hlywdkjk Posted April 1, 2010 h3. The Old Post(er) Road To Hollywood h4. A Celebration for the First-ever TCM Classic Film Festival *Because Great Classics on the Big Screen Deserve Great Big Images* (Click Through On All Images To Access Large Versions) *The Stunt Man* screens as part of the Classic Film Festival's _"Hollywood On Hollywood"_ series of films with an introduction by the film's Academy-Award nominated director and Classic Film Festival special guest Richard Rush. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
cinemafan Posted April 1, 2010 WoWza! Thank you for the "click-on" larger version option. I believe I've read hereabouts that *The Stunt Man* is one of their favorite movies. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
hlywdkjk Posted April 2, 2010 *"WoWza! Thank you for the "click-on" larger version option."* - cinemafan You are very welcome. And to make it clear, _all_ images in this thread have large (or very large) versions available by clicking on the posted image. Click away guys and gals. *"I believe I've read hereabouts that "The Stunt Man" is one of their favorite movies."* Coould be. Who is this "they/their" you are referring to? Kyle In Hollywood Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
cinemafan Posted April 2, 2010 Could be you for all I remember. I just remember reading it and thinking that I will have to sit down and watch it someday - if it's good enough for whoever it was, I might like it. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
patful Posted April 2, 2010 I was one of the folks who expressed a love for the movie. But that was a long time ago, I'm not sure if I'd like it now. But I certainly love that bizarre-yet-beautiful poster, Kyle. Thanks. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lzcutter Posted April 2, 2010 Chief, Thanks for the *Stunt Man* poster. I haven't seen the film in more years than I can remember, but I love it. Had the soundtrack on vinyl back in the day! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
hlywdkjk Posted April 2, 2010 h3. The Old Post(er) Road To Hollywood h4. A Celebration for the First-ever TCM Classic Film Festival *Because Great Classics on the Big Screen Deserve Great Big Images* (Click Through On All Images To Access Large Versions) 6-Sheet Poster The TCM Classic Film Festival presents retoration expert Michael Hyatt and a Midnight Screening of the newly restored print of *The Day Of The Triffids*. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
DougieB Posted April 2, 2010 I hope this means TCM will show it eventually. I love old movies about "tomorrow". Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
hlywdkjk Posted April 3, 2010 h3. The Old Post(er) Road To Hollywood h4. A Celebration for the First-ever TCM Classic Film Festival *Because Great Classics on the Big Screen Deserve Great Big Images* (Click Through On All Images To Access Large Versions) *Jubal* (1956) France Newly-restored *Jubal* screens with an introduction by Classic Film Festival Special Guest Ernest Borgnine. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
hlywdkjk Posted April 4, 2010 h3. The Old Post(er) Road To Hollywood h4. A Celebration for the First-ever TCM Classic Film Festival *Because Great Classics on the Big Screen Deserve Great Big Images* (Click Through On All Images To Access Large Versions) United Kingdom *2001: A Space Odyssey* screens in 70MM with a discussion by Special Visual Effects Artist and Classic Film Festival special guest Douglas Trumbull. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
hlywdkjk Posted April 4, 2010 h3. The Old Post(er) Road To Hollywood h4. A Celebration for the First-ever TCM Classic Film Festival *Because Great Classics on the Big Screen Deserve Great Big Images* (Click Through On All Images To Access Large Versions) _Nine Promotional Posters for 2001:A Space Odyssey_ "Club TCM" hosts a display and talk by Douglas Trumbull about the the film *2001: A Space Odyssey. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lzcutter Posted April 4, 2010 Chief, Those renderings are terrific! My mid-century modern heart is beating with happiness! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
hlywdkjk Posted April 5, 2010 h3. The Old Post(er) Road To Hollywood h4. A Celebration for the First-ever TCM Classic Film Festival *Because Great Classics on the Big Screen Deserve Great Big Images* (Click Through On All Images To Access Large Versions) *Pillow Talk* screens in Cinemascope at the Egyptian Theater as one of the TCM Film Festival "Essentials". Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
hlywdkjk Posted April 6, 2010 h3. The Old Post(er) Road To Hollywood h4. A Celebration for the First-ever TCM Classic Film Festival *Because Great Classics on the Big Screen Deserve Great Big Images* (Click Through On All Images To Access Large Versions) 3 Sheet Poster *The Adventures Of Robin Hood* screens accompanied by the Bugs Bunny classic "Rabbit Hood". Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
