![]() ![]() The official press release mentions the "unique adventures of a two-dimensional person in a three-dimensional world". Considering Hollywood's love affair with 3D, it's unclear how Stanley's dimensionally-challenged appearance will be brought to the big screen. ![]() At its finale, Stanley is returned to his 3D status with the help of a bicycle pump, though a later book sees him flattened once more. A map of the country, city, or local transit system also makes a great study tool. Pencils, patches, stickers and tattoos are all great, cost-effective ideas. The first book, published in 1964, in which Stanley Lambchop is sent to California in an envelope and even foils an art heist by posing as a wall painting, is by far the most read. When you return Stanley in the mail, send Stanley’s class some cheap and cheerful souvenirs of your city. Walden Media has purchased the rights to the entire series of Flat Stanley books, which were written by American children's author Jeff Brown and illustrated by French artist Tomi Ungerer. Flat Stanley, the young boy who survives being crushed to the depth of a postage stamp by a bulletin board placed above his bed, is to become the star of a live action film from the makers of the Narnia movies. With his cheerful disposition and determination to turn what some might see as a disability into an advantage, he's truly a hero for the modern age – if not a character obviously ripe for the 3D era. Please enjoy Encore Theatrical Company's performance of The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley Online Edition. ![]()
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