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'Arrested Development' Film Planned

Actor Jason Bateman has confirmed plans are under way for a movie version of cancelled TV sitcom Arrested Development.

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Jason Bateman and Wife Welcome First Baby

Arrested Development star Jason Bateman and his wife Amanda Anka welcomed their first child in Los Angeles on Saturday.

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TV STUFF: Broderick the 'Music Man'

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 24, 2000 -- He's a movie star, Broadway actor and multiple Tony Award winner. Now you can add one more title to Matthew Broderick's resume -- television's "The Music Man." Daily Variety reports today that the "Inspector Gadget" guy will star in the TV version of the Tony-winning Broadway musical "The Music Man."

In the telepic, Broderick is slated to play Professor Harold Hill, a con man trying to unload band instruments in a small Iowa town but instead falls in love with the town librarian. According to Variety, Broderick's wife, "Sex and the City" star Sarah Jessica Parker, is being courted for the role of Marian the librarian.

Broderick won two Tony Awards for his roles in the revival of "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" and the Neil Simon play "Brighton Beach Memoirs."

The three-hour "The Music Man" will air on ABC's "Wonderfu

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Jason Bateman: He, Robert Urich

HOLLYWOOD, June 5, 2000 -- We have seen the future Robert Urich and his name is Jason Bateman.

Yes, just as the oft-employed Urich kept turning up on TV series ("S.W.A.T.") after TV series ("Vega$") after TV series ("Spencer for Hire"), so goes the former "Hogan Family" demi-icon.

Word comes today that CBS has ordered six episodes of "Kiss Me, Guido," featuring (natch) Bateman, as a midseason replacement for the 2000-01 season.

In "Kiss Me, Guido," Bateman, now 29, will play a gay guy rooming with a straight guy (Danny Nucci). Hijinks ensue. It's based on the 1997 indie comedy of the same name.

For Bateman, "Guido" will be the actor's eighth career series, dating back to a season-long run on "Little House on the Prairie" in 1981.

To top Urich, he'll have to get cast in another series, get canceled again, get cast in another series, get canceled aga

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