traceyk65 Posted April 6, 2010 Oh my goodness! I do hope this film festival makes a LOT of money so they will keep doing it (Or better yet, take it on the road) I will have to save my pennies for a future festival. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
hlywdkjk Posted April 7, 2010 *"Oh my goodness! I do hope this film festival makes a LOT of money so they will keep doing it..."* - traceyk65 Hi you. Happy to see you in these parts this week. I hope The Classic Film Festival is a success too. It is the biggest thing to happen to my neighborhood since the Oscars moved into the Kodak Theater a few years back. And this MAY be even bigger than that because one doesn't have to be invited to attend. If you haven't seen the Festival website, definitely check it out. http://www.tcm.com/festival/ and here's the most complete line-up announcement (pdf format) http://www.tcm.com/festival/_pdf/festival/TCM_FestivalOverview.pdf And keep checking back here for more fun poster images. This thread will run at least until the day the Festival opens. Maybe longer. Kyle In Hollywood Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
traceyk65 Posted April 7, 2010 Nice to be here. I have been on break these past two weeks, so i actually have time to sit and read all the posts. This is a busy board! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
hlywdkjk Posted April 7, 2010 h3. The Old Post(er) Road To Hollywood h4. A Celebration for the First-ever TCM Classic Film Festival *Because Great Classics on the Big Screen Deserve Great Big Images* (Click Through On All Images To Access Large Versions) Reprise Image Posting *The More The Merrier* screens tomorrow evening in Washington D.C. at the historic Avalon Theater with appearances by Ben Mankiewicz and film producer George Stevens, Jr as part of TCM's _"The Road To Hollywood"_ Classic Film Festival roadshow. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
hlywdkjk Posted April 8, 2010 h3. The Old Post(er) Road To Hollywood h4. A Celebration for the First-ever TCM Classic Film Festival *Because Great Classics on the Big Screen Deserve Great Big Images* (Click Through On All Images To Access Large Versions) _*Fragments (1916-1929)*_ (1928) (1928) (1928) The Motion Picture Academy Of Arts And Sciences Archive and the UCLA Film Archives present fragments and trailers from a selection of "lost" films. Hosted by members of the AMPAS Film Archive. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Arturo Posted April 9, 2010 patful wrote: "Strange that Monroe gets top billing." Although MM's role in Some Like It Hot might not have been the biggest of the three leads, she was by far the biggest star of the three, and was expected to bring in the most paying customers. So she definitely would have top billing in this. I love all the old poster art, and enjoyed Saul Bellows' pop art artwork for All About Eve. He also did the artwork for Mankiewicz' previous film NO WAY OUT, which preceded AAE to theaters by 3 months or so. It was in a similar style as AAE's poster, even more stark, with just Linda Darnell's eyes and arrows as in AAE's. These proved to be quite influential, as the poster for Breathless demonstrates. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
hlywdkjk Posted April 9, 2010 h3. The Old Post(er) Road To Hollywood h4. A Celebration for the First-ever TCM Classic Film Festival *Because Great Classics on the Big Screen Deserve Great Big Images* (Click Through On All Images To Access Large Versions) 24-Sheet or maybe a banner The TCM Classic Film Festival presents a midnight screening of *The Bride Of Frankenstein* with a newly restored soundtrack. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
hlywdkjk Posted April 10, 2010 h3. The Old Post(er) Road To Hollywood h4. A Celebration for the First-ever TCM Classic Film Festival *Because Great Classics on the Big Screen Deserve Great Big Images* (Click Through On All Images To Access Large Versions) *Sweet Smell Of Success* screens as part of _Vanity Fair's "Tales Of Hollywood"_ with a discussion by Classic Film Festival special guest Tony Curtis. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
DougieB Posted April 10, 2010 I'd love to hear Tony Curtis discuss this film. Actually, I'd love to hear him on any topic. There aren't many of that generation left, with those kind of insights. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
hlywdkjk Posted April 11, 2010 h3. The Old Post(er) Road To Hollywood h4. A Celebration for the First-ever TCM Classic Film Festival *Because Great Classics on the Big Screen Deserve Great Big Images* (Click Through On All Images To Access Large Versions) *Saboteur* screens with an introduction by Classic Film Festival special guest Norman Lloyd. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
hlywdkjk Posted April 12, 2010 h3. The Old Post(er) Road To Hollywood h4. A Celebration for the First-ever TCM Classic Film Festival *Because Great Classics on the Big Screen Deserve Great Big Images* (Click Through On All Images To Access Large Versions) *The Good, The Bad and The Ugly* (1969 re-release) Italy *The Good, The Bad and The Ugly* screens with an introduction by Classic Film Festival special guest Eli Wallach. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
