"Bone Wars." Topic

"Well played, HBO. Just as Jurassic Park 3D hits theaters, the premium cable channel announced a new movie titled Bone Wars, a period comedy based on the rivalry between two nineteenth-century paleontologists. If an HBO comedy about battlin' dino-scientists isn't enough to pique your interest, then just wait until you hear who's playing the paleontologists: Steve Carell and James Gandolfini, who will also produce the film.

It's an inspired incident to tap; if there were ever a period of scientific research custom-tailored for slapstick comedy, it was the Great Dinosaur Rush of the nineteenth century, a madcap decades-long race that made headlines, led to the discovery of over 160 dinosaurs, and helped define the course of American Science…"
Full article here.
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Oh!. I still miss A LOT Steve Carell at "The Office".
He never should have left it.

Amicalement
Armand

There was a book of the same name published about 10 years ago. It is about Carnegie's attempts to acquire one of the most complete sauropod skeletons around at the time.

There was big money in dinosaur bones. Twain even refers to it when talking about something that costs a lot as being "dinosaur prices" here and there in his works.

And it looks like you can buy it for about $4 USD from Amazon:

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Another book that may be of interest to some:

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I always rooted for Iguanadon!

I always rooted for Iguanadon!

That's what she said!