The opening credits for THE CARDINAL (1963), produced and directed by Otto Preminger from the bestselling novel by Henry Morton Robinson and spotlighting the contributions of Preminger's two brilliant collaborators, composer Jerome Moross and title designer Saul Bass.
Oh thank you. This is so beautiful & so very hard to find
gentlefire100 1 week ago
One of my favorite films and musical scores. Thank you for uploading.
jsbach15 2 months ago
I second that emotion! Definitely the best role Tom Tryon ever had...he later became a best selling novelist. The superb score by the late great Jerome Moross ("The Big Country", "Wagon Train", etc) of course didn't hurt! :)
JubalCalif 5 months ago
@Friedkin01
I second that emotion! Definitely the best role Tom Tryon ever had...he later became a best selling novelist. The superb score by the late great Jerome Moross ("The Big Country", "Wagon Train", etc) of course didn't hurt! :)
JubalCalif 5 months ago
One of Preminger's best films.
Friedkin01 6 months ago
My 2nd favorite opening (Sharkey's Machine is #1). Does anyone remember this as the opening to the radio day for Armed Forces Radio in Vietnam '68-early '69?
JCCaroline2 6 months ago
Marvelous ,a fantastic lesson of cinema ,arquitecture ,mathematics ,lights ,shadows ,amazing music ,and a mixture of genius :Preminger,Bass ,Moross,Bernini ,Juan Caramuel ,Palladio,Vitrubio,Apolodorus of Damasco,Bramante ,Michelangelo ....THANKS FOR IT
soter74 11 months ago