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He was at his very best as real life serial killer John Christie in 10 Rilligton Place, a superby creepy and understated performance in an exceptionally well made film.
Let us not forget SEANCE ON A WET AFTERNOON, another fine Attenborough performance in a similar vein. I think he did "creeps" the best!
Great movie, and great performance. And he's really wonderful in The Sand Pebbles, too.
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Ordered.
Now I need to go back and fill in the holes in my Kritzerland collection.....Sadismo....The Way West....Sugar.....
Fill in them holes! Our opening page makes it easier than ever - we removed all the sold out titles from the list (they're on the actual "home" page now, for which there's a link right under the twelve covers.
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A first class release - well recommended - unless of course you already have the original UA LP
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I thought I had commented on this thread already, but a quick skim-through makes it evident that I haven't!
I'm buying this based on the main theme march alone. John Addison's inspiration in writing this score clearly shows, himself having served in the Army Corps, in the same battle depicted in the film.
Too bad I don't have my credit card yet; thus I can't pick it up right now... assuming it'll sell out before my card arrives later this week, maybe I'll pick up a sealed copy off of eBay. The prices on sold out K-Land titles don't appear to be doing too bad there, going by a completed listings search.
Basil, if you need me to hold a copy for you just drop a line and I'm happy to.
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When the original CD of this came out, I wrote a glowing review of it, which was published in the print edition of FSM. Someone wrote a response in which they said I was crazy because he'd bought it on my recommendation and decided he didn't like it. I've always wanted to say this publicly to that gentleman: "Thppppt!!!"
One of the best WW II film scores...evuh. And a helluva movie, too.
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Another great soundtrack. I just ordered this even though I have the original Ryko release. The liner notes and remastered sound make it well worth it.
Well, I compared the samples with my own rips from the Ryko, and though there was a clear difference, it was pretty minimal. I'm not so sure it's worth it to 'upgrade' in this case.
That is, of course, up to the individual - I hear quite a bit of difference, but some won't and that's fine. We're down to less than 170 now. 
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One of the best WW II film scores...evuh. And a helluva movie, too.
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It is quite a movie, and one that I think has aged rather well. It has been constantly available in all the formats of home video for years: vhs, dvd, widescreen dvd, collector's editions, blu-ray, etc., which I think indicates a pretty good afterlife!
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