CX Derivative: Where the Wild Things Are
Symbol:WILD.CX
Status:Inactive
Delist Date:Nov 9, 2009
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Tom Hanks' production company, Playtone Productions, will adapt Maurice Sendak's Where the Wild Things Are into feature film. While Sendak's stories have been made into animated shows for television, attempts to turn it into a CGI-animated film had been stalled for years. The live-action film will be directed by Spike Jonze.
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CX Derivative: Where the Wild Th (WILD.CX)
H$69.22 November 9, 2009
Delist DateDelist Price
High and Low Trading Prices
| This Week | H$93.83 | H$89.17 |
| This Month | H$127.01 | H$89.17 |
| This Season | H$131.98 | H$89.17 |
| This Year | H$131.98 | H$89.17 |
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