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Oxford author Philip Pullman is positive a sequel will be made to the controversial movie The Golden Compass.He spoke out after film industry sources cast doubt on a movie version of The Subtle Knife being given the go-ahead.The Golden Compass was the sixth most successful film at the UK box office last year, grossing £26m, but it took only $70m (£35.05m) in the United States, due to a boycott by some Christians.Internationally, however, the film version of Northern Lights, the first instalment of Mr Pullman's His Dark Materials trilogy, took $300m (£150.2m) and Mr Pullman says the sequel could still go ahead.He told the Oxford Mail: "It is quite possible that a sequel will happen but, as everyone knows, the film did not do well in the box office in America and that has a large effect on people's plans.exam 70-640 I spoke to the producers last week and they told me about the latest developments."They are getting a script together and they have plans to get things going - in time all things are possible and I feel quite positive about it.it training"Mr Pullman said he hoped there would not be too long a delay before work started on the sequel because Dakota Blue Richards, the 12-year-old star of The Golden Compass,linux+ was growing up quite quickly. He added that making a film was a very different, and far more expensive, process to writing a book and having it published."Making a film costs millions of dollars and the people involved have to hesitate and think hard about the best way of doing things," Mr Pullman added.

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It ist very nic wich i have seen in the Vidio and i hope Christians idears and concepts will reach many people there!

I would like christian had done such a introdusion in Germany to! Or did i only miss it because in did not hear about it? :-D