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February 2, 2010

Something new and wonderful to report on the outstanding movie Mr. Blue Sky! I received this email from Tom last night. Chaney would be so proud of everything this movie is accomplishing.

Mr. Blue Sky is officially accepted by the United Nations as an instrument of peace as it wil be shown, among elsewhere, every December 3 (international Day of Persons with Disabilities) at the UN conference. .....pretty cool.........much more positive news is coming

Much Love

Tom





July 28, 2009

Hey all you Facebookers out there, be sure to stop by and join the FB group dedicated to Chaney and his memory. Thanks again to everybody for the support of Chaney and this website. It's very much appreciated. It's so hard to believe sometimes that it's only been two years since Chaney passed. Sometimes it feels like a lifetime ago, other times like it was yesterday.

My heart goes out to everyone who knew Chaney and who lost a friend and a brother. ChaneyKley.Net will always be here to remember Chaney and will continue to do everything possible to remind the world of what a great man he was. God bless to everyone who continues to support the site, and to everyone who may find this site in the future.

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July 1, 2009

Happy July Everbody! I received an email yesterday from Julie Sands, the incredibly talented actress that worked with Chaney on Stephen King's Gotham Cafe as both a co-star and as one of the producers and writers of the screenplay. She has given me permission to post her words about Chaney here. Thank you again, Julie. I was glad to hear from you.

It came to my attention through your site that Chaney's last film, Mr. Blue Sky, is helping to improve the lives of many children with Down's Syndrome. I am very happy to hear that lives will be changed because of this man's contribution to that work.

I was privileged to cast and work with Chaney on my short film Stephen King's Gotham Cafe. The lead role of Steve Davis was demanding and challenging, emotionally as well as physically. I couldn't have found anyone better for the role. Chaney's performance was award winning. His dedication to the work as well as to his fellow filmmakers and actor's was unwavering.

Chaney and I had planned on working together in the future on some film projects and I like the rest of us was shocked that his life was so short on this earth. He was a joy to work with, he brought something magical to the screen that was his alone.

He will be missed by many.

Julie Sands



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May 21, 2009

I got this email from Tom Lee yesterday. Looks like the message of Mr Blue Sky is still making headlines and changing lives. Chaney would be so proud.

Hello to everybody

Okay this is news I have to relate since it is priceless....

I got a call form the Government of US wanting a copy of Mr. Blue Sky to send over to the Goverment of Serbia in order to change their living conditions for people living with Down syndrome. So the Exeutive Director of Disabilities ( I think his name is Kareem Dale) under President Obama is traveling to Serbia on June 10 and is bringing Mr. Blue Sky to their government officials to see....pretty amazing stuff

Apparantly, in Serbia, as I'm told, they place children born with Down syndrome in Institutions under horrible living conditions and life expectatncy is under 10 years old.

So our Government is looking to change their ways and using Mr. Blue Sky as a positive tool of education...can't beat that!!!!!!

I got to feel our brother CHANEY is overlooking this!

Love

Tom



Wow! What an absolutely awesome affirmation of the movie, and the heart and soul that was put into it! This is truly a great thing led by God. And it couldn't have come at a better time - for me, anyway. ChaneyKley.Net will officially be celebrating SIX years on the world wide web in just under ten days!! This is a perfect birthday present for the site, and an even more perfect testiment to our dear Chaney. He is truly missed, but his legacy lives on.



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March 27, 2009

I could have sworn that I'd searched for this before and never saw it, but it's been around a long time. Anyway, I found on YouTube today the official trailer for the independent film Stephen King's Gotham Cafe. Being what it was, the film is not available for purchase of any kind that I know of. I'll let everybody know if I ever hear otherwise about it.

Of course, the quality is not 100%, but it's good enough. Chaney looked great, naturally!



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Here also is the trailer for Mr. Blue Sky, Chaney's last (and I believe his favorite) project. The trailer speaks for itself about what an amazing movie this is. Thanks again goes to Tom Lee for telling the story.

This movie is available for purchase in select Blockbuster stores (check your local store for availability) and online at the official website for the movie, found HERE.



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March 26, 2009

A new banner and bit of a color scheme change to liven things up a bit. I know there hasn't been much done around here lately. I'm hoping to have some more Mr. Blue Sky screen caps before too long. I'm also trying to get the various tv shows that Chaney was on so I can get caps from those, as well.



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