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Chones! LOL!
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WHY WASN'T LIZ TAYLOR tapped for the sequels?
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oh and I LOVE the back cover qoute from the film! Quite an interesting allowance on the studio's part, if you were to ask me. Times change, and studio chairman, in particular, get a bit frantic about this approach within modern times.
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Mr. Jack, I'd bet Lukas did that to keep the cost of this particular set down. He's never done that before for a 2-CD set... The essay portion of the notes was running long and I simply decided to move all the track-by-track notes to the booklet in order to let everything be as long and thorough as I wanted it to be. Same thing with Marathon Man. Lukas
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Can someone provide a link to the liner notes for this (and "Marathon Man as well)? I can't seem to find them on the FSM site. This is the link FSM's 'online notes' page as far as I can tell: http://www.filmscoremonthly.com/notes/ I would imagine the Cleopatra Jones notes perhaps aren't quite ready yet? The notes for Marathon Man/Parallax only seem to consist of the movie notes to Marathon Man: http://www.filmscoremonthly.com/notes/marathon_man.html The links to the rest of the notes for Marathon/Parallax don't work, which is a shame as of course people are now receiving their copies of that CD....
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Apr 27, 2010 - 4:02 AM
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Bob DiMucci
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I would have never thought this would be a score release, I was just looking for a DVD copy of the second Cleo film and noticed it has never been released in the US... maybe WB's will issue a double feature DVD/ BD with both films, doubt it but would be fun. Since the first film has already been issued, a double feature of the two seems unlikely. But there still may be hope. Recently, Warner Bros. released a two-disc DVD set of four black action films: three from Warners ("Black Belt Jones," "Hot Potato," and "Black Samson") and one from Allied Artists ("Three the Hard Way"). I would have thought that "Casino of Gold" would have been a higher profile film than "Hot Potato," but what do I know. Warners still has a few more black action films in their library (among them: Fred Williamson's "Black Eye"; Godfrey Cambridge's "Come Back, Charleston Blue"; Thalmus Rasulala's "Cool Breeze"; and Bernie Casey's "Hit Man and "Brothers"), so maybe a volume two is in the offing.
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NOTE: Notes for THE PARALLAX VIEW are awaiting Jeff Eldridge's magic touch and haven't been put up yet - but soon! Great!
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Love Kentucky fried movie!! Now showing in Feel-A-Round!
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