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	Alex Cox - THREE BUSINESSMEN
		Dan, Tod Davies and I debated at length as to who should sing the haunting cowboy song, and though there were other good contenders, for me there was only one choice.
		TOD: Because the subject matter of the script means a lot to both of us - that's from a writer's point of view.
		TOD: It is always good to cast the director because you have to pay one salary less, one less airplane ticket, one less per diem.
	www.alexcox.com /dir_3B.htm (704 words)

	Tod Davies - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Tod Davies (born 1955, San Francisco) is a screenwriter and producer.
		Davies is the wife of cult director Alex Cox.
		Although Cox and Davies were removed from the project, the Writers Guild of America twice determined that their script be credited.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tod_Davies (171 words)

	American Composers Orchestra - Artistic Leaders Biographies
		Davies is also recognized as an accomplished pianist and as an acclaimed collaborator, sought out by orchestras, composers and artists alike for his interpretive skills.
		Davies is Chief Conductor and Music Director of the Bruckner Orchestra Linz and Chief Conductor of the Linz Opera.
		Dennis Russell Davies was born in Toledo, Ohio, and graduated from The Juilliard School where he studied piano with Lonny Epstein and Sasha Gorodnitski and conducting with Jean Morel and Jorge Mester.
	www.americancomposers.org /bios.htm (2595 words)

	Fire in the House
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	toddavies.blogspot.com (2815 words)

	Dreams: Gilliam burns his WGA card - Pictures!
		Gilliam's dispute with the WGA started when it declared that the writing credit for Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas should be attributed to Alex Cox and Tod Davies, whereas Gilliam and co-writer Tony Grisoni asserted that they wrote their own script direct from Hunter S. Thompson's classic book.
		Below the pictures is a commentary on the event by David Morgan, and a background to the dispute as told by Gilliam to the Fear and Loathing Cannes press conference.
		Alex and Tod are not members but the Writers' Guild had to bend over backwards to protect writers whether they're members or not.
	www.smart.co.uk /dreams/flwga.htm (2761 words)

	Artist in Residence, St John's College, Oxford.
		The College has appointed the film director Alex Cox and the producer Tod Davies to be joint Artists in Residence for Trinity Term 2003.
		Tod Davies, in addition to her work as a writer and producer, is also involved in a new venture in Liverpool: Toxteth TV.
		It is intended that there will be formal and informal opportunities in College to meet Alex Cox and Tod Davies and to hear about their current work.
	info.sjc.ox.ac.uk /college/artist/cox_davies/cox_davies.html (432 words)

	Changing the World, One Meal at a Time
		Tod Davies invites people to a monthly virtual dinner party at her new online magazine, Exterminating Angel Press.
		Ashland, OR (PRWEB) August 6, 2006 -- Tod Davies invites people to a monthly virtual dinner party at her new online magazine, Exterminating Angel Press.
		Over a great virtual meal (read about it in the section called Jam Today) and a few glasses of virtual wine, visitors can read and comment as interesting thinkers, poets, playwrights, teachers, political activists and theoreticians put their elbows on her virtual table and talk.
	www.prweb.com /releases/2006/8/prweb420833.htm (580 words)

	Davies - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Brenda Davies, wife and literary executor of Robertson Davies
		David Davies, current Executive Director of the English Football Association.
		John Davies (c.1567–1644), lexicographer, translator, and editor of the 1620 Welsh edition of the Bible
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Davies (447 words)

	Goldtoe Lemon.Nut: A nasty little war (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Filmmaker Wayne Ewing is there at Owl Farm when Alex Cox and co-writer Tod Davies come to visit to talk about the script...
		So he's caught flat-footed when he finds out that their idea for the Wave is to show an animated version of Raoul Duke being carried back to Las Vegas after he tries to flee to LA at the midpoint of the story.
		As Alex Cox tries to explain how it's all motivated by the Ralph Steadman illustrations, Tod Davies actually starts weeping because she feels her adaptation of the material is also a giant fucking sapphire.
	goldtoe.net /2004/02/nasty-little-war.html (457 words)

	Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas biography .ms (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Both actors were cast by the film's original director, Alex Cox who wrote the original screenplay with his longtime collaborator, Tod Davies.
		When the film approached release, Gilliam learned that the Writers Guild of America (WGA) would not allow Alex Cox's and Tod Davies names to be removed from the credits even though none of their material was used in the production of the film.
		Angered over having to share credit, Gilliam left the WGA and, on certain early premiere prints of the film, made a short introductory sequence in which an anonymous presenter assures the audience that no screenwriters, whatsoever, were involved in writing the film, despite what you may read in the credits.
	www.biography.ms /Fear_and_Loathing_in_Las_Vegas.html (742 words)

