Dry aquarium and pet tarantula (100K ad)	Scratching pole and pet cat (100K ad)
Unique pet: Nemo in a fish bowl (500K Animation production)	Michael Mann Talent Voucher
Voucher: You get one free franchise worth under 35 million dollars. Note, this can not be used to lease a franchise, but can can add money to it to buy one.	Voucher: a free franchise worth up to 25 million dollars. Note, this can not be used to lease a franchise, but can can add money to it to buy one.
Voucher: Club Siberia Backroom visit with Gail bodyguard

Toy chest (12 of 20 used)
General value $1.2M (plus $100K for genre)

Stay Puft Marshmallow Man (Family)	T2 Endoskeleton (Sci Fi)	Freddy Krueger (Horror)
Tony Montana (Crime)	Jack Sparrow (Action)	Frank the Bunny (Drama)
Marv (Crime)	Batman (Action)	Daredevil (Action)
Spiderman (Animation)	The Crow (Thriller)	Punisher (Crime)

CLOSET
(4/8 Clothing Items)

Captain America Shirt (100K off future purchases from the Comic and DVD Superstore. You can only own one each visit.)	Hot Shot Critic Shirt (100K to ad budgets of future films)
Viking Helmet (extra 100K to all future museum donations)	Club Siberia Hawaiian Shirt ($100K discount future visits plus?)

FRANCHISES

The Walking Dead
(Comics)

The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
(Comics)

AWARDS
(9 Awards)

Queen is Lazy!
To your delight, Queen has offered to score your film. Unfortunately, his busy touring schedule doesn’t allow him to produce a score of the quality he desires. Even you have to admit, it is a bit of a disappointment. As an olive branch, he offers to appear (as an actor) in your next film for free, as well as pimping the current one at every remaining concert on the tour. As a result, people are talking about your film before the trailers and one-sheet even hit the streets. You get a free 15 million towards your ad budget and can use Queen for free on your new film.

I LIKE PIE! AWARD
There's nothing better than a nice slice of pie after a good meal. The Association of Pie Eaters wants your help in promoting their favorite dessert. If you have a scene in your movie with someone enjoying (traditionally) a piece of pie, they will give you $5 million toward your advertising of the film. If that person declares "I like pie!", make that a whopping $10 million. Yum!

CRIME KILLS UMA
Quentin Tarantino of Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs and Kill Bill fame, is looking for somebody to produce a crime film. If you agree to do so and sign him on as director (paying him), he will pay the casting cost top 4 roles (that has to include Uma Thurman - and he'll only pay up to 25 million). He also wants a producer credit though on all the ads.

Toys ‘R’ You
Action figures and movie tie-ins mean big money, and your film is a natural! All you need to do is create the prototype of one of the figures and show it off in a published article to get $10 million dollars in licensed sales fees when the movie hits theaters. This money is a bonus that does not count towards the film’s final box office gross numbers. The figure will than be sold in the Mega Mall (but you will not get paid for its sales).

CRIME FILM
Free pay production costs and ad budget up to 20 million.

Sponsorship Deal with the Mall of America (Have a scene take place in the mall and get $15 million in HTG Cash)

MR. CRIME
The always-malevolent Michael Madsen, wants to appear in your next film, but there is however, a catch. The catch being that he will only appear in your film for free, if the genre of that film is either crime, action, thriller or western!

HALF PRICE AWARD
Do you have a movie that’s 20 pages or less? Good for you, because you are able to pay only half the cost of the normal production fees, no matter the genre.

I LOVE THE 80s
The 1980s were chock full of fantastic television fare. Who could forget Punky Brewster, Facts of Life, or Max Headroom? This award allows you to purchase a franchise (worth up to $75 million) of any TV show from the 1980s decade. (Franchise cannot already be owned by another player.)

ATTACHED GARAGE
(General value 3.5 million)

Mad Max Interceptor (1 mil, 2 mil Action) with Evil Ash bobble head (100K adv, 200K Horror)

Mercedes SLR (500K production) with Optimus Prime bobble head (100K adv, 200K Animation)

Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1 mil, 2 mil Comedy) with Silent Bob bobble head (100K, 200K Crime)

2004 Ferrari 612 Scaglietti (500K prod) with Darth Vader bobble head (100K adv, 200K Sci-Fi)

Hummer H2 (500K prod)

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