Out of work computer technician Guy Goma, who shot to fame after he was mistakenly interviewed live on air as a technology expert, is set to be the subject of a Hollywood film about his unusual leap to stardom.

Mr Goma is believed to have signed a six-figure deal with a film producer who is working on a feature film inspired by the BBC gaffe which catapulted the Congolese man to overnight celebrity status.

Mr Goma became a household name and cult figure on the internet after a case of mistaken identity saw him interviewed live on air on BBC News 24 about a complicated technology lawsuit.

Mr Goma, who had gone to the BBC for a job interview, was plucked from the reception area and thrust in front of the cameras. When first introduced by BBC News 24 consumer affairs correspondent Karen Bowerman as an apparent expert,Mr Goma winced and tried to open his mouth as if to explain, but eventually muddled on playing the role less than convincingly. 

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IPO - singapore stock Sinostar

Public shares - 5m
Placement shares - 155.4m
Price - $0.38
Closing date: 24 september 2007
Managers - Jointly by SBI E2 Capital and CIMB

The Company is one of the largest producers and suppliers of downstream petrochemical products and are engaged in the fractionation of raw LPG for the production and sale of propylene, polypropylene and LPG.

The profits for Sinostar rose spectacularly in FY06 to RMB97m from RMB15.4m in FY05. However, there is no 1H07 figures in the prospectus.

To estimate the potential worth of Sinostar, let's assume that profit in FY07 grow 30% and FY08 profit grow 20%, so FY08 profit could reach RMB152m or S$30m. Based on the post IPO 640m shares, the EPS will be 4.8 cents.
Based on a PE multiple of 10x-15x, potential fair value could be in the range of $0.48 to $0.72.