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'''''Dreams In The Attic''''' is a live-action unaired television film made in 2000. It was written by Carolyn Johnston and directed by Bob Willems. This film is notable for being one of the final film roles of actress Shelley Duvall. | |||
''''' Dreams In The Attic ''''' is a live-action unaired television film made in 2000. It was written by | |||
Carolyn Johnston and directed by Bob Willems. This film is notable for being one of the final film roles of actress Shelley Duvall. | |||
==Plot Summary== | ==Plot Summary== | ||
Eccentric Aunt Nellie (Shelley Duvall) has a magical trunk in her attic at the costume shop that she owns. | Eccentric Aunt Nellie (Shelley Duvall) has a magical trunk in her attic at the costume shop that she owns. Costumes that are placed in the trunk possess the ability to fulfill the "dreams" of those that wear them. | ||
==Cancellation and Availabillity== | ==Cancellation and Availabillity== | ||
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|description1 =Trailer for the film. | |description1 =Trailer for the film. | ||
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The film's poster.
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Dreams In The Attic is a live-action unaired television film made in 2000. It was written by Carolyn Johnston and directed by Bob Willems. This film is notable for being one of the final film roles of actress Shelley Duvall.
Plot Summary
Eccentric Aunt Nellie (Shelley Duvall) has a magical trunk in her attic at the costume shop that she owns. Costumes that are placed in the trunk possess the ability to fulfill the "dreams" of those that wear them.
Cancellation and Availabillity
The film was made in 2000 and was pitched to Disney Channel for a release presumably in 2000 or 2001. Disney Channel later rejected the film and release plans were cancelled. No known copies of the film has resurfaced of the film and only the trailer was released.