Into The Archives - Robert Harris (1 Viewer)

[Into The Archives]

Here is a new podcast I’m producing on interviewing my colleagues in film preservation and restoration ---on our new episode I speak with Robert A. Harris. In part 1 (of 2) Robert will chat about his early years, involvement on Abel Gance’s NAPOLEON, the restoration and reconstruction of David Lean’s masterpiece LAWRENCE OF ARABIA and Stanley Kubrick’s 1960 historical epic SPARTACUS. Part 2 will post next week!

Please listen on demand at Podomatic or iTunes!

https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/intothearchives/episodes/2017-10-05T21_36_14-07_00

www.intothearchivesshow.com


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[Sam Posten]

Cool.

 

[PMF]

Pausing for the Pod, this weekend.
I plan to marinate myself within all of the interviews thus far.
Thank you so much for bringing these interviews to our HTF attentions;
and for the gift of making them link accessable, as well.

 

[Jonathan Perregaux]

*snaps fingers repeatedly* That guy sure looks familiar...

Look forward to giving this a listen on my electric "I" telephone machine.

 

[Into The Archives]

Thank you so much for bringing these interviews to our HTF attentions;
and for the gift of making them link accessable, as well.

Thanks, and I hope you enjoy these shows! We have many more episodes lined up over the next few months (with at least 2 shows every month) so I will update when those are posting.

 

[PMF]

The restoration of our 20th century film legacy is far more crucial than 80% of today's current output.

 

[Bernard McNair]

I listened to Part 1 of the interview with Mr. Harris. I really enjoyed the interview; Mr. Harris has done a remarkable job in restoring and preserving some keynote films, to me he is a genuine icon for the work he has done and hopefully will continue to do well into the future.

 

[Sam Posten]

The restoration of our 20th century film legacy is far more crucial than 80% of today's current output.

In historic terms, maybe. In financial terms not even close.

 

[Into The Archives]

Here is Part 2 of our interview with Robert Harris, as he chats about his work on My Fair Lady, Vertigo, Rear Window, The Godfather, and others!

Please listen on demand at Podomatic or iTunes!

https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/intothearchives/episodes/2017-10-21T00_02_51-07_00

www.intothearchivesshow.com

 

[Stephen_J_H]

Another podcast to add to my rotation. 75% of the podcasts I listen to are movie podcasts, but this one is more than welcome.

 

[Bernard McNair]

The second part of the interview was as interestering as the first. Thanks to the comments of Mr. Harris I now have a much greater appreciation and knowledge of film restoration and preservation. My already high opinion of Mr. Harris and the work that he and his team carry out has only increased thanks to the two excellent interviews.
The “Into The Archives” series is proving fascinating after only four episodes and Jayson Wall and his team are to be congratulated for the caliber of the podcasts.

 

[Paul Rossen]

Fascinating interview. Hope that Robert Harris finally gets to do The Alamo and El Cid. To see these two films in their original splendor Would be a dream come true.

 

[Charles Smith]

What a great series! Just listened to the first, which is absolutely as wonderful as you want any interview to be. I hate to say I must call it an early evening, but I have a cold and call it I must. Back to these tomorrow!

 

[Craig Beam]

As a podcaster, I am thrilled by this. Kudos!

 

[Bob Furmanek]

In case you missed it, I was honored to be on the first episode: https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/intothearchives/episodes/2017-08-27T15_50_05-07_00

 

[Reed Grele]

Listened to all 4 over the last few days during my daily 4 mile walks. Wonderful!

 

[Stephen_J_H]

Just finished bingeing the first 4 episodes. You’d think that all the Bob Furmanek/RAH stories would be common knowledge around these parts, but you’d be wrong. The two-parter with RAH does cover some familiar territory, but there’s so much more. Looking forward to future episodes.

Does anyone know if Grover Crisp or Shawn Belston might be making an appearance?

 

[OliverK]

Listened to 3 out of 4 podcasts already and bookmarked intothearchives.com - thanks, great stuff!

 

[Brian Kidd]

Finished listening to the first four yesterday. I really enjoyed it and look forward to future episodes!

 

[Into The Archives]

Retired Vice President of Preservation & Restoration of Universal Studios, BOB O'NEIL is our guest for Episode 5 of INTO THE ARCHIVES. Bob will discuss his 50- year career touching on his days at Screen Gems Television, the restoration and reconstruction of the 1958 Orson Wells masterpiece TOUCH OF EVIL, and the 2008 Universal Studios vault fire.

Please listen on demand at Podomatic or iTunes!

www.podomatic.com/podcasts/intothearchives/episodes/2017-11-05T20_20_00-08_00

www.intothearchivesshow.com