NEW EXCERPT FROM OUR UPCOMING FEATURE DOCUMENTARY MAN WHO SAVED THE MOVIES: STEVE VERTLIEB REMEMBERS JAMES BERNARD - THE MUSICAL HEART & SOUL OF HAMMER FILMS In June 2014, cinema archivist / historian Steve Vertlieb reminisced on his special friendship with legendary film composer the late James Bernard, best known to many as the musical voice of Englands Hammer Studios on films such as DRACULA HAS RISEN FROM THE GRAVE, THE QUATERMASS XPERIMENT, HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES, SHE, 1997s (non Hammer) restored & re-scored version of Murnaus NOSFERATU (1922) and more. Includes film and music excerpts. A film lovers ode to a love of film, STEVE VERTLIEB: THE MAN WHO SAVED THE MOVIES chronicles the colorful life and career of the titular cinema journalist, educator and archivist (hence the parenthetical Saved in the title). Hopscotching between Summer 2013 and Summer 2014 (from Pittsburgh to L.A. to Philadelphia) the upcoming feature has captured all new intimate interviews with some of Mr. Vertliebs closest friends and creative cohorts - incl. film musics Juliet Rozsa (daughter of Oscar winning BEN-HUR, DOUBLE INDEMNITY composer Miklos Rozsa), composers Lee Holdridge and Mark McKenzie, dir. Phillipe Mora, actors Veronica Carlson and Paul Clemons, journalist / educator Terry Pace and writer Leonard Kohl. And with all new exclusive commentary from genre stalwarts Tom Savini, actors George Kosana (NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD), Robert Dix (FORBIDDEN PLANET), Pat Priest & Butch Patrick (tvs THE MUNSTERS), Greg Palmer (THE SHOOTIST) and more. - CEJ https://youtube/watch?v=rIOlCdsgLYk
Posted on: Tue, 02 Sep 2014 17:04:03 +0000
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