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    Kurtz & Friends Studios, who did the "Mr. DNA" animation for JP, also worked on the titles for "George of the Jungle" and Tim Matheson's acid-trip sequence in "A Very Brady Sequel".
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    Kathleen Kennedy Has Better Things to do, Passes JP4 Job to Hubby
    In the "not too surprising" category, word comes via Frank Marshall's twitter account that his wife, mega-producer Kathleen Kennedy, will not be lending her talents to JP4 in order to focus on her new role heading up Lucasfilm and the numerous Star Wars projects now under her stead. Marshall, despite being in the news talking about JP seemingly forever, will get only his first JP producing credit. Incidenctially, there's a great article at Hollywoodreporter.com from a few weeks back talking in-depth with Kennedy's history with Steven Spielberg and their long partnership over the years. It contains an interesting ancedote about how, right before JP3 was supposed to start filming, Spielberg and Joe Johnston were ready to pull the plug over script issues. Kennedy had to "talk them down" while literally crossing the street. (Thanks

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