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Dal

abbrev. DALTON.
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Anderson and Selick (who directed the 1996 movie of Dahl's "James and the Giant Peach") are collaborating on a stop-motion version of "Fantastic Mr.
Brodrene Dahl currently has some 2,500 HVAC customers with some 11,000 potential users of mobile IT solutions, and PSI Group estimates the revenue potential of the agreement to be NOK8,000-12,000 per user.
She said: "Roald Dahl wrote fantastic stories with wonderful characters, including many with a real darkness to them.
Ironically, Dahl was supposed to throw out the first pitch at that time as well.
The charity was set up in memory of Roald Dahl (originally as the Roald Dahl Foundation) by his widow Felicity, shortly after his death in 1990.
"This partnership with Netflix marks a significant move toward making that possible and is an incredibly exciting new chapter for the Roald Dahl Story Company.
Netflix's Melissa Cobb said: "We have great creative ambition to reimagine the journeys of so many treasured Dahl characters in fresh, contemporary ways with the highest quality animation and production values.
Rob Dadley, literacy co-ordinator at the Barton Roadbased place of learning, said: "Roald Dahl Day is something the children loved last year so we decided to dress up in order to participate again.
Liccy Dahl told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that her husband originally wrote the story about a "little black boy".
It is one of six favourite childhood heroes invented by Cardiff-born Dahl poised to appear in Lego form across the UK to mark Roald Dahl Day.
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