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7 months ago
John Wayne - El Dorado
One of the best western ever made!
Great actors, great story!
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11 months ago
Renée Fleming sings "Ain't it a pretty night" from Susannah
Renée Fleming sings "Ain't it a pretty night" from Susannah by Carlisle Floyd
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Oh yes,this presentation is immaculate. Gives YouTube the prestige it has been waiting for!
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11 months ago
Dame Elizabeth Taylor: A Tribute
A video tribute to the actress Elizabeth Taylor.
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Once a goddess always a goddess, as Dilys Powell once said. I think Myrna Loy was the subject. Elizabeth Taylor encapsulated the sixties which I had the privelige to live through. RIP ET.
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11 months ago
David Copperfield theme Sir Malcolm Arnold 1969
Sir Malcolm Arnold produced a mesmerising score for this 1969 TV version of Dickens classic tale of David Copperfield's life from childhood to matu...
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The BBC Classical Radio frequency-Radio3-broadcast the whole 20 minute suite in January in an early morning unlisted appearance. Ruman Gamba conducting one of the American or Canadian orchestras. what a treat that was.Unfortunately due to sound-space the BBC has had to expire the broadcast from i...
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1 year ago
The Towering Inferno（1974） - MainTitle Music
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music：John Williams
【director】
John Guillermin ジョン・ギラーミン
【cast】
Steve McQueen スティーヴ・マックイーン （Michael O'Hallorhan）
Paul...
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The sort of music the cinema was made for. Unsurpassable.
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1 year ago
Airport Opening Segment
The opening sequence of the first 70's disaster film, Airport. These are the opening credits and beggining of the movie. Look for Burt Lancaster, J...
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"Airport" is a camp classic. Pure Universal Studios lush -or should I say SLUSH? couldn't get any more violins in the soundtrack studio I don't think. AND the split-screens:straight out of Doris Day in "Do Not Disturb"! No wonder it is being shown on TV again this weekend in airport-closed snow-b...
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This film is so special to me. Saw the film at my local ABC cinema in England-like nearly all proper cinemas now-demolished. This was1967 when I was 14. Family tragedies already started! The credit sequence longs for a past lost, yet a possible regained future. Have a number of items from the f...