. She began her career as a secretary at the William Morris Agency before being promoted to agent in 1985.
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The Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption is the sole beneficiary of the Wendy's 3-Tour Challenge. Dave Thomas, founder of Wendy's(R) Old Fashioned Hamburgers, created the Foundation in 1992 in support of the vision that every child deserves a permanent home and a loving family. The Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption focuses on increasing foster care adoption awareness while supporting model adoption service programs. More than 140,000 children in North America are waiting in foster care for safe, loving adoptive families and the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption is dedicated to assuring an adoptive home for every waiting child.
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Thomas Kinkade art has inspired wonder in the hearts of collectors around the world. As the beloved Painter of Light™, Thomas Kinkade has an indisputable talent for capturing unique moments in time. Shop dramatic Kinkade lighthouse art and luminous Kinkade village art. You'll treasure how Thomas Kinkade art brings to life welcoming visions of faith, home and nature.
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In 2007 Thomas had the pleasure of producing saxophonist Hadley Caliman's first national release in over 30 years. This new album will be out in February of 2008 and features Joe Locke (vibes), Joe LaBarbera (drums), Phil Sparks (bass) and Thomas on trumpet. Don't miss the release party on March 21st at Tula's with special guest Joe Locke!
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Thomas ... made a comeback on Children's ITV in January 2003 with its sixth series of four and a half minute stories. The sixth and seventh series were shown in their entirety in 2002 and 2003. The eighth series was broadcast in 2004, but only 13 episodes were aired, possibly on account of the new format for the programme; it wasn't until July 2006 that the remaining 13 episodes were broadcast. Due to a new agreement between ITV and the Programming Authority (Ofcom) which allowed them to cut their children's TV output in mid 2005, five bought the rights to the series. The ninth series began showing on October 10, 2006, followed one month later on November 10, 2006 by the tenth. The channel now shows series 8-10 in rotation.
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Over the next five years, Thomas and Johnston devoted full time to researching and writing the definitive book on their craft, Disney Animation: The Illusion of Life. The book distilled forty years of knowledge and experience into what many consider the finest book ever written about animation. Too Funny for Words was published six years later and explored the gags, humor and story elements that went into the features and shorts. Walt Disney's Bambi: The Story and the Film (1990) told the behind the scenes story of the creation of one of the greatest animated films of all-time. Their final collaboration, The Disney Villain (1993), explored the richest and most colorful rogue's gallery in film history.
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