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Thanks for this. Nice to see Kevin is still active.

I did see a truncated version of this interview on BBC about a year ago. Made a transcript of it as I could not record it.

It's all in Spanish. Hardcover, 191 pages. Essays by the authors. Lots of photos, but nothing we haven;t seen before. The inside of the front and back covers show 64 poster images.

Getting back to Lawrence. Check this out.

I have films on video that have never been released on DVD or will ever appear on TV. Can't agree about Paul Verhoeven though.

Looking forward to seeing your new site!

I have also heard of this and dismissed it as nonsense. Having said that it could be the kind of thing Peter and Omar could have done to amuse themselves.

Y You tread Heavily! It is to be hoped that Mr. Harris will use his influence to ensure that this important film scene will be preserved, restored and presented in some forthcoming dvd/blu-ray/4K edition of this magnificent film.

The scene occurs just after Lawrence says "They can only kill me with a golden bullit". The turkish officers review a map on the wall and look at some photos on a table. One of the photos is of Lawrence. Later when Lawrence is arrested Ali as well as the audience is quite worried that he will...

First saw Lawrence in Toronto February 1963. Saw it again later that summer. Noted that a lot had been cut out. Especially miss the Turkish Officers scene that as of today has still not been restored. RAH knows what I'm talking about.

This six-sheet poster sold for $16,100.00!!!

Artists name is Chuck Sperry.

I think you are another of these dessert-loving English!

Just saw Lawrence at the EYE Filmmuseum in Amsterdam. What a fabulous theater!!! We saw the film on a huge screen, perfectly projected in 4K. Fantastic!!http://www.hometheaterforum.com/content/type/61/id/170408/width/350/height/700

The short answer is not yet. The dialog has been posted somewhere online though.

Summertime is also available in Blu-ray from Japan.

You might be interested to know that the Maleson script was published under the title Filming T.E. Lawrence by Andrew Kelly, Jeffrey Richards and James Pepper, I. B. Taurus Books. You also might find interesting an article I wrote some time ago about the John Monk Saunders script...

I'm pretty sure this is a film of a painting. Photographing star fields is not easy: you need a time exposure and you need to track the stars as they move across the sky. You simply cannot point the camera upwards and expect to get any useful results. Also, time-lapse filming would smooth over...

In 1962 we waited anxiously for Lawrence Of Arabia to appear. 50 years later we're waiting again. Ron

In the second half of the screenplay, right after Lawrece says "Don't you know? They can only kill me with a golden Bullet" scenes 54 to 56A: A Turkish Major, holding a photo of a train wreck, is looking at a wall map showing crosses where trains have been wrecked. He turns to look at the...

]The footage in question was found. Thus in theory, we could have had another deleted/never used scene from the film as an extra on the blu-ray disc. Ron

Welcome, Mr. Paguet! Of course, the sequence was shot.  But I was never able to find any reference to it's being in the 222 cut of the film. As an introduction to HTF members, Mr. Paquet has the finest collection of all things David Lean. In the known Universe. RAH Glad to be here. So the scene...

Glad to be here. So the scene was filmed but did you find the footage???

]I rember seeing Lawrence Of Arabia during its initial roadshow run early in 1963. Fantastic. I was so impressed I went back to see it again about a month later and was disappointed to see it had been seriously trimmed. Gone were the goggles, gone was the scene between Allenby and Brighton. Gone...