	Gay Today: Viewpoint
		The wonderment of a Cox film is the openness, the expanse of his imagination.
		Note his dialogue with the Tod Davies, the producer/screenwriter of Three Businessmen, in the DVD's commentary track: "There's a little clue in here as to something else that's going on.
		Cox doesn't allow that kind of safe distance from his films, as Davies explains: "Because when you look at a piece of art, you're alienated from the subject matter because you look at it and you say, 'That's a piece of art.
	www.gaytoday.com /garchive/entertain/070201en.htm (1746 words)

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		Terry Gilliam, Tony Grisoni, Alex Cox, and Tod Davies are credited for the film's screenplay.
		Gilliam and Grisoni adapted the novel by Hunter S. Thompson and used their script for the film;...
		a nasty arbitration wrangle at the Writers Guild of America found that Cox and Davies had written a screenplay earlier that had also adapted Thompson's novel, and should thus receive credit for the finished work even though they had nothing to do with it.
	www.lycos.com /info/alex-cox--miscellaneous.html (411 words)

	Exterminating Angel - Where the Everyday Outshines the Transcendent - Becoming part of the Exterminating Angel Press ...
		If you have an idea you would like to work on on the site, the best thing to do is to email Tod Davies with a short description of what you want to do.
		The reason that EAP can’t send the old password to you is that passwords are stored using an encryption format that is not reversible.
		If the email address has changed, the only option you will have is to email Tod or Richard and have them send it to you.
	www.exterminatingangel.com /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=35&Itemid=116 (694 words)

	Oldies.com : Movie Search Results (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		mise en scene artful dodger john howard davies screenwriting adaptation judicious prodigious anthony...
		Ed Burns as the cocky New Yorker, and Jeremy Davies as the wanna-be writer who'd rather be carrying...
		of a dispute over crediting Alex Cox and Tod Davies, who wrote the original script, which was not...
	www.oldies.com /search/movies.cfm?genre=drarom&keywords=davies&format=movies (176 words)

	HAMILTON, Adam
		Both these ancestors were purchasers of property in 1785, both erected substantial brick mansions, and both died and are buried in Harrisburg.
		The subject of this notice received his first school training under Misses Graham and Smith, at Second and Mulberry streets, Charles Still, Maginnes, Birkman, Hamilton, Tod, Davies.
		Most of his time was devoted to picking up the trade of printer in his father’s establishment, the Harrisburg Chronicle.
	maley.net /Transcription/Sketches/BEhamilton3.htm (263 words)

	Interview with Alex Cox and Tod Davies
		Cox and his wife and collaborator Tod Davies – writer and producer of Three Businessmen, co-producer of Revengers Tragedy.
		Tod Davies: It is for us, but it's very dispiriting when you have people at the end of the screening who actually think there is a Japanese garden that looks like Tokyo in Liverpool!
		And we've got dates for that because Derek Jacobi who plays the main guy is only available for filming in May so the month of May is when we have to do it.
	www.sensesofcinema.com /contents/03/24/cox_davies.html (5804 words)

	Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas: Criterion (1998)
		Following is Not The Screenplay (17:04) and it follows the interesting and quite convoluted story of awarding the screenwriting credits for the film.
		Although the final, filmed script belonged to Terry Gilliam and Tony Grisoni, the WGA also awarded a screenwriting credit to the film’s previous director Alex Cox and Tod Davies.
		Gilliam and his crew rallied to have the credit stricken — and eventually won — and in this supplement, Criterion has brought together director Terry Gilliam, screenwriter Tony Grisoni, and producer Laila Nabulsi to discuss their battles with the WGA.
	www.dvdmg.com /fearandloathinginlasvegas.shtml (4001 words)

	FEAR UNDER THE MICROSCOPE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Terry Gilliam (who had replaced the film's original director Alex Cox) had adapted the book with co-screenwriter Tony Grisoni, disregarding the version of the script by Cox and Tod Davies that was originally going to go before the cameras.
		When the WGA announced that Cox and Davies were to receive sole screen credit, Gilliam protested that his and Grisoni's work had not been validated, and made a rather public demonstration of his antipathy for the credit arbitration process.
		In some instances stage directions were kept although the dialogue itself was altered, so the dramatic focus of the scene might be different from the first to second scripts even if the staging were similar.
	members.aol.com /morgands3/fear/fearcomp.html (2161 words)

	The Making of FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		And what was interesting was he knows Alex Cox, and when he had heard that Alex was going to direct it, he actually called Alex up and asked if he could co-write it with him.
		Alex was working with Tod Davies, so it never happened.
		The Writers Guild of America decided that the screenplay credits for your film should read 'by Alex Cox and Tod Davies,' who wrote the version of the script you originally threw out.
	members.aol.com /morgands3/fear/fearart.html (5243 words)

	Tod Davies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
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	www.imdb.com /name/nm0204000 (124 words)

