A Few Words About While we wait for A few words about...™ Upcoming projects - in 4k UHD & Blu-ray (1 Viewer)

[Timothy E]

Fools For Luck.

 

[ahollis]

Wildfire 1915.

 

[David_B_K]

Negative.

The answer is in the image above.

Is Lon Chaney in the picture at the bar?

 

[Robert Harris]

Yes. Everyone holding a beer.

 

[Robert Harris]

Had I posted to Nitrateville, someone would have had the answer before I hit the send button. And I had told Mr. Mockoski that someone here would get it in three questions.

If you look at the image of Ron, he’s laughing.

 

[Robert Harris]

And the man seated at the end of the bar is…

 

[Rob W]

Clark Gable - The Johnstown Flood

 

[Angelo Colombus]

The White Sister (1923).

 

[Robert Harris]

Clark Gable - The Johnstown Flood

DING! DING! DING!

Nice work.

When you see news of the impending release, please send your shipping info to Ron, and your copy will come via HTF. By then, we will have also ascertained whether we might go 4k. It all depends upon how much is to be gained from the data, which is 4k, and has been meticulously scanned by The George Eastman Museum, based upon their preserved elements.

Congratulations. Interesting that taking a mustache away renders someone far less recognizable.

 

[Rob W]

I thought it looked like a young Gable, and a quick check at IMBD listed him in the film as "man at end of bar in saloon" which seemed like a sign from above that I was on the right track.

 

[Robert Harris]

I thought it looked like a young Gable, and a quick check at IMBD listed him in the film as "man at end of bar in saloon" which seemed like a sign from above that I was on the right track.

And you were!

 

[Robert Harris]

 

[Robert Harris]

 

[Robert Harris]

 

[Robert Harris]

 

[Robert Harris]

For the uninitiated, Ms Gaynor and Mr. O'Brien would be cast together in another film the following year.

 

[Robert Crawford]

One of the best movies ever made!

 

[Angelo Colombus]

Sunrise is a great film and thanks to my all region player i have the Masters of Cinema UK Blu-ray on my shelf.

 

[RichMurphy]

How cool. Many years ago, a friend and I visited the site of the dam, and then drove down, following the river, to the city and visited the Johnstown Flood Museum. The museum showed a documentary about the flood which included a snippet of this film. I remember at the time looking to find a video of the film, to no avail.

 

[cinefan]

I saw The Johnstown Flood back in 2011 at Capitolfest in Rome, NY. Quite a good film with a fantastic climax. And at that screening a great live organ score by Phil Carli who is really wonderful generally but especially at accompanying big action films. As I recall, the print looked quite nice -- at least I don't remember any problems. The program notes I still have seem to indicate it came from The George Eastman House.