John,
I have some stills from Castle of the Living Dead. The only clues I can
come up with are:
- Christopher Lee is definitely in the film
- A few of the stills have CLD in the lower right hand corner -
those do not have anything else on them
- A couple more
BELOW ARE SOME HIGHLIGHT PIECES IN MY CURRENT AUCTIONS!
TAKE A LOOK AT ALL MY AUCTIONS!
MANY ENDING THIS MORNING!!!
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HALF SHEETS:
ABOMINABLE SNOWMAN OF THE HIMALAYAS - HAMMER SLEEPER TITLE
CAPTAIN HORATIO HORNBLOWER - RAOUL WALSH/ GREG PECK
FOR
WANTED TO BUY?(American originals):
THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY insert, half or OS
WOMAN IN WHITE - insert? (would trade for my half sheet of this)
TOMORROW THE WORLD - insert, half
PLACE IN THE SUN - half style A
SPIRAL STAIRCASE - half
TO EACH HIS OWN - half style B or insert
HARRIET
Anyone know of a way to try and take a curl out of a black and white 8x10
still? Any help or comments would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Lenny
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hey lenny...
i think it would be best to place the still between some protective
paper or other material and then place a heavy book such as a
dictionary on it... i'm no expert but, to me, to spray water on the
back of a still?? doesnt seem like the smart thing to do. is this an
old
Afternoon everyone,
I am selling the following, please let me know at mikedavi...@hotmail.com if
you have any interest.
You Only Live Twice (volcano) 40x60 (fine condition)
Raiders of Lost Ark R82 30x40 (VF, slight edge wear, some scuffs on top left
border due to misprint)
Raging Bull
Water on a still is fine. The still will have been through probably 3 water
baths during the developing process. The water won't do anything. It'll just
make the flattening process go a lot faster. A heat press would probably work
wonders. Other than that, a lot of weight on top...
Jeff
if you get a chance come check out our archive. We have over 250,000 vintage
stills. I think Morrie has a few more than me.
linke below.
jim
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Here's an interesting thought for all you stills collectors out there...
I haven't printed my own photos in about a decade, but here's the story as I
remember it: There are basically 2 different types of photographic paper -
resin-coated and fibre-based (RC FB). The RC paper is nice and
Hey Bob -- that's great info as usual. This is a dumb question on my part, but
for those of us encountering this issue for the first time -- does fiber-based
photo paper have a texture to them like the studio/professional stills your
parents made you sit for in a family photo? I guess I'm
Hey David, et al:
Hmmm, let's see... Because of the curl, most fibre-based prints get mounted
(dry or archivally), so you almost never see any by themselves (that's why
almost every art-photo you see has been mounted and signed on the matte).
Unfortunately, I just moved and all my posters
looking for animation cells, and please not the signed and numbered mass market
stuff.
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lay flat a large number of posters, does anyone out there have a preference on
appropriate containers and where to buy them.
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MoPo'ers:
We all dream about opening up the walls of an old house and finding MOVIE
POSTERS! It's almost an urban legend among poster collectors.
Well someone is having that experience right now and has asked for some
advice and opinions. The items found so far appear to me to be lobby
displays,
Provided you have the time, effort, and storage, it may be worth saving for ...
future use and/or parts.
Restoration costs may be prohibitive.
ad
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From: Scott Burns sbu...@columbus.rr.com
Subject: [MOPO] Are These Worth Saving?
has anyone ever heard of this? what year is it from?
_http://www.cinemasterpieces.com/apics2008/feb16th13.jpg_
(http://www.cinemasterpieces.com/apics2008/feb16th13.jpg)
no results at LAMP, IMDB, Bruce, or Heritage
is the title just Eden Cried?
thanks,
David Lieberman
The fourth and the third fragment appear to be from the 1936 Universal
film of Show Boat with Irene Dunne and Allan Jones. The images in the
fourth fragment appear to be of the Wedding Scene. FRANC
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Titles: EDEN CRIED (IN THE FALL OF '55 EDEN CRIED)
DirectorFRED JOHNSON
Year1967
Length 90 Minutes
Countries United States
Actors :
CAROL HOLLAND
TOM PACE
VICTOR IZAY
Companies 4028 PRODUCTIONS
CONTINENTAL DISTRIBUTING, INC.
