posted October 30, 2019 10:12 AM
As part of a job lot of films I got recently I have a 6 x 400ft black and white Standard 8 full feature of BACK FROM ETERNITY.
I can find no mention of this film anywhere and wondered if anyone knows anything about who released it (it was an RKO studio movie)?
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posted October 31, 2019 02:02 AM
Any of the Powell Films Universal releases are rare, as he only had a small time window on the copyright at the time, although he did knock out standard and super 8 prints of each title, I believe his 2 best sellers from this deal was the Orson Welles classic "A Touch of Evil" and of all things the TV movie of "Munsters Go Home" which was a fun film for fans of the TV show.
posted November 01, 2019 04:35 AM
I have had this feature,in super 8, for ages. Those fifties RKO films had sometimes interesting all star casts,like this one and the Fritz Lang features.
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posted November 05, 2019 12:50 AM
It's been re-listed, first down to £100, I looked this morning and now it's £90, perhaps in a few days it will come down to a more realistic price for a Standard 8 feature.
posted November 05, 2019 01:41 AM
Just a small correction,MUNSTER GO HOME was not a "tv movie" but an original theatrical feature in color,(the series was in b^w).This shows how popular the series was. The cheaper way would be to Join three episodes together and show them to the theaters."Tv movies" oficially started in 1966.
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posted November 05, 2019 07:14 PM
Ahh BACK FROM ETERNITY a great film, with the beautiful and very curvy Anita Ekberg I have it on 16mm and it is a great print, Yes MUNSTER GO HOME was a full feature in its own right and I believe it was a scope release, when the film came out down here in NZ it was a hit and the NZBC brought the rights to the TV series and it was well received as we did not have the TV series on at the time.
-------------------- "Raise The Titanic!", It would of been cheaper to lower the Atlantic!