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I don't know which studio has this title (originally
released on VHS under KEY VIDEO), but I would love
to see Twilight's Last Gleaming released to DVD.
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It was one of the last Allied Artists releases. Fox Video once had it under a Lorimar license.
It is owned by Warner Brothers.
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Now that is interesting.
I'll re-edit the thread title and hope Warner
gets a look at this.
It's actually good that this is owned by Warner.
A better chance it will get released as the studio
is just flooding the market with stuff like this.
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I love this film and I wish it would soon get an appropriate dvd release.
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Just contacted Warner Bros. about this title.
As is always the case, they offered an immediate and
encouraging response....
Quote:
TWILIGHT is most definitely our title...
There is no immediate plan for it, but prompted by your recommendation we'll investigate the feasibility.
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That's very interesting.
I have to look and see which version I have on VHS.
I believe the 144-minute version has always been
available here.
One good thing comes out of all this....
The appearance of this DVD anywhere gives a more
hopeful sign that we are closer to a domestic release.
....besides I was able to get the personal attention
of some people at Warner Bros. to get this title into
production.
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John,
I am sort of surprise this title hasn't been
announced yet.
I do know for a fact Warner had been working on it.
I am guessing that it will be out in a few months.
The studio is probably waiting for the proper window
to release this DVD.
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No news....then again, I haven't asked.
I was told first-hand from the studio early 2005
that it was put into production for DVD release.
I would think the title is ready to go, just
awaiting a release window.
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Re: Please release "Twilight's Last Gleaming" (Warner Bros.?)
The studio says 2007. It will be released as part of an upcoming Burt
Lancaster set.
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Re: Please release "Twilight's Last Gleaming" (Warner Bros.?)
Bob,
The studio has gone silent.
Last I spoke with them, the title was due for release this year.
I have to be limited in what I say here, but there was one
additional item that the studio wanted to consider that may
be coming into play here that could still preventing this release.
I am confident that this title is still in the works, but having
a little more insight into what may be happening, I think the
studio is intentionally delaying TLG in order to offer
the best possible release it can.
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I was so amazed at the 90 minute running time of the one version. I can't imagine how a person can follow the plot with 54 minutes of it missing!!! What a mess that must be. 
