Now I have a trade list!
Updated list of OW stuff I have on DVD. The most obvious and widely available items left out, natch.
Othello (Criterion LD w/muxed-in commentary, menu, etc.)
Othello (French print & language, Euro edit, poor quality but rare)
Filming Othello
Chimes at Midnight (French TV broadcast, better quality than Spanish DVD)
Spirit of Charles Lindbergh/Vienna/London/The Magic Show (ARTE broadcasts)
Merv Griffin (10/85, last interview)
Hearts of Age
Mr. Arkadin (Corinth)
Confidential Report (UK DVD)
The Stranger (European MGM DVD)
Treasure Island (UK DVD)
Jane Eyre (Asian DVD)
Black Magic (poor quality but rare)
Prince of Foxes (Croatian TV broadcast)
Compulsion
Three Cases of Murder
Fountain of Youth/King Lear
Orson Welles Story (BBC Arena, 1982, two discs)
RKO Story (4-6)
Journey into Fear (European edit from Spanish DVD)
Journey into Fear (US edit, French DVD)
Rosabella (Italian doc w/English subtitles)
Reconstructing Evil
Orson Welles AFI Tribute
BBC Monitor (1962)
Close Up (1960)
1974 Parkinson Interview
Touch of Evil (pre-restoration 'preview' print)
Someone to Love
The Orson Welles Show
Working With Orson Welles
Immortal Story (Italian DVD)
Lucy Meets Orson Welles
Don Quixote (Franco)
+ five MP3 CDs of sundry radio stuff & Bogdanovich tapes
Also hoping shortly to receive:
A Safe Place
One Man Band (US Bogdanovich edit)
In the Land of Don Quixote
Orson Welles Sketchbook
Around the World with Orson Welles
Othello (Criterion LD w/muxed-in commentary, menu, etc.)
Othello (French print & language, Euro edit, poor quality but rare)
Filming Othello
Chimes at Midnight (French TV broadcast, better quality than Spanish DVD)
Spirit of Charles Lindbergh/Vienna/London/The Magic Show (ARTE broadcasts)
Merv Griffin (10/85, last interview)
Hearts of Age
Mr. Arkadin (Corinth)
Confidential Report (UK DVD)
The Stranger (European MGM DVD)
Treasure Island (UK DVD)
Jane Eyre (Asian DVD)
Black Magic (poor quality but rare)
Prince of Foxes (Croatian TV broadcast)
Compulsion
Three Cases of Murder
Fountain of Youth/King Lear
Orson Welles Story (BBC Arena, 1982, two discs)
RKO Story (4-6)
Journey into Fear (European edit from Spanish DVD)
Journey into Fear (US edit, French DVD)
Rosabella (Italian doc w/English subtitles)
Reconstructing Evil
Orson Welles AFI Tribute
BBC Monitor (1962)
Close Up (1960)
1974 Parkinson Interview
Touch of Evil (pre-restoration 'preview' print)
Someone to Love
The Orson Welles Show
Working With Orson Welles
Immortal Story (Italian DVD)
Lucy Meets Orson Welles
Don Quixote (Franco)
+ five MP3 CDs of sundry radio stuff & Bogdanovich tapes
Also hoping shortly to receive:
A Safe Place
One Man Band (US Bogdanovich edit)
In the Land of Don Quixote
Orson Welles Sketchbook
Around the World with Orson Welles
- Sir Bygber Brown
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NoFake wrote:Chrissie: Looks like amazon.com has (or soon will have) the elusive Merv show with Welles. According to a google search, the forthcoming DVD, "40 of the Most Interesting People of All Time" (List Price: $29.98) includes the 1985 Welles interview. The DVD is scheduled for release on January 3, 2006.
Did this come out? Anybody get it? Is it the complete Welles segment or just an excerpt?
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Just a footnote:
Over the Tom Snyder Show on late night TV, just before he retired, Snyder had some of his favorite past guests ("gave good interviews") to chat for an hour or two, each. The two I remember were Bobby Blake and Merv Griffin -- what an odd couple!
Merv Griffin began to talk about Welles in connection with the subject of being a professional interviewer. He said that Welles was possibly most historically important regular guest on "The Merv Griffin Show," and the best interviewee that he ever had. All Griffin had to do was invite Welles to a studio or to his estate, mention a subject, and away Welles would go. Griffin joked that, unlike many interviews with others, he always had questions left over after a session.
My point is that Griffin claimed, over the years, he had recorded 600 hours of Welles on tape. When Snyder expressed amazement and gave him a certain look of incredulity, Griffin said "come on down" (to some room on the estate which they were evidently both very familiar with), and he would show Snyder. He said, the 600 hours were all stored there, under perfect conditions, for posterity.
Another quest! Where are our pith helmets?
Glenn
Over the Tom Snyder Show on late night TV, just before he retired, Snyder had some of his favorite past guests ("gave good interviews") to chat for an hour or two, each. The two I remember were Bobby Blake and Merv Griffin -- what an odd couple!
Merv Griffin began to talk about Welles in connection with the subject of being a professional interviewer. He said that Welles was possibly most historically important regular guest on "The Merv Griffin Show," and the best interviewee that he ever had. All Griffin had to do was invite Welles to a studio or to his estate, mention a subject, and away Welles would go. Griffin joked that, unlike many interviews with others, he always had questions left over after a session.
My point is that Griffin claimed, over the years, he had recorded 600 hours of Welles on tape. When Snyder expressed amazement and gave him a certain look of incredulity, Griffin said "come on down" (to some room on the estate which they were evidently both very familiar with), and he would show Snyder. He said, the 600 hours were all stored there, under perfect conditions, for posterity.
Another quest! Where are our pith helmets?
Glenn
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