WELLESNET MESSAGE BOARD

Here is my rare boast: The rarest stuff I have seen is the silent LOVES OF S'ANNE footage that was used in the Unthinking Lobster stage production. Back in the 1980s, a fellow whose name now escapes me sent me a VHS tape of incredibly rare Welles footage in perfect quality... the complete WoW press ...

Roger, I am thrilled that it is in Michigan and in the right hands. The footage deserves to be preserved and studied. Hadji, There are no extras on the DVD, which is a real shame. I know they shot some B/W before the accident. Some of the Carnival footage in the documentary is B/W. I don't recall wh...

:D I loved this film. I wrote a piece on the footage's preservation for Films in Review when it was discovered. I saw it in the theater, bought it on VHS, laser disc and then DVD. I even have the half hour teaser short the AFI did after the footage was discovered. (It is a lot like the first half of...

Does any one have a copy of The Man Who Came To Dinner with Orson, Joan Collins, Lee Remick and Marty Feldman. I watched it once at the Museum of Tv and is a very fun piece.
I have much to trade in return. Thanks.

From the Hollywood Reporter: Robert Wise, a four-time Academy Award winner whose epic 65-year career ranged from editing Orson Welles' "Citizen Kane" to directing the quintessential 1960s musical "The Sound of Music" to launching the first "Star Trek" film, died Wednesday of heart failure. He was 91...

14. I have nearly nine minutes of the War of the Worlds press conference footage in excellent condition. About 15 years ago, some guy whjo said he was working on a Welles documentary swapped Welles videos with me. He gave me the press conference and a very, very brief snippet of silent footage used ...