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Gibson eyes comedy 'The Goblin'
Published Monday, Jun 22 2009, 11:26 BST | By Simon Reynolds
Visual effects guru Charles Gibson will make his directorial debut with The Goblin.
Gibson, an Oscar winner for Babe and Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, will helm the Geoff Rodkey-penned family comedy.
The plot centres on a family who move into a new suburban home and find a grumpy goblin objecting to their presence.
"It's about creating a goblin that will appeal to audiences of all ages," producer Matt Williams told Variety.
Rodkey's previous writing credits include RV, The Shaggy Dog and Daddy Day Care.
Gibson, an Oscar winner for Babe and Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, will helm the Geoff Rodkey-penned family comedy.
The plot centres on a family who move into a new suburban home and find a grumpy goblin objecting to their presence.
"It's about creating a goblin that will appeal to audiences of all ages," producer Matt Williams told Variety.
Rodkey's previous writing credits include RV, The Shaggy Dog and Daddy Day Care.
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