I already thought the aspect ratio had something to do with it when David
Lieberman mentioned you would need a bigger TV. On the other hand, you are not
required to show the actual full size image. I tested it on my father-in-law's
42 inch and it looked pretty great, so I imagine 46 inches or
It was also just pointed out to me that he misspelled inglorious as
well. I thought it looked off, but was focusing on B-word.
I thought maybe I was missing out on the latest urban hipster spelling
of the word or something, but I guess it's just a rather pitiful
marketing ploy. Seems that if
Also let's not forget those who are getting corporate welfare. They not only
know how to play the system but take even larger amounts of money. Meg's ads
are making me nauseous.
Toochis
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wowo Martin scorses had some giant posters framed in his Office... I
couldnt see the titles but they
looked like old stone litho titles and where Huge.. 2 or Like 3 sheet
6 sheets
he seemed to have lots of posters
I heard he collected 16mm films also.
his ne film looks like its shot
JR, you must have missed it, but he also misspelled Inglorious. Look
again.
Zeev
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Can
He's a big fan of The Red Shoes and Spellbound, Could it have been them?
Shutter Island does look good yes, can't wait to see it - The Cinematography is
by Robert Richardson, he also did Inglourious Basterds, The Aviator, Kill Bill,
Nixon, Casino, Natural Born Killers, Platoon and a few others
I thought the preview for Shutter Island looked dreadful. I hope the movie
is better than it came off.
I would like to see Scorsese take on some more challenges, and go in new
directions, as he did in The King of
Comedyhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0085794/,
After Hours
Seem to remember an interview where he had Italian 4-foglios of Dolce Vita
and l'Avventura and a Spellbound US 3-sheet in his office area. Possibly
also an A Bout De Souffle French Grande and Spanish Red Shoes, but memory's
a bit hazy on those last two. Items from his collection are
Paul,
That is a slendid idea. I might suggest it to his secretary and archivist if
you don't mind me stealing your suggestion?
Andy
Date: Fri, 19 Feb 2010 09:55:32 -0500
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*splendid
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Date: Fri, 19 Feb 2010 14:59:59 +
Paul,
That is a slendid idea. I might suggest it to his secretary and archivist if
you don't mind me stealing your
Wouldn't mind at all, tho it was only meant as a humorous aside, and I fear
he may have a few more pressing projects up his sleeve. I'm still waiting
in anticipation for his documentary on British film that he's been working
on with Ms Schoonmaker for xx years now. With that, directing
lol you never know he might go for it, us poster fans deserve more :-)
Yes, it's a wonder how he has time for all these movies and other direcotrs for
that matter.
I'm looking forward to Sinatra, now that should be good!
Date: Fri, 19 Feb 2010 10:26:11 -0500
From: speedys...@aol.com
Howdy -
If anyone is interested -
It looks like I have a pretty full set of both Portal and Celestial
Arts poster reproductions -
Plus some pretty cool cowboy reproduction posters -
Plus a number of the old black and white personality posters -
Came from old Doug Wright stock -
Let me know
SPIRAL STAIRCASE (half style A only)
THE THIRD MAN (insert)
A PLACE IN THE SUN (half style A only)
SORRY WRONG NUMBER (insert or half style B)
THE WOMAN IN WHITE – 1948 (half style A only)
THE LONG DARK HALL – 1951, rex harrison (half only)
TOMORROW THE WORLD (insert or half)
HITLER’S CHILDREN
Scrosese also writes about the slendid basterd Saul Bass and his movie posters
in this month's Architectural Digest. Worth reading while your in your
doctor's waiting room.
--Peter
--- On Fri, 2/19/10, Tom Martin dreamfact...@hollywooddreamfactory.com wrote:
From: Tom Martin
Shouldn't that be Bass-terd?
Thanks for the tip - shall have to see whether Architectural Digest can be
got somewhere in the UK.
Paul
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I heard Martin was Inspired by The Magic BOx made for the queens
jubbalee and had Richard attenborough and was about William Friese
Greene who was thought to have made major contributions to inventing
film also with Laprinze...
