VERY cool new animated video from Supa Pirate Booty Hunt supporting Cindy Morgan. If you've got a minute it's definitely worth checking out and sending to your friends, posting on your FB pages:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PsUKLX56zD4

Insightful article about Cindy and her perspective on Tron Legacy:
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A BIG THANKS to the unknown supporter who asked about Cindy Morgan at the latest TRON Legacy event in LA!:

What about Lora/Yori, played by Cindy Morgan in the original movie? "Her character is not in Tron Legacy, but that doesn't mean she's not in the world of Tron."http://scifiwire.com/2010/02/director-unveils-tron-leg.php
Yori is STILL out there on the grid...
http://www.facebook.com/yoriliveshttp://www.myspace.com/yoriliveshttp://www.twitter.com/yorlives
Lora could STILL be very much alive and well too in TRON Legacy:

Q: Will the "Tron 2.0" video game be considered cannon for the new movie?
Kosinski: No.http://www.hitfix.com/articles/2010-2-27-tron-legacy-director-talks-daft-punk-and-explicitly-not-making-another-matrix?
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sng as how though she may not be in the films but she has been ettending some of the viral marketing events..she might appear in character somewhere down the road for the viral marketing..

guess we'll just have to wait and see what joe meant by her not being in the movie but still in the world of Tron

That's not why I take from it. Just a few months ago when asked the same question they were saying, "There was no time for her character." So progress is being made!

Reports of Yori's de-rez have been greatly exaggerated and the campaign to get Cindy Morgan in TRON Legacy continues.

From the recent SyFy Wire article:
http://scifiwire.com/2010/02/trons-cindy-morgan-talks.php
As Cindy has said in many articles, "This is science fiction, as you know, so anything is possible."

Tron Legacy has wrapped principal photography and is in post-production. Some of the fan campaigns suggest digitally inserting 1982 footage of Morgan to put her in the new film. Bridges appears in his 1982 form as the original Kevin Flynn, thanks to modern visual effects.

"I think anything's possible," Morgan said. "I really believe that. As far as I know, my phone still works. We'll see. We'll just see how it turns out. There's so much buzz about it, I'm getting all my information from the people who are really making the decisions now, and that's the fans. They make the choices. Isn't that cool? Isn't that the way it should be?"
And a few other interesting lines from the article:
Nobody from Tron Legacy contacted Morgan, and she did not directly speak with anyone from the Joe Kosinski-directed sequel.

That's not for lack of trying. Morgan gave her contact information to the Disney team, who set up the Flynn's Arcade promotion at San Diego Comic-Con last year. When Disney built a mock-up of the arcade from Tron in San Diego's Gaslamp District, they did not even invite Morgan or offer her a pass to avoid the lines.

"The people I was with said, 'We'll just go in,'" Morgan said. "I said, 'Uh-uh. We're going to just quietly, unobtrusively stand in line, very quietly, walk in, say hello, take some pictures, and on the way out, I handed them my business card and said, 'Thank you very much.' I let them know who I was, and just scooted out. I had the best time. It was fun."

...Morgan hopes Tron Legacy will please the passionate fans, whether she finds a way to appear in it or not. "Everything about that film needs to be true," she said. "Tron Legacy needs to be true to the original vision of Tron, and I think that's where a lot of the disappointment comes. If they're actually going to call it Legacy, the fans are sort of hoping that it does have a legacy.
Here's yet another article from yesterday in support of Cindy in TRON Legacy:
http://www.filmedge.net/Tron/news.htm#0302yori
...As Kosinski asked the audience at LA’s trailer sneak viewing, “Are there any girls in here?” Fans might ask the same of TRON LEGACY, with Olivia Wilde's Quorra being the only prominent female role announced so far. The viral marketing dance between filmmakers and fans kicks up a step or two, and only time will tell the outcome of this Lora/Yori question. FilmEdge would certainly like to see Cindy Morgan get her due appearance in the film franchise she helped launch, if at all possible. Disney’s gone a long way to please TRON fans with the release of this high-profile sequel, and an appearance by Morgan would demonstrate continued willingness to make this much-anticipated film all fans have hoped for in the past 28 years.

Like the man said: there’s no problems, only solutions.

Joseph Konsinski asked that because only guys were raising there hand to ask a question, and no female in the audience (of which seemed to be very few) had not asked a question yet.

Cindy Morgan preview interview. Podcast coming this Sunday 03/28: http://scifipulse.net/?p=22797
"When I did Caddyshack the fans liked it because its more of a lifestyle. With Tron its more of a spiritual thing. The fans who enjoy Tron like it for much deeper reasons."
Fun VIDEO of Cindy mixed into TRON & TRON Legacy clips:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sy5lLiquGqo

Good for her. That's great news.

RustyMuffler Wrote: At this point for the backlash of her not being in the film, I don't think they would DARE have it be anyone else. I seriously got choked up when she came up there. That was amazing!

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