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britcom68 wrote:Irving Rapper.
I am wondering if his page is for one of his final films, the film version of Christine Jorgensen's biography.

Hopefully not, that has to be the dullest film bio I have ever seen, not worthy of Criterion.

So Criterion will give it its own spine number and separate release then

I'm thinking that the most likely Irving Rapper is Another Man's Poison which is with Westchester Films.

Another Man's Poison was released by Cohen Media in UK.

I don't think that necessarily rules it out. Not to anyway denigrate the Cohen Media Group, who by all indication do an excellent job and are one of the best out there right now, but due to the nature of the Rohauer library there seems to be a lot of over lap in rights for many of the films Cohen have in their catalog. For example, the Buster Keaton films have two competing restorations. Janus/Criterion have 'duplicate' rights to several films in the library including Dreyer's Vampyr, Fire Over England and almost half the Paul Robeson box.

Westchester Films definitely have the rights to Another Man's Poison, so if anything, the fact that it wasn't released in the US may even point to the fact they know a competing release is coming. Westchester Films licenses many films to Criterion. Besides August's release of A Taste of Honey, there probably are at least another 5 films in the pipeline (the four from Hulu and Welles' Othello) so they are a likely candidate to be the source of the Irving Rapper film.

I found a page for Elem Klimov. Hopefully, Come and See will receive a Criterion release in the near future.
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acidgoat wrote:I found a page for Elem Klimov. Hopefully, Come and See will receive a Criterion release in the near future.
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How does one discover these pages?

Klimov was added in a lot with Bondarchuk and Dovzhenko before the announcements for February. All of them are such exciting possibilities but I'm wary of whether to expect any or all these to come to light any time soon.

As much I would love to see a Criterion Come and See, it is most likely for the newly restored Welcome, or No Trespassing.

Alan Pattillo

Are we getting the supermarionette work of Thunderbirds?

He was the editor on Walkabout.

The reason I mentioned Alan Pattillo is that he was just added to the People list very recently, and Walkabout was upgraded to BluRay ages ago. I'm guessing they added him now for a different reason and linked to his existing work in the Collection when they did. I suppose they might be just tying up a loose end.

DeprongMori wrote:Alan Pattillo
Are we getting the supermarionette work of Thunderbirds?

Not that it necessarily means anything, but some very interesting titles in his audio work filmography:

1982 Britannia Hospital (sound effects editor)
1982 Pink Floyd The Wall (sound effects editor)
1978 The Odd Job (sound editor)
1970 Performance (sound editor)
1969 Strange Report (TV Series) (sound editor - 1 episode)
- Report 0846: Lonely Hearts - Who Killed Dan Cupid? (1969) ... (sound editor)
1968 The Birthday Party (sound editor)
1968 Diamonds for Breakfast (sound editor)
1968 Secret Ceremony (dubbing editor)
1967 Smashing Time (dubbing editor)
1959 Killers of Kilimanjaro (sound editor)
1959 The Bandit of Zhobe (sound editor)
1959 Idol on Parade (sound editor)
1958 The Man Inside (sound editor)
1958 Tank Force (sound editor)

Has this already been found?

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Cast of Boyhood was put up a while ago

Ah, my bad.

DeprongMori wrote:The reason I mentioned Alan Pattillo is that he was just added to the People list very recently, and Walkabout was upgraded to BluRay ages ago. I'm guessing they added him now for a different reason and linked to his existing work in the Collection when they did. I suppose they might be just tying up a loose end.

I think they're probably just batting cleanup on Walkabout. The only Criterionesque film that he worked on was Performance. With a Warner Blu-ray available, that seems unlikely. I guess Criterion and Warner could be interested in it as a way to fix the missing audio, and if they got Roeg to sit for a commentary, it would certainly be worth an upgrade. Pattillo gets a "special thanks" credit on Gregory's Girl, and I'd love a Criterion release of that.

Pan's Labyrinth:

Frida Torresblanco
Alvaro Augustin
Belen Atienza
Elena Manrique
Bernat Vilaplana
Ivana Baquero
Sergi López
Doug Jones

Jeff wrote: The only Criterionesque film that he worked on was Performance. With a Warner Blu-ray available, that seems unlikely. I guess Criterion and Warner could be interested in it as a way to fix the missing audio

Just to clarify, the missing audio was restored on the WB Blu-ray. The issue some had with the Blu-ray is that it used the dubbed voice for the Harry Flowers character.

mteller wrote:Pan's Labyrinth:

Frida Torresblanco
Alvaro Augustin
Belen Atienza
Elena Manrique
Bernat Vilaplana
Ivana Baquero
Sergi López
Doug Jones

Any links?

Pages are up for El verdugo

And Tree of Wooden Clogs

Would someone be so kind as to post a link or two?

They start here

All titles now up under 'coming soon' page.