Making Waves - Nicolas van Pallandt memorial documentary

[ccwt]

Is this the same author who wrote the science fiction novel Anvil (1998)?

search his name on Amazon

-- Seattle

[hdcw2000bc]

@ccwt yes it's the same person.

[gryphynsthyme]

Having worked in the media industry myself with tons of ego-challenged Napoleon types, I would have jumped for any opportunity to work with Nick in any capacity simply to enjoy his ways and experience team work with him. Team work is something of a spiritual nature only possible when the love for what one is doing takes over and egotistical motivations fade away. This is something I know was possible with Nick, and something that could really happen with him any moment hands down.

[gryphynsthyme]

Well, I did not know he made films - we saw each other last same 30 years ago, and until only recently I did not even know that he had died.

Just like Linda, I remember him as a smart kid constantly ready to hit the world with a dry practical and usually extremely creative joke, however, never at the cost of anybody.

[hdcw2000bc]

He was a really nice guy and as you say, a pleasure to work for. We're just entering pre-production on one of his scripts "tracker," so his work will live on...

[cubonical]

Is he really dead? I was a classmate of Nicholas at Brocwood park.There is no orbituary relating his death. He wears a wedding ring and looks very healthy.Even as a teenager he was very original and that possibility that he would announce his own demise tends to fit in.

Linda Sigal alias Salzborn

[gryphynsthyme]

I did not have the chance to work with him, but I am glad to be able to enjoy some of the 'waves' he initiated living at the heart and center of these 'waves'.

James Griffin, a classmate at BP

[IrinaFvR]

@cubonical He reallly past away. My mom was on Brokwood too and was the cousine of Nick, he's my uncle... He lives with us while fighting his cancer.