I had a Copy of Magic box on 16mm .. It was a great film
I think if I could have a coffee with Scorsese, Spielberg, Lucas, Coppola
Robert Zemekis,
I think Roger Corman has mad a great contribution to film
and also Ron Howard.
best, Tom
Andy Neal wrote:
lol you never know he might go for it, us poster fans deserve more :-)
Yes, it's a wonder how he
yes the content seemed alittle stressfull.. and Kind of Comedy is good
and so was after hours the diner
in that film is accross from the jaitts center in NYC and is cool
so you are coreect However the art and craftsmanship in a Thriller
seems apparent and seemed sculpted well
for
MOPO,
We're looking for the following:
SINGIN IN THE RAIN original 1952 one sheet
SABRINA original 1954 one sheet
SABRINA German 23x33 (original 1957 not R1961)
Thanks!
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Absolutely Tom,
The nearest I got to meeting Scorsese was when I attended a red carpet world
premiere of Casino in London. I used to work at a local cinema and a select few
were invited. All very posh with dickie bows and evening wear. Eric Clapton
brushed shoulders past me, felt way out of
I was wondering if he ever buys posters on EBAY. Anyone know? Channing
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OK, now you're deliberately baiting me by misspelling bastard that way
in a post that has nothing to do with the Taranteeno movie, right?
-- JR
P Molitor wrote:
Scrosese also writes about the slendid basterd Saul Bass and his movie
posters in this month's Architectural Digest. Worth
Scorseses has made it obvious DiCaprio is his favorite little buddy. I mean DiCaprio to play Sinatra?? Are you serious?? That's Blasphemous to the Sinatra name ...
-Original Message- From: Andy Neal Sent: Feb 19, 2010 9:02 AM To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
SInatra COULD have been one of his most memorable masterpieces, had he chosen someone moreWORHTY to play SInatra, like Nicholson, Hopkins, or even De Niro. BUT, DiCaprio?? Ughh!
-Original Message- From: Andy Neal Sent: Feb 19, 2010 10:31 AM To:
I guess Scorsese thought that DiCaprio was SO convincing as Howard
Hughes, in THE AVIATOR, that playing Sinatra should be a shoe in. Not
a good casting choice, at all.
i no more bought him in that role, either.
He is Scorsese's current flavor of the month (or last few years), by
all
Kevin
the 3 you mentioned are all to old to be Frank and Nicholson in
particular would be Frank, he'd be Jack
Hopkins accent wouldn't make him convincing
and De Niro.. here he is as Frank:
I've got you-u un-der my skin... .. hey.. you lookin at me?? you
lookin at me?? There's nobody else
why Not Harry connick JR?
i dont get it
Kevin Conway wrote:
SInatra COULD have been one of his most memorable masterpieces, had he
chosen someone more WORHTY to play SInatra, like Nicholson, Hopkins,
or even De Niro. BUT, DiCaprio?? Ughh!
-Original Message-
From: Andy
Yes Tom, a great movie for those interested in early motion picture
pioneers and equipment - with your knowledge of cameras/kinetoscopes/zoetropes
you'd probably be in a position to appreciate the details more than most.
Made for the Festival of Britain rather than the Queen's Jubilee,
Yes I'd probably vote for Harry Connick Jr too. I've never seen the Rat
Pack TV movie - what was Ray Liotta like in that?
Paul
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sa...@comic-art.com writes:
Harry
Big fan of hc jr, excellent choice, been to see him live, outstanding!
On 2010-02-19 22:27:52 + Tom Martin
dreamfact...@hollywooddreamfactory.com wrote:
why Not Harry connick JR?
i dont get it
Kevin Conway wrote:
SInatra COULD have been one of his
If they want someone older than Harry Connick Jr, now don't laugh, how about
Kevin Spacey? I thought he did a great job singing the Bobby Darin songs. I
thought it was Bobby Darin singing.
