I'm pretty sure that Voyeur II was the last try at the video game
industry for the Weavers. This isn't much of a surprise since they
always made Full Motion Video games and those have really fallen out of
the public's favor (if mobygames.com is correct, Robby even worked on
Sewer Shark way back when). I believe that their company, InterWeave
Entertainment has closed down for good. Robby and Lynne had moved their
offices to Malibu (InterWeave's office was in a house in Woodland Hills)
and I know that Robby was directing some TV shows (I believe he did at
least one episode of Baywatch). I've been out of contact with them for
several years now.

Tony

-----Original Message-----
From: Dan Pinal [danp--massmedia.com]
Sent: Friday, September 26, 2003 2:53 PM
To: <Address Masked>
Subject: Re: I'm 2 degrees of separation from Dan Pinal!

At 03:20 PM 9/22/2003, Tony A. Rowe wrote:

>I don't know if you worked with Robby Weaver closely or knew him well,
>but his wife (Lynne) passed away recently. She was hit back in July
>when that old motorist drove straight into the Santa Monica Farmers'
>Market and killed 10 people. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but I
>didn't know if you knew her or if you knew what happened.
>
>Tony A. Rowe
Yeah, I heard about it. The office manager here heard about it and
passed
it on. Is Robby still in the biz?

Dan