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• Tenet spokesman Lance Ignon said the settlement has already been paid.
• April 28 : Alexander Ignon ( " Ransom " ).
• Screenplay by Richard Price and Alexander Ignon.
• "This settlement is limited to one hospital, " said Lance Ignon, a company spokesman.
• "Ransom " is directed by Ron Howard from a screenplay by Richard Price and Alexander Ignon.
• Ignon said doctors own stakes in " a small fraction " of its 127 hospitals in 22 states.
• Tenet spokesman Lance Ignon said the nation's second-biggest hospital company is taking a look at its financial relationships with doctors.
• Lance Ignon, a Tenet spokesman, confirmed that the claims of Ms . Ford, Ms . Stafford and Ms . Sylvester were among those that had been settled.
• What's unusual about the screenplay ( credited to Richard Price, Alexander Ignon, Cyril Hume and Richard Maibaum ) is that it devotes nearly as much time to the kidnappers as to the victims.
• Tenet Healthcare Corp ., the second-largest U . S . hospital company behind Columbia, will be " watching this with interest to see what develops, " spokesman Lance Ignon said.
• The screenplay, written by Richard Price and Alexander Ignon and loosely based on a 1956 kidnapping story of the same title ( which was itself based on a television play ), bristles with Price's distinctive dialogue.
• Lance Ignon, a spokesman for Tenet, which is based in Santa Monica, Calif ., said that the settlements resolved the bulk of the patient litigation against the company, with about 300 similar cases still outstanding.
• "Brian mentioned it to me after somebody had said to him, ` There's a really interesting script by Richard Price, but it's probably not Ron's cup of tea . "'( The screenplay is credited to Price and Alexander Ignon .)
• Directed by Ron Howard; written by Richard Price and Alexander Ignon, based on a story by Cyril Hume and Richard Maibaum; director of photography, Piotr Sobocinski; edited by Dan Hanley and Mike Hill; music by James Horner, with " Kidnapper's Boom Box Music " written and performed by Billy Corgan; production designer, Michael Corenblith; produced by Scott Rudin, Brian Grazer and B . Kipling Hagopian; released by Touchstone Pictures.