restored, but the snipe also saved, and sold with the poster - Dario sent me a
bunch of great snipes, I love them - sometimes i think snipes are worth keeping
on the poster, this time,,, hm not IMHO.
Ari
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From: Tom A. Pennock
*HAVE YOU YET DISCOVERED VINTAGE 8x10 STILLS, AND IF SO, HAVE YOU WONDERED
WHERE YOU CAN FIND SOME GREAT ONES AT ANYWHERE CLOSE TO REASONABLE
PRICES?*If so, tonight's set of 638 auctions, which consist solely of
vintage
original 8x10 stills are perfect for you! Maybe its the fact that some
I am sure we all notice that around 20 or 30 people regularly post to MoPo,
and yet there are apparently hundreds of other members who receive these
e-mails, yet never post at all!
I thought it would be nice to give these people a chance to come out of the
shadows (so to speak), if only for a
I don't, as a rule, have much of value to contribute to discussions
on posters, at least
not with dealers or hard core collectors. I collect 16mm films, and
will buy some advertising
art to display for each of the films in my collection. I don't have
the wall space for more than a couple of 1
I think a graphically beautiful insert from a 1937
Monogram picture
has greater value that a pristine one sheet from Breakfast at Tiffany's.
**
I'll certainly drink to that!
Phil Edwards
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From: William A Brent bbr...@pipeline.com
To:
In a message dated 6/4/2009 7:55:21 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
bbr...@pipeline.com writes:
and just about anybody to Keanu Reeves (the black hole of cinema). I
believe Will Farrell is as funny as
a cry for help, and Britney Spears is as entertaining as watching paint
dry.
... and
I think a graphically beautiful insert from a 1937?
Monogram picture?
has greater value that a pristine one sheet from Breakfast at Tiffany's.?
i agree with that premise.? however, i would say it differently...? any
great poster from a great movie of the 30s,40s as far more
Hello,
I am known though my collecting business, Just Kids Nostalgia. I read MOPO most
of the time but I never put my two cents in...why? I am not that comfortable
with having my words and thoughts posted for
all to see. I am shy on facebook and rarely send conversational
email.
Is there
Thanks, Bruce. You're one of the few people on this list that has
tolerance for just about any collecting interest. If more folks like
you participated in the discussions, more folks like me would also
participate I think.
I collect mostly modern and hypermodern posters for movies that
Hi! I must say that I am a mere lurker simply because as someone
relatively new to collecting film paper (it’s been about two years), I do
not feel I have much to add to the various conversations. Plus, between
work and going back to school to receive one of the nerdiest of all degrees,
a
Just coming over the wires now, that he has been found dead in Bangkok,
apparently of suicide.
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B
i still dont understand the high values placed on 007, star wars, japanese
art of godzilla, etc.
Do you really not understand them, or you just don't agree with them?
I don't collect Star Wars either, but I certainly
Nice to hear from you, Ken.
You see, even lurkers are opinionated!
Richard Del Belso
Date: Thu, 4 Jun 2009 09:57:35 -0400
From: justkid...@aol.com
Subject: [MOPO] Why I Don't Post
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Hello,
I am known though my collecting business, Just Kids Nostalgia.
How does one go about contacting Cinemaffiche. com?
Thank's!
--Tom Pennock
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Hi Gang,
For auction to those interested:
http://shop.ebay.com/merchant/oldtimecinema-com;
Titles include Long Long Trailer, The Thing, Blade Runner, Killer Klowns,
The Conversation, Jaws, Warriors, St. Louis Blues, Rockin' in the Rockies,
1941 Belushi Advanced, and more.
ebay ID:
Ive enjoyed when Mopo explores the Movie poster phenomena and the
Passion and reasons
behind collecting
To think when I started selling poster in 1977 people scoffed in the art
world at memorabilia
except a few...
My introduction to film and posters came like this. as a young boy
Fixed Broken Link, sorry for double post.
Hi Gang,
For auction to those interested:
http://shop.ebay.com/merchant/oldtimecinema-com;
Titles include Long Long Trailer, The Thing, Blade Runner, Killer Klowns,
The Conversation, Jaws, Warriors, St. Louis Blues, Rockin' in the Rockies,
1941 Belushi
I bet he is trying to snatch the pebble from God's hand even as I write
this.
