Does anyone know what this film is? Since the info is trimmed on the still,
all I know is that it was released by Columbia. I think it's from the early
60s, I think the actress is Anita Ekberg (I might be wrong), and the other
stills makes it look like a costume drama about renaissance Italy.
Most auction houses will take anything and everything they are offered, if
the item(s) in question meets their minimum valuation. That is one of the
reasons we see the same items over and over in major auction after major
auction (that, and because often the item did not reach a secret reserve,
Seems to me a professional auction company would tell the customer to do a
inventory. Not everyone knows what to do when they are selling something at
auction. It's not an everyday occurrence after all.
A little customer service goes a long way.
JW
From:
In the min-1970's, I was a young, aspiring writer living in L.A., working
on a Sci-Fi project with a friend named Tim Bruckner (who is now a
well-known sculptor of super hero and fantasy figures). The story was about a
dream-eating deity called The Enicol. To make a long story short,
There's a rather important line in one of Geraldine's posts that seems to have
slipped by:
(We) are told Heritage has a secure inventory and tagging process.
Now these are professional auctioneers, who correct any inaccuracies in your
inventory (if you've made one) when they point out a
Rick,
It is great to hear your story. Ray Bradbury was just the best!!! I met him
several times as a kid at birthday parties that Forrest J. Ackerman used to
hold at his house on Sherbourne Drive in the West L.A. area in the 60's. He was
the nicest of people. No matter who you were, you were
Wow. You are so lucky Rick!
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On Jun 7, 2012, at 9:46 AM, Rix Posterz rixpost...@aol.com wrote:
In the min-1970's, I was a young, aspiring writer living in L.A., working
on a Sci-Fi project with a friend named Tim Bruckner (who is now a well-known
sculptor of super
We are lucky that we share an appreciation for these great human beings.
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On Jun 7, 2012, at 10:21 AM, Phillip W. Ayling mro...@earthlink.net wrote:
Rick,
It is great to hear your story. Ray Bradbury was just the best!!! I met him
several times as a kid at birthday
A great story.
Harlan had and still has a listed phone number. His response to calls from
people he doesn't know -- I've known him since the late '60s -- varies but
it's frequently in the direction of what you received. Of course, no one
knows what the person they're calling is doing before
What a great story Rick.When I was a freshman in college at UC San
Diego in 1972, I was part of a college council that organized events for the
school. We had a meeting one night and it was suggested that we have some
speakers come to the school. Most of the people that were suggested
a cool story indeed, and sounds about right, knowing the likes of Ray and
Harlan!
Snapped a couple of pix of Ray at Forry Ackerman's 92nd b-day (I hope these
photobucket liks work). Ray was in such kind spirits that day, I got the
feeling he was always like that.
Ray Bradbury was a great author. I enjoyed his books very much.
One thing for sure, we have some very interesting people as members on MOPO.
JW
From: Susan Heim filmfantast...@msn.com
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Sent: Thursday, June 7, 2012 3:09 PM
I had met Ray many times during my life and we chatted frequently at
shows. I was always quite surprised that he remembered my name.
More than that however, when I was a young teen, and before I had
been introduced to Raymond Chandler, Bradbury was my favorite
novelist and the Martian
Hi everyone,
I'm looking for a couple of particular foreign posters, and I'm hoping
someone out there might be able to help me. I'm flexible on condition.
1) Mogambo (Italian) - looking for the Brini poster showing Ava standing on
the pier. Open to either the two or four foglio size.
2) The
hi All,
Looking for a GHOST DOG British quad in rolled, as new as possible.
Double sided if it was done.
Pic and price to me at p...@cinemarts.com
Many thnaks,
Phil
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I never met Ray Bradbury *OR *Ray Harryhausen, and I doubt I would have
known either one by sight.
But I loved Bradbury stories after I read the EC Comic adaptations as a
kid, and I went on to read his stuff and some of his stories were great and
some pretty hard to follow, but he sure was unlike
Just saw your email now but found out late today when I saw the writeup in
the NY Times.
A huge loss.
I wrote to him when I was young and he sent a note on crazy, sci-fi type
paper and said, Thank you!
A treasure, of course.
God bless you, Mr. Bradbury.
Nathalie
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