Movie Posters EDEN
1967
Directed by Fred Johnson
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From: MoPo List [mailto:mop...@listserv.american.edu] On Behalf Of David
Lieberman
Sent: Saturday, February 28, 2009 6:28 PM
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Subject: [MOPO] help please...IN THE FALL OF 55, EDEN CRIED
has anyone
Dave
first of all, if you go to IMDB and the title doesn't bring anything
up, this is what you do
1) you go to the stars (try carole holland)
2) scroll down and add a name of another person (try tom pace)
3) check both stars on the next page see what joint ventures they have don
in this
funny.. I couldn't find that!!
At 04:35 PM 2/28/2009, Jeff Potokar wrote:
Titles: EDEN CRIED (IN THE FALL OF '55 EDEN CRIED)
Director FRED JOHNSON
Year 1967
Length 90 Minutes
Countries United States
Actors :
CAROL HOLLAND
TOM PACE
VICTOR IZAY
Companies 4028 PRODUCTIONS
CONTINENTAL
thanks everyone for your help!!
David Lieberman
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Appt. Only.
imdb is not the only source for finding materials, rich..
also, because imdb is maintained by the individuals, actors, writers,
directors, prod companies, etc... it is possible for projects to have
slipped thru the cracks.. especially on what appears to be a real
stinker like this..lol
Well in dollar value terms, they are going to be worth something, perhaps.
But in terms of pieces of unique film exhibition history, they certainly
should be preserved.
Phil
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From: Scott Burns sbu...@columbus.rr.com
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Sent: Sunday,
Which are, of course cells in name only. With rare exception,
they were created for sale and weren't used in the actual production
they're from.
But can you be a bit more specific about what you are looking for?
Features only? TV? Famous films/series/characters? US only?
Thanks,
Craig.
At
the cells created for sale to the public are like limited edition
plates...LOL... they have no real collectible value.--they are
numbered editions.
jeff
On Feb 28, 2009, at 5:12 PM, Craig Miller wrote:
Which are, of course cells in name only. With rare exception,
they were created for
This title can also be found at allmovie.com. That site is also a good
source of film information.
Lenny
In a message dated 2/28/2009 7:52:29 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
jpotok...@ca.rr.com writes:
imdb is not the only source for finding materials, rich..
also, because imdb is
Hi Jeff,
What I stumbled upon was some stills from a Laurel and Hardy movie called
Our Relations and some from Wail Until Dark with Audrey Hepburn.
Lenny
In a message dated 2/28/2009 2:55:10 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
jpotok...@ca.rr.com writes:
hey lenny...
i think it would be
Thank you very much, to everyone, for your advice and comments concerning my
still situation.
Lenny
In a message dated 2/28/2009 2:55:10 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
jpotok...@ca.rr.com writes:
hey lenny...
i think it would be best to place the still between some protective paper
lookie lookie what happens when you google the names of the people listed on
the poster
http://www.google.com/search?q=carole+holland+tom+pace+victor+izay+fred+john
son+alex+kolisbtnG=Google+Search
http://www.google.com/search?q=carole+holland+tom+pace+victor+izay+fred+joh
And by the way, WTH is FREE ADMISSION TO ANYONE BORN MARRIED OR DIVORCED
supposed to mean exactly?
Now in the running for most nonsensical tagline evah...
CK MacLeod Collectibles at ckmac.com http://ckmac.com/
Kymar's on eBay http://stores.ebay.com/Kymars-Stuff
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From:
The meaning isn't 'free admission to anyone (either) born, married or
divorced.' It's: 'free admission to anyone born (either) married or
divorced.' ;o)
Cheers,
Bob
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From: CK MacLeod
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Sent: Saturday, February 28, 2009
Well, I understand the meaning, I guess. Still a weird expression: free
admission to anyone born. Does that sound like normal English to you?
Some no longer functional colloquialism? (Plus it's highly discriminatory -
against people who haven't been born, that is.)
CK MacLeod Collectibles at
OK Guys, i know it's Saturday night, but to me.
The free to born, married, or divorced applies to anyone who did one
of the 3 IN THE FALL OF 55
Best Regards,
Dot
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Now looking for an original USA rolled 14 x 36 insert -- (not the more
expensive one-sheet) -- to American Graffiti (1973), no
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