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post #31 of 34
8/6/06 at 5:53pm

Re: WB Signature Box Sets

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Originally Posted by Junior_V
or maby

vol.2
-Inspiration
-Romance
-The Painted Veil
-The Kiss
-Love
-The Single Standard

vol3
-Conquest
-As You Desire Me
-Two Faced Woman
-Susan Lenox: Her Fall and Rise
-Wild Orchids
-A Woman of Affairs
-The Torrent

They wouldn't release it like that. if they can fit 6 silents on 3 discs it makes more sense because they're not very lengthy in time. my idea is better
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post #32 of 34
8/6/06 at 5:56pm

Re: WB Signature Box Sets

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Originally Posted by Andrew Budgell
I suggest you see, "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" (will be part of the set) or "The Taming of the Shrew" (from Sony/Columbia) before you completely write them off. Those two films solidified them as a truly amazing screen duo.
Andy

yeah those were probably the best of the bunch. the sandpiper was awful, but i still want the set being that i'm a liz taylor fan.
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post #33 of 34
8/6/06 at 5:59pm

Re: WB Signature Box Sets

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Originally Posted by ReggieW
What happened to the Harlow boxset and the pre-code set which was due by the end of the year? Things are not looking good for these to be released this year since nearly all of Warner's 2006 releases have been announced, with just December remaining.

I wouldn't write them off yet. WB still hasn't said what they'll be releasing in the last 2 weeks of November and December. We still have the results from the DVD Decision (which we should hear about this month), Harlow, Esther Williams, Spencer Tracy, and the Pre-Code set which I'm hoping has more than just the 3 listed titles.
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post #34 of 34
8/7/06 at 1:03am

Re: WB Signature Box Sets

I don't think the Harlow or pre-code boxsets have been cancelled. It is my understanding that Feltenstein made these comments years ago before Warner really jumped on the classic bandwagon. Look how long its taken them to get to Newman & Brando. I think their market research has clearly shown that there is a market for classic stars other than Bogart & Monroe. True, Harlow never made a stand out film like "His Girl Friday" or "It Happened one Night," .......but you can only accomplish so much by age 26.
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