	TheHamptons.com: Hamptons Film Festival: World Cinema (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		They find a third wanderer and continue their journey until its unforgettable (and puzzling) epiphany.
		This provocative and mischievous movie, the first film made by Cox and partner Tod Davies' Exterminating Angel Productions, features witty performances, lucid hand-held photography by Rob Tregenza and sly sound design by Richard Beggs.
		Cox continues to explore displacement and the subtle dangers of globalization filtered through his trademark irony and tweaked here by a startling geographical twist.
	thehamptons.com /film/festival98/world/three.html (134 words)

	fear and loathing in las vegas
		Funny and repulsive, obnoxious yet in some ways pitiable, Depp's performance should kill, once and for all, whatever pretty-boy image he still has left.
		Gilliam wisely uses Thompson's writing as narration, and the script -- which he cowrote with Tony Grisoni, reworking an early attempt by Alex Cox (Sid and Nancy) and Tod Davies -- is scrupulously faithful to the book.
		Yet Gilliam doesn't let Thompson off the hook -- the movie isn't just a jokey celebration of weirdness.
	www.angelfire.com /movies/oc/falilv.html (700 words)

	Alex Cox - WEBSITE
		Tod Davies' script for Dennis Hopper's Noir Texas thriller.
		Kyd's play, adapted by Tod Davies for the Jacobeans.net project
		Marlowe's play, adapted by Tod Davies for the Jacobeans.net project
	www.alexcox.com /writing-others.htm (84 words)

	Two by Alex Cox
		A deserted series of pristine municipal spaces strewn with Daddy Z flyers and the borrowed sentiments of karaoke invokes the dislocations of Lost in Translation (2003), another movie dazed by the recent turn of the calendar.
		One of the surest measures of the truly independent filmmaker is that, rather than propound themes and their expression, critics cast around, as I have done, for analogues for the strangeness before them.
		Confronted with an increasingly battened down and homogenized new century in which the suits are clearly running scared, filmmakers like Cox are a tonic, while interlocutors like Davies throw light on our era’s darkest imaginings.
	home.comcast.net /~flickhead/AlexCox.html (1225 words)

	MMI Movie Review: Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Luckily the longtime original choice, Director Terry Gilliam, had no plans at the moment and stepped in to tightly fuse brilliantly absurd imagery to the book's screen adaptation.
		Still using the script written by Alex Cox and Tod Davies, Gilliam masterly upholds much of the story while spanning further dimension with the electrifying luxury of film medium.
		As the story goes, Hunter S. Thompson, under the guise of Raoul Duke, heads out from Los Angeles to Las Vegas with his Samoan Attorney, Dr.
	www.shoestring.org /mmi_revs/fear-lv.html (383 words)

	Crosstalk: Do screenwriters really matter? \| The A.V. Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Just doing a Google search right now (keywords: "script," "thrown out," "arbitration"), I find a photo of Terry Gilliam burning his Writers Guild of America card over the WGA's ruling on Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas.
		The WGA initially decided to credit the screenplay to Alex Cox and Tod Davies, even though Gilliam and his screenwriting partner Tony Grisoni asserted that they wrote one directly from Hunter Thompson's book.
		The WGA eventually gave in and credited all four of them, but there have been circumstances when they haven't been so generous or just.
	www.avclub.com /content/node/55082 (1426 words)

	VH1.com : Movies : Three Businessmen : Main
		Alex Cox directed this comedy-fantasy screenplay by Tod Davies in a variety of locations (...
		Alex Cox directed this comedy-fantasy screenplay by Tod Davies in a variety of locations (American Southwest, Hong Kong, Rotterdam).
		With a plot premise reminiscent of Martin Scorsese's After Hours, American art dealer Bennie (Miguel Sandoval) arrives in Liverpool and gets to his hotel with great difficulty, while British art de...
	www.vh1.com /movies/movie/130353/moviemain.jhtml (102 words)

	alexcox.com \| CV (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		1998 -- directed THREE BUSINESSMEN in Liverpool, Rotterdam, Hong Kong, Japan, and Albaricoces, starring Miguel Sandoval, Bob Wisdom, and Isabel Ampudía, produced by Tod Davies.
		Actor in various films including BACKTRACK, directed by Dennis Hopper, DEAD BEAT, directed by Adam Dubov, FLOUNDERING, directed by Peter McCarthy, LA REINA DE LA NOCHE, directed by Arturo Ripstein, PERDITA DURANGO, directed by Alex de la Iglesia, LA LEY DE HERODES, directed by Luis Estrada, and GIMMIE POWER, directed by Fernando Sariñana.
		Co-author, with Tod Davies, of the screenplays BACKTRACK, RESTLESS, and FEAR and LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS.
	www.webperception.com /dixon/acCV.html (355 words)

	Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas starring Johnny Depp written by Hunter S Thompson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Produced by Patrick Cassavetti, Laila Nabulsi, and Stephen Nemeth.
		Written by Terry Gilliam, Tony Grisoni, Tod Davies, and Alex Cox.
		Hunter S. Thompson, under the pseudonym Raoul Duke, and his Samoan Lawyer Dr. Gonzo embark on a journey across Interstate fifteen to cover a motorcycle race for a sports magazine.
	www.ambidextrouspics.com /html/fear_and_loathing_in_las_vegas.html (644 words)

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