How wonderful to know that about the clips.
And if I recall correctly, I had the privilege of meeting Ken Ross at the store where the Blu-ray of the restored MFL was introduced. (I believe he was also responsible for the Twin Peaks set not long before? And no doubt much more than I'm aware of.)
I don’t see Ben-Hur on the website yet, or maybe I’m just missing it (though hopefully not with my New! Improved! cataract-free eyes).
Can you give us the date of that, RAH?
I saw her in the national tour of CHICAGO (in L.A.), and on her last night (before the cast change) of KISS OF THE SPIDER WOMAN on Broadway. Thirty years later, that latter still stands as one of the most stunning evenings experienced in a theater by the likes of me.
Oh man, what a story. Overwhelming. I began skimming it, then realized there was more than first meets the eye. If you read it, read it all, and there are pages and pages of comments to mull over afterward.
I believe this is new, apologies if it isn't.
Joe Dante's take:
https://trailersfromhell.com/a-christmas-carol/?fbclid=IwAR2tM2wm21uTFJMVLKpuP9tB0DRQ-pxRdcB8YQsTAW1zmkR1Cfr57IzwFcQ
I like the woodcut style cover art (though I still like the color art on the DVD), even though it isn't that of the master, Fritz Eichenberg. (I was just reminded a while ago that I have an edition of the original story illustrated by him.)