to release our first real information or our first imagery, we'll figure out a way to do that. But we literally aren't there yet. We're still working on the scripts, and Guillermo's still doing a lot of conceptual design. We're exploring ideas. There's no final designs, necessarily, that we want to share with anyone yet. We haven't cast a single person in the movie yet. Obviously we have hopes that some of the existing actors from "Lord of the Rings" will come back. The ones that we need for "The Hobbit," we're hoping we'll get them back. But deals haven't been done with any of the new actors that we will need. We haven't yet made any offers to anybody. So there isn't really anything to say. I imagine at next year's Comic-Con it'll be a little different. I would imagine because at next year's Comic-Con we will have been shooting for eight or nine months, so I'm sure that there will be something cool then. We're looking forward to that. We decided to get the screenplays finished first and then, because some of the casting, and particular for the dwarf characters, is pretty much dependent on the personalities and the type of characters they are. So we thought we'd just get the script written and make our decisions on the characters based on the script, and then we can go out and cast the right people. GB: It's pretty astounding that you haven't been to San Diego before this