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But, seriously, folks... It is no tall order that both "Star" and "Ryan's Daughter" are being requested together. It is not as if we are asking for one group to work on both films at the same time. "Ryan's Daughter" belongs to WAC and "Star!" belongs to Fox. Now, let's see which of these two...

Suddenly, I have images of Charmain Carr.;)

I hope that they restore the Sarah Miles rendition of "My Ship".:rolleyes:

Is the time-line known for how long this usually takes? And is it known if this precludes Fox or FotoKem or any other lab from moving ahead on any of the projects they might have?

Ken Koc, I wonder why you say this? What's wrong with waiting for a new transfer from Fox? Perfection takes time. And what we saw with "Doctor Dolittle" makes everything else worth waiting for. Both "Doctor Dolittle" and "Star!" are Fox and 70mm. And if we're really fortunate, FotoKem will...

I feel sorry for any fan of "Doctor Dolittle" who missed out on that fantastic "stellar job", as supplied by Twilight Time. "Star!" over "Ryan's Daughter" seems to have its best shot through TT. It's from Fox. As for "Ryan's Daughter", I concur with Peter Apruzzese. But, hey, I wouldn't grunt...

Couldn't imagine Kino doing justice to a 70mm source..

Ryan would be reference demo nirvana, no doubt.

Ah, yes, those beloved days of the Roadshows; indeed, those were the happy times.;)

In regards to the above post; which addresses Lennie Hayton and his 2 Oscar wins for scoring, along with his 6 career nominations; I had discovered a typo-o. The cited nomination written should have read as "Singin' in the Rain". Sorry Lennie.:wave-hello:

Nice to see another thread started on "Ryan's Daughter"; if only to show that there are continued interests. "Star!" is, of course, another valued topic for the pursuit of 70mm fares put to Blu Ray and/or UHD. "Star!" received 7 Oscar nominations. Among those numbers included the...

And what a supplement this would be.

Truly, my best jokes and responses have never been seen on this site for sake of good taste. But, Will, the one I've got right now even has me laughing out loud.

From Nicholas the Tsar to Noel and his Star, Twilight Time is where all wishes are made.:)

And being that Criterion was able to capture 28-29 new-to-BD Bergman titles for their upcoming 39 film boxed-set, then what's a mere 8 more where David Lean is concerned?* *Minus the already available "The Bridge on the River Kwai", "Lawrence of Arabia", "Doctor Zhivago", "Passage to India"...

PLEASE, Nick*Z, make no allowances nor promotions towards bootleg discs. With this, I am in full agreement and support. Actually, Sir David Lean made 16 films. Seventeen, if one were to include his short 40 minute television film from 1979 entitled "Lost and Found: The Story of Cook's Island"