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Jan 25, 2023 · In an article celebrating the 25th anniversary of "Empire Records," Carol Heikkinen spoke to Australian reporter Paul Donoughue and revealed the origins of night manager Lucas' less than fruitful...
Carol Heikkinen was offered $325,000 up-front and $200,000 if the film was made. Heikkinen was also to receive 1% of any soundtrack royalties and 5% of merchandise sales. [4] Heikkinen based the film on her time working in Tower Records [5] store #166 (Christown Mall) in Phoenix, Arizona. [6]
Jun 13, 2020 · Only in the past five years did Carol Heikkinen realise the movie had achieved cult status. "Everything I have really learned about the fanbase I have learned from Twitter or Instagram," Heikkinen, who wrote the screenplay for the 1995 film, tells the ABC.
Mar 8, 2009 · Dec 7, 2021. Damn the man, save the Empire! @kathryng. , @drewgehling. , @Rebeccasername. and more will lead the industry reading of Broadway-bound musical EMPIRE RECORDS.
Aug 15, 2015 · The movie was inspired by screenwriter Carol Heikkinen's experiences working at a record store. Carol worked at Tower Records in Phoenix while in high school and also worked at Tower Video in...
Carol Heikkinen was born in 1966. Carol is a writer and producer, known for Empire Records (1995), Center Stage (2000) and The Thing Called Love (1993).
Apr 6, 2018 · A musical version of the Nineties cult classic, 'Empire Records,' is in the works with original screenwriter Carol Heikkinen and composer Zoe Sarnak.
