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[John Hodson]

Ditto; perfect opportunity wasted.

 

[Simon Howson]

Yeah it would've made a great Two Disc Special Edition.

But I'm sure 7 Women will appear on Warner Archive shortly.

 

[John Hodson]

That's what I'm afraid of; Warner - hand it to Criterion, and give 'em the perfect excuse to give us the second half of Lindsay Anderson's Beeb documentary as an extra.

 

[Charles H]

I hope that the Archive brings out SEVEN WOMEN and FLESH (1932), the latter about a German wrestler played by Wallace Beery. It probably inspired the movie that BARTON FINK was working on.

That would leave my favorite (and perhaps Ford's also): THE FUGITIVE (1947). That merits a syandard release. WB never did a Henry Fonda box. Suggestion: THE FUGITIVE with commentary; a 2-Discer Remaster of MR. ROBETS; THE MALE ANIMAL; WELCOME TO HARD TIMES; THE ROUNDERS or STAGE STRUCK.

 

[Colin McGuigan]

If the Archive starts to include John Ford films then we'll know for sure that the writing is well and truly on the wall.

 

[Robert Crawford]

Well at least they're releasing "Directed by John Ford" separately.

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