Speaking of Bobby Darin, I was at The Big E in West Springfield, MA and they
had a guy singing Bobby
Funny. I was looking up Beyond the Sea on IMDB and who did Paramount want to
play Bobby Darin? Leonardo DiCaprio.
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yeah but that's not because he would be convincing, it's because he
would make box office
that's one of the biggest issues with true artistic films today and
why we see the same actors in all the big roles and also why we don't
see many of the character actors anymore - they aren't needed for
Michael Buble' might also be an interesting choice. He is unknown as an
actor, so it would be a break-out role for him.
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Sent: Friday, February 19, 2010 2:34 PM
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Suprised nobody has said Johnny Depp yet. That's who I'm betting on.
DiCaprio has turned it down.
On 2010-02-20 00:09:24 + Phillip W. Ayling mro...@earthlink.net wrote:
Michael Buble' might also be an interesting choice. He is unknown as an
actor, so it would
Does Scorcese plan to use Sinatra tracks? If so, I doubt Harry Connick
would agree to lip-sync Sinatra records. That wouldn't be a good career
move for him.
If I were picking someone by looks and temperment, I'd pick Antonio
Sabato but I can't say he's an actor with a lot of depth. DiCaprio is
Get serious guys, the actor who plays Sinatra in the film has to look
like the *young* Frank Sinatra, not the guy who just died a few years
back. They will need to start with young old blue eyes, hot and dynamic,
then age him through the years as the film progresses. That requirement
scratches
I thought DeCaprio did outstanding work in The Departed---far superior to
Matt Damon who received more kudos among critics when the film was
released...
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Big fan of hc jr, excellent choice, been to see him live,
Rich, WOuld depand on where Scorseses picks up and leaves off. Remember Frank was still performing at 80 +. I think he was 81 when he performed up here at Foxwoods.
On another note, anyone ever see the Larry King interview with Frankin I think 1983?, It is quite amazing to see..especially
Yeah, HC would have probably been the ideal choice , he was always considered the "modern SInatra" PLUS he had the VOICEno faking it there
-Original Message- From: Tom Martin Sent: Feb 19, 2010 4:47 PM To: Kevin Conway
Andy,
When did you hear that? He supposedly begged Scorseses for that role and even
rumored to have been studying SInatra for a couple years for that role.
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Michael Buble' doesn’t have the right looks to play Sinatra.
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Ray Liotta was, surprisingly, outstanding!
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Yes I'd probably vote for
Can't find anything about DiCaprio turning it down. This was published just
yesterday:
http://www.examiner.com/x-12788-Frank-Sinatra-Examiner~y2010m2d18-Its-official-DiCaprio-to-play-Sinatra-BUT-Frank-will-sing
-Original Message-
From: Andy andyan...@hotmail.com
Sent: Feb 19, 2010 7:20
and just now I saw an ET type thing on Spanish TV that Dicaprio was
going to be Frank
(hey, El Bruto by Bunuel is on.. with subtitles too.. how can I miss that??)
At 06:05 PM 2/19/2010, Kevin Conway wrote:
Can't find anything about DiCaprio turning it down. This was
published just yesterday:
And either does DiCaprio.. he looks nothing like him and has too
round a face, as well.
An Unknown with either an amazing voice or similar vocal quality or
one who would do an amazing lip synch job, using master tracks (along
with help from editorial), would be the way to go.
On Feb
Think of young Sinatra's angular facial features, his signature self
confidence, his lanky physique.
Anybody thinks Matt Dillon can pull it off?
Zeev
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Too bad Larry Parks isn't available.
On Fri, Feb 19, 2010 at 8:20 PM, Zeev Drach lobb...@rogers.com wrote:
Think of young Sinatra’s angular facial features, his signature self
confidence, his lanky physique.
Anybody thinks Matt Dillon can pull it off?
Zeev
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If the Saints can win the Super Bowl... well, Harry Connick is a tenacious
New Orleans boy ...which means he might be able to pull off gettin' Martin to
let him play Frankie yet! After all, Harry's Daddy was the New Orleans
District Attorney who beat Jim Garrison for that
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