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- @arnyxx No news but I'm guessing first teaser trailers around Christmas. >>
2010 May
Tintin the Video Game – Wii & PS/3
Based on some fairly flimsy evidence, it appears that the video game tie-in for Tintin: Secret of the Unicorn, will be available on the Wii and the PS/3.
See: Tintin The Videogame: PS3 / Wii Bound Only? and RUMOR – Tintin game may be hitting Wii, PS3 exclusive.
Williams Finishes Tintin Score
In the first bit of Tintin Movie news in ages, legendary composer John Williams has finished his work on the score for Tintin.
This titbit of information appears near the end of this article: Endlessly devoted to his music
At home in Los Angeles, he takes a one-hour break from writing each day at dusk, he says, to walk at a golf course near his house. After his walk he returns to the piano, working until he has finished the day’s writing task: two or so minutes of music. Williams has just completed a chamber music piece for the La Jolla Music Society’s SummerFest in California and the score for “The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn,’’ a Steven Spielberg movie due out next year.
It may be short of news but mentioning John Williams gives me an excuse to feature this video.
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