Hi from Joe Bonelli (aka Hastings) in New Orleans,
Thanks to Jeff for getting all these movie people out of the closet, so to
speak.
I happen to be a sxty-three year old, out-of-work actor with an IMDB page
crediting me correctly with a speaking role in the late, lamented Masterpiece
I started as an actress under Stella Adler and still dabble in it. I've worked
Off-Bwy, on films, and tv. I studied writing under mentors Nelson Gidding and
Frank Daniel at USC. I'm currently in the business.
Toochis
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From: Phil Edwards Cinema Arts [EMAIL
Well, some poeple might argue, but shucks, being Associate Producer, Actor,
Sound, whatever, etc etc on Ted V Mikels MARK OF THE ASTRO ZOMBIES is my (main)
claim to Cinematic fame (so far).
Have fun,
Ari
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From: Toochis Morin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Lobby card auctions at just .99 cents no reserve end tomorrow
http://www.movieposterbid.com/store.asp?storeid=699
100's of lobby cards 1940s-1991, loads of incredible bargains
see the gallery of lobby cards being sold
http://www.comic-art.com/auctions/99cent/index.htm
also:
Next Week on
Not really but, I did send some Cinerama related items to David Strohmaier to
be used in his documentary Cinerama Adventure -
http://cineramaadventure.com/credits.htm - I'm listed under Special thanks to
credits. I also handed out Cinerama three-strip film to the audience that
attended a
I worked in production, post-production and distribution for TV - arts,
music and documentaries for some years and then in DVD production for a
major studio. Long, long hours.
Now out of that bizz.
Shelly
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From: JEFF POTOKAR [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: JEFF
Hell, I was an extra in Roger Spottiswoode's Hiroshima (I was an unnamed US
Army Air Force colonel and got to wear a spiffy WW II era uniform). Though
that's not the way I usually put it, I usually say I worked with Roger, don't
you know. Technically it's true...
Other than that, all my media
I forgot my roots in poster collecting.
For about eight years, while still in school, I worked in film exhibition and
advertising.
That is, I ushered at a theater and changed the marquee (and stole the
posters when I changed them...statute of limitations has run).
But what I
I do not work in the film industry currently, though I am trying to get
into screenwriting. Naturally this is not easy - any tips from those in
the industry gratefully accepted!
Tom
hi MOPO'ers,
just a general question.siilar to a poll. how many in here are ACTUALLY
involved in the film
Write a dumb script about a shaggy dog that speaks with the
voice of Paris Hilton. Don't forget to make it dumb. Some dumb
f--k will buy it.
Kirby McDaniel
www.movieart.net
On Jun 26, 2007, at 10:15 AM, Tom Kirby wrote:
I do not work in the film industry currently, though I am trying to
Here you go, Jeff!
Here are the high spots!
Went pro collecting posters in 1957 at age 9 with insert from I WAS A
TEENAGE WEREWOLF.
20 years later, wrote first book on sci-fi and horror posters as an art
form - came out in 1977 - SCIENCE-FICTION AND HORROR MOVIE POSTERS IN
FULL COVER - DOVER
I've never worked in the MOVIE industry, outside of some extra work on
the Silk Stalkings TV series and a couple of really crappy films when
I first moved to the San Diego area in 1993. I made several music videos
back in my rock star days, and appeared on all the big music shows,
including
Well ...as long as you asked.
After the Trust Busters broke up the MGM ,Paramount and Warner Theatre's.
Many theatre's were owned by small time exhibitors. They might own anywhere
from 2 to 15 theatres in towns ranging from 5000 to 20,000. My dad was the
sort of number one man for the
Kirby:
I wrote that exact script last week. It's titled Bark Like a Cow, and
now that Paris is out of the slammer, we can get down to business. She
and I have formed a company called Brains of a Soapdish Productions and
have several other projects simmering away, including a Paris biopic
But wouldn't you truly get to direct if you were the judge?
You might enjoy that...
Andrea
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From: chris quarles
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2007 9:46 AM
Subject: Re: [MOPO] a General Question
I forgot my roots in poster
We are posting this to MoPo because, as of right now, there are an AMAZING
number of joke low prices on both our current Tuesday and Thursday auctions
(CLOSING ON JUNE 26TH AND 28TH), and we KNOW that MoPo has many dealers and
collectors who can't resist great deals! Right now, there are still
Just finished a little segment for the website with detailed photos.
_http://cinemasterpieces.com/cinestarwars.htm#phantom_
(http://cinemasterpieces.com/cinestarwars.htm#phantom)
David Lieberman
CineMasterpieces.com
_CineMasterpieces.com_ (http://www.cinemasterpieces.com/)
I do, you might say. I write, produce, direct and edit video programs for a
FORTUNE 500 company. Everything from TV spots to music videos.
I am also a charter member of this wonderful community!
Michael Danese
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From: MoPo List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
No thanks, John!! I didn't even SEE the damned picture all the way through.
It's too bad.
Joe
John Mody [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Joe
I'm sure you have avenging force posters but if you don't I have 13 left from
300 I originally got from MGM
John
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I wrote that exact script last week. It's titled 'Bark Like a Cow', a
company called Brains of a Soapdish Productions. projects simmering away,
including a Paris biopic
entitled 'Blonde ..Dream.' Seven figure bids from dumb f--ks all over the
globe are pouring in daily.
holy cow folks
the prices in this weeks auctions are so low even I can't believe
it http://www.movieposterbid.com
I mean, these weeks auctions prices are so LOW that I'd bid myself if
I didn't already have them
http://www.movieposterbid.com/store.asp?storeid=699
CHECK OUT THESE INCREDIBLE
Hi, Everyone,
Just a quick mention of a couple of items I have closing in a few
days---an original US One Sheet of Horror Classic THE TERROR (1963) On Linen,
Featuring The BEST Closeup portrait of BORIS KARLOFF you'll find on ANY one
sheet
from the 50's or 60'salso the top 2
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