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- Robert Harris
I'd been attempting to track the Grant persona, as in when the actor known as Cary Grant, actually took on the Grant persona.
HTF member, Dan Cooper opined that he thought it was Wedding Present, a 1936 Paramount, released as a part of Kino's three film set.
Finally got around to viewing Ladies Should Listen, and I’m seeing it, almost in place. Now I’ll get around to Wedding Present.
It's an interesting little (62 minute) comedy, directed by Frank Tuttle (Roman Scandals, Hell on Frisco Bay).
There is either a problem with the element, which has virtually no apparent gray scale, or the transfer or color, as finalized on the Blu-ray.
Basically, it appears to be a bad dupe, while still retaining a reasonable amount grain structure. Odd.
I recommending this disc based upon the Grant research, which is quite interesting aside from the film itself, and not rating pass / fail, as a special case.
Image – 2.5
Audio – 3.5
Pass / Fail - n/a
Upgrade from DVD - ??
RAH
HTF member, Dan Cooper opined that he thought it was Wedding Present, a 1936 Paramount, released as a part of Kino's three film set.
Finally got around to viewing Ladies Should Listen, and I’m seeing it, almost in place. Now I’ll get around to Wedding Present.
It's an interesting little (62 minute) comedy, directed by Frank Tuttle (Roman Scandals, Hell on Frisco Bay).
There is either a problem with the element, which has virtually no apparent gray scale, or the transfer or color, as finalized on the Blu-ray.
Basically, it appears to be a bad dupe, while still retaining a reasonable amount grain structure. Odd.
I recommending this disc based upon the Grant research, which is quite interesting aside from the film itself, and not rating pass / fail, as a special case.
Image – 2.5
Audio – 3.5
Pass / Fail - n/a
Upgrade from DVD - ??
RAH
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