Please help me identify where this frame is found in the film!

[Le Bon]

PEA Films are suing MGM for breach of contract and to terminate their contract. It should include gross neglicence as well.  

http://www.thewrap.com/mgm-hit-with-5-million-lawsuit-over-classic-clint-eastwood-marlon-brando-films/

[drinkanddestroy]

However, Stanton is the better joker. He only needs 6 words to make a joke when you use 10 lines.

considering that stanton is the one who argued with me when we we were talking about movie techniques and I said that subtlety is a virtue, I am actually acquiescing to his preferred style while he is taking a self-contradictory position. besides, how many times did I tell you I am not a fan of comedy? 

[stanton]

and I said that subtlety is a virtue,

Why only talking about subtlety, why not try it? It can be oh so rewarding.

[drinkanddestroy]

talking about it and not practicing it worse than talking against it and then practicing it? 

remember, stanton grew up in the censorship era, I was born in the 80's – we were never forced into subtlety  HOW LIBERATING!

[dave jenkins]

PEA Films are suing MGM for breach of contract and to terminate their contract. It should include gross neglicence as well.  

http://www.thewrap.com/mgm-hit-with-5-million-lawsuit-over-classic-clint-eastwood-marlon-brando-films/

This is just the way PEA do business:

The company had previously sued MGM in 1990, per the current lawsuit, for failure to pay full amounts due after P.E.A. audited MGM's records. That case was resolved via a settlement in 1993. Another similar case was brought forth in 1996, and again settled between the two parties in 1999.

It's just a way to get more money, plain and simple.

[stanton]

remember, stanton grew up in the censorship era,

What censorship era?

[noodles_leone]

remember, stanton grew up in the censorship era, I was born in the 80's – we were never forced into subtlety   HOW LIBERATING!

That's what I thought: you never grew up.  

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Sorry Lil Brutto. Back to topic.
Did you get the money? Do you still need some? How much?

[drinkanddestroy]

What censorship era?

movies. isn't that what we are talking about (at least metaphor-wise)?

[stanton]

Sure movies, but when was this censorship era you might have spotted?

[Clinton]

For the life of me I can't find it anywhere. I know it's the desert scene. Please help.

What's the status of the Technicolor IB print? Have you raised sufficient funds for the acquisition etc? It would be very, very exciting if the print contains more unseen material.

[Clinton]

For the life of me I can't find it anywhere. I know it's the desert scene. Please help.

I found the original "originaltrilogy.com" thread again, and I sent a PayPal donation today - sorry for the delay.

[Lil Brutto]

I found the original "originaltrilogy.com" thread again, and I sent a PayPal donation today - sorry for the delay.

Hi Peter,

Thanks so much for your generous donation!  Very much appreciated...and needed.

I expect the print will be shipped sometime this week. The seller said he'd be boxing them up next.

I'm trying to refrain from getting too excited but I too am hoping we find some unseen material.

[Clinton]

Hi Peter,

Thanks so much for your generous donation!  Very much appreciated...and needed.

I expect the print will be shipped sometime this week. The seller said he'd be boxing them up next.

I'm trying to refrain from getting too excited but I too am hoping we find some unseen material.

Pleasure  Good luck!

[Clinton]

Hi Peter,

Thanks so much for your generous donation!  Very much appreciated...and needed.

I expect the print will be shipped sometime this week. The seller said he'd be boxing them up next.

I'm trying to refrain from getting too excited but I too am hoping we find some unseen material.

I checked with Cineteca di Bologna - Andrea M. (involved in the restoration of IL BUONO, IL BRUTTO, IL CATTIVO) wrote:

Quote:
"Dear Peter
no, unfortunately we did not find outtakes and new materials of the film [GBU]
Best regards"

That makes the Technicolor IB print even more interesting. In my opinion, the unearthing of the "Blondie and the skeleton" frames is the most exciting development in the GBU scene for a long, long time! It would be amazing if shots from the Socorro sequence would surface.

[dave jenkins]

It would be amazing if shots from the Socorro sequence would surface.

Indeed.