GBU book update . . .

[Hanley]

I have updated my website advertising the GBU book:
www.gbu-book.net
I am making quiries with a printing company in north Italy, so things are slowly coming along. It would be nice to find a sponsor(s) in the near future - will see. Any suggestions for the book are most welcome.

[Jordan Krug]

Thanks for keeping us updated, as for suggestions, it looks like the book is going to have everything we could ask for! I just really hope that the book becomes a reality, looking forward to it like you wouldn't believe!

Jordan Krug

I have updated my website advertising the GBU book:
www.gbu-book.net
I am making quiries with a printing company in north Italy, so things are slowly coming along. It would be nice to find a sponsor(s) in the near future - will see. Any suggestions for the book are most welcome.

[Amaze]

I'd buy it

[Le Bon]

Good news.
Glad to hear things are coming along well with the book.
Any suggestions and i will be in touch.                 Counting the days...

[Tim]

  Hanley, update us if you hear anything new about your GBU book.  I think just about everyone here would be interested in a copy.  Keep up the good work and good luck, amigo!

[il brutto]

Great! In case you need a contact in northern Italy with the printing company please tell me, I live in Milan

[Beebs]

I love the pictures, especially the one with Clint yawning or something. Maybe tryin to catch M&Ms in his mouth.

[Jordan Krug]

Any updates.....it's been a while....?


Still really looking forward to the book!

[Hanley]

Any updates.....it's been a while....?


Still really looking forward to the book!

Sorry, I have not responded earlier . . . I have written a "large" summary of the original script. There are so many small as well as major differences between the script and the film, that I decided to present just about the whole thing!
I will be going to Rome for a few days at the end of this month. By coincidence, there is a photographic Sergio Leone exhibition going on from May 18 to June 3, which I will attend. Also, I plan to meet Giancarlo Santi (assistant director) there, and I will try to make comparison photos of the "Tuco in the Grotto" scene (just for completion, although the whereabouts of the cut GBU night scene remains unsolved). Finally, I will go to Salas de los Infantes in mid-July since there is a small exhibition/reunion going on to celebrate the GBU's 40th anniversary. In the meantime, I will edit the text/interviews, plan the layout and consult a local publisher for help with setting up Adobe PageMaker. I will do most of the hard work myself but then I will (need to) go to the experts to get the book ready for print etc.

[The Firecracker]

although the whereabouts of the cut GBU night scene remains unsolved).

there was a cut GBU night scene? Do you know anything about it?

[Le Bon]

I think he must mean one of the scenes now in the restored version where Tuco with Blondie on the carriage are directed to the San Antonio mission.

[Jordan Krug]

Very interesting about this night scene.....thanks for the update Hanley!

I think he must mean one of the scenes now in the restored version where Tuco with Blondie on the carriage are directed to the San Antonio mission.

[Hanley]

I think he must mean one of the scenes now in the restored version where Tuco with Blondie on the carriage are directed to the San Antonio mission.

Yes, I meant the San Antonio scene which was cut from the original English version. The scene, of course, is now incorporated into the recently released GBU DVD.

[Beebs]

I love the pictures, especially the one with Clint yawning or something. Maybe tryin to catch M&Ms in his mouth.

Whoops, I see the bottle now.... that's embarassing.

[The Firecracker]

Whoops, I see the bottle now.... that's embarassing.

Dont be, I didnt see the bottle either until you mentioned it.