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As well as an Isolated Orchestra Track of the cut number (presented by Nick Redman on the Commentary/Isolated Score [along with the then rediscovered Alternate Version of "We Kiss In a Shadow"]) on the 40th Anniversary LD.

* Lun Tha?

By Leona Gordon, am I correct?

Nice, the only existence I can think of (for now) is Stills *, a Trailer and a BTS featurette, containing unique shots. * I can recall seeing those present (even though they are still photos) in the final product (both General and Roadshow)

It depends how much Samuel Goldwyn Films is willing to pay for that project cost.

Thank you, Stephen. I have the disc too.

https://caps-a-holic.com/c.php?d1=5985&d2=5987&c=2435 Feel free to check their BDInfo scan.

You beat me to it. Ergo, 1080i30 (29.970fps) on Todd-AO and 1080p24 on (23.976fps) [CinemaScope]. I close my case on frame rate on the BD Transfers. To be continued on answer seeking adventures regarding R&H films on a Super/4-Disc Deluxe Edition.

Which is why we do not want a missed opportunity of a 4-Disc Deluxe Edition of the Complete Scores of the films (including liner notes), by Craft Recordings. @Mike Matessino: Let's say we'd roll the dice for a Deluxe Edition trilogy for Carousel and The King and I's 70th Anniversary and Flower...

Like i said: Craft Recordings [a division of Concord], sit tight for any 4-Disc Deluxe Editions of Complete Scores (including liner notes) of any new R&H film soundtracks.

Quick reminder Samuel Goldwyn owns "Oklahoma!" and "South Pacific" due to a major agreement distribution agreement with R&H organization between the 1982-1983 (CBS/FOX VHS/LD transfer uses Sam Goldwyn re-release titles to cover the 35mm General Release title "Distributed by Twentieth Century-Fox...

Here we go. Archeologists? To the "Search & Rescue" for Music Master Tapes [Scores, Alternates and Orchestral [Instrumental] Tracks] of the films [70mm and 35mm General Release Versions]. Roll the dice, you might just get lucky... Craft Recordings? [a division of Concord] sit tight for any...

We'll see... BTW, do you think "Samuel Goldwyn Films" would find this kind of release interesting? I wonder how much money they have in their so-called "Fort Knox" to find this important/interesting to release?

I hear you. But 4K 30fps with "Oklahoma!" on a 4K UHD? This requires a complicated way to bring films/versions with 30fps on the market.

That is correct. If any 70mm 24fps elements were being discussed, then it would be Around the World in 80 Days (1956)

I thought we were talking about Todd-AO and not Showscan.

…In order to achieve the 30 fps effect.

To show that it was time, before R&H organization was bought in 1982. Ergo, the film originally didn't show Samuel Goldwyn logos, like the 1994/2005 masters of the Todd-AO version.

The 2005 transfer of the CinemaScope Version on BD have Samuel Goldwyn Co. logos with white letters and blue background.

I thought this topic was about "Oklahoma!" (1955) Besides you should talk to George Feltenstein about that sort of thing, because I'm neither getting it to you, nor expecting a 4K release of this film (even though I think any film should get a 4K UHD release) I'm just expecting and thinking of a...

I wish that was so. There are: 5 Fox films (Owned by but "THANKFULLY" not on Disney+): State Fair (1945) Carousel (1956) The King and I (1956) State Fair (1962) The Sound of Music (1965) 2 Magna Theatre Corp. films (Owned by Samuel Goldwyn Films): Oklahoma! (1955) "Todd-AO version" (The...

This is simply a BD release (Including South Pacific) from Samuel Goldwyn Films since they acquired the films back in Early '80s For context? https://www.in70mm.com/newsletter/1995/42/rerelease/index.htm