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Summary of the news:-

• Added a new section to the site-- Art Institute Recreation. It features screen captures of each of the pieces that Ferris, Cameron & Sloane checked out on their visit to the Art Institute of Chicago. Check it out and see if you can identify any of the pieces. It also contains a low resolution Real Media file of that very museum scene from the movie.
  
  
• Great news for everyone who always wanted a Ferris Bueller's Day Off poster to hang in their room, but couldn't afford an original. There are now new handsome (36 in. x 22 in) commercial reprints of the Leisure Rules Poster available for sale for just $8.99 at Allposters.com. To purchase one for $8.99 click here.

  

  For other posters that Allposters.com stocks just go their site at http://www.allposters.com and search for what you want. Or here are links to some of my personal favourites:-

  • Ferris Bueller photo for $4.99
  • Various Breakfast Club posters
  • Various Say Anything posters
  • Stand By Me for $12.99
  • Dirty Dancing for $10.99
  • The Princess Bride for $12.99
  • Fast Times at Ridgemont High poster for $12.99
  • The 80's Room Gallery
  • The Cult Classics Gallery
  • The College Gallery
  They have heaps of other movies (including Star Wars), celebrity and music posters and photos plus all kinds of art prints (including prints of "Sunday Afternoon on La Grande Jatte" by Georges Seurat, i.e. the painting that Cameron stares at in the Art Institute. For more details on that print see the merchandise or FAQ sections).
  

• Matt Whitehead let me know of an interesting short titled "The Night Ferris Bueller Died". It tells the story of a delusional man, Luke Porter, on a past-midnight subway ride mistaking a fellow passenger, Randy Mitchell, for the famed actor, Matthew Broderick. It has a web page at http://www.goodtimeproductions.org/ which has links to watch excerpts of it or even the entire film. I have added it to the Choice Ferris Links section along with others.
  

• If you previously placed a Save Ferris! banner link to your site you may have noticed that the image has gone broken recently. This is because Fortunecity no longer allows external sites to link to graphics on it's site, so I have altered the code on the Link to Save Ferris page.
  
  
• October 19 1999 saw the release of Ferris on DVD by Paramount. The most exciting feature of it is the audio commentary by John Hughes in which he discusses his own feelings and memories about filming the movie.
  
  
• Found some great Real Audio stuff at http://www.hollywood.com, Click here to hear a sound byte of Matthew Broderick talking about Ferris Bueller's Day Off, and here for his response to the question, "Was he trapped by "Ferris Bueller"?".

   

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