Dave
you make a comment about staying silent.
Well I will say something. At Cinenvent this year the subject of Metropolis and
Ken Schacter came up many times...we who discussed it came up with canclusions
and opinions, none are favourable. The fact is that lust for a piece of paper
has put
Thanks, But this part amazed me:
Former part time consultant to Cameo, Tony Rampton, said he resigned in
April because of his concerns over the way business was being conducted by
the firm.He said: “On my very last visit to Cameo, I was handed the three
badges (pictured) and the intention was to
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Charley thinks Kaplan is still around. He's younger than Charley, so he's
around mid-60's. He was trying to live in London, though might be in NYC. He
did Altman's Nashville worked with John van Hammersveld on a film that had a
poster of a bed with some people in it -- title of something like
The last time Charley saw him (LA screening of Hodge's Croupier) he wanted
Van Hammersveld Get Carter, which we'll get to him.
Doesn't he have his own copies, wasn't he Art Director on that poster?
I'll respond about Clockwork Orange later. Long and complicated.
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Apparently not, since both he and Hodges asked Charley for one...
From what I remember, Charley met Van Hammersveld and hired him to do the Get
Carter. He then introduced Van Hammersveld to a lot of people, which is why
John gave Charley a lot of posters. We probably have one of the largest
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Thanks, Adrian. That's good to know. In fact, I privately replied or talked
to several people during the past few days about this - and the consensus is in
line with what you wrote, especially when one considers a long history of
un-related escapades involving Ken dating back many years. On
At 12:44 PM 6/25/2012, David Kusumoto wrote:
And then after that's over, he'll forever remain on the dubious
list of titanic embarrassments to this hobby. - d.
David, I think this is a mis-characterization
he'll be remembered as a Titanic embarrassment to himself
the hobby has nothing to be
I wonder why Ken didn't just sell some posters and give the investor he owes
the $500,000 too back his money. Now the guy is screwed. He's not going to
have 2 cents to rub together.
From: David Kusumoto davidmkusum...@hotmail.com
To:
Hey gang (Our Gang?),
If you are a fan or collector of any of these classic comedians, please email
or text me. I am trying to collect posters or trade ad images from them that
might be by Al Hirschfeld.
In the pursuit of this I often find non-Hirschfeld items too--like a pressbook
to
Again, I'm missing something here. After his collection is sold in a
bankrupcy proceeding to pay his debts and whatever damages there are from
this lawsuit, shouldn't he be able to come out of bankrupcy? I thought his
collection was worth millions of dollars? FRANC
-Original Message-
I'm not a
lawyer so if any attorneys out there like Claude Litton or Sean can
correct me, please do. My understanding of what happens after a Chapter
7 liquidation (which means your home, car and
everything else) vs. a Chapter 11 restructuring, (which was what Ken
originally sought to
The problem is that while there are plenty of very good books, (though this
appears in only one that I know of), despite the writers' best efforts
inevitably there are going to factual errors.
And once these errors are in print they are taken as fact and are near
impossible to correct.
The UK
Thanks David for the explanation. FRANC
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Just saw this discussion.
I've heard the same things. I have a few autographed lobby cards which are
fun to have and not especially valuable otherwise so if you're not buying
them for investment purposes or re-sale then I guess it's moot.
Mine have Ray Milland's autographs and I like the cards.
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