On Thu, Jun 4, 2009 at 9:31 AM, Sean Linkenback
slinkenb...@bellsouth.netwrote:
Just coming over the wires now, that he has been found dead in Bangkok,
apparently of suicide.
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Good points, Holiday!
Someone should make a movie about all the intolerance there is in the world.
Oh wait, someone already did! Maybe Quenton Tarrantino can do a
modern re-make (that is one movie I would likely avoid).
Bruce
On Thu, Jun 4, 2009 at 9:06 AM, Holiday Russell hollyr...@mac.com
Ken
I am betting that the kids of today will show next-to-no-interest in the
stuff we collect when they grow up, and that there will be all kinds of
new collectible fields that we can't begin to imagine.
As far as the old is better idea, the one thing I see is that many kids of
today are
Bruce and all;
Just a comment but in the 1960's I grew up on a downtown street in Battle
Creek, Michigan. All the kids played outside and rode their bikes, invented
new outdoor games to play. WE had a lot of fun. Last summer I was just
curious to see if the kids were outside playing like
Hello all,
I was saddened to hear the news of David's passing. I thought I would
share this story with all of you. I know he had a weird crazy sort of image,
and that he often was, but he was also a very sweet guy. I first met him when I
was 11 years old. My Dad was his tax
BEST SEXUAL LINES IN A MOVE...? G RATED ONLY!!!
TO PARA-PHRASE SOME...
i'll have what she's having? ---(when harry met sally)
put your lips together and blow? ---(bacall)
...well, nobody's perfect ---(one of the best final lines ever, Some Like It
Hot, bert lahr)
you gotta put
I already drank to it
At 06:39 AM 6/4/2009, Kenwick Cook wrote:
In a message dated 6/4/2009 7:55:21 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
bbr...@pipeline.com writes:
and just about anybody to Keanu Reeves (the black hole of cinema). I
believe Will Farrell is as funny as
a cry for help, and Britney
OUCH
At 07:31 AM 6/4/2009, Sean Linkenback wrote:
Just coming over the wires now, that he has been found dead in
Bangkok, apparently of suicide.
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In 42nd STREET, there's a scene in which a bunch of cheap chorus girls, having
been chosen to be in the show have to give the stage manager their name and
address.
One of them pipes up with I'm Peaches Malone, and I live at 960 Park
Avenue...prompting Ginger Rogers to crack...yeah, and is
Richard Del Belso
From: rdel...@msn.com
To: dialmbb...@aol.com; mopo-l@listserv.american.edu
Subject: RE: [MOPO] G RATED sexual lines.
Date: Thu, 4 Jun 2009 16:48:41 +
In 42nd STREET, there's a scene in which a bunch of cheap chorus girls, having
been chosen to be in
Ken,
First of all, thank you for not lurking. An excellent post.. Other
lurkers...if you do not participate, we will never get to know you, and
that's an sad thing. There are far too few of us in this hobby as it is,
and I like networking. with the other lunatics who share my addiction. I
Help, I have work to do!
This is bringing me out of the shadows. Just to add to my last post. My theory,
after collecting and dealing in popular culture for 30 years now...we collect
what gives us that special something from around the time we were 8 to 16 or
so. I don't see many people
Great story, Sue.
My strongest memory of David Carradine stems from his starring role on
Broadway, in the mid sixties, in a show called THE ROYAL HUNT OF THE SUN, by
Peter Shaffer. it was a brilliant show, imaginatively staged, later turned into
a not-so-hot movie without Mr. Carradine. In
Three movies: Jaws, Towering Inferno and Close Encounters...
Back in 1974, I was complete awestruck by these (and later other) summer
movies.
I feel in love with Spielberg, Irwin Allen and George Lucas' work.
Here in Nicaragua during my summer vacations I started hanging around the
movie
And I almost went off the wagon to drink to it Joe B in NOLA
--- On Thu, 6/4/09, Richard Halegua Comic Art sa...@comic-art.com wrote:
From: Richard Halegua Comic Art sa...@comic-art.com
Subject: Re: [MOPO] My question to 300+ of you: Why are you a lurker on MoPo?
To:
Ken
what yousay here is 100% correct.
aging out or as a member on NSFGE said deadification is the most
dangerous thing there is to us old fellers now.
Clark Gable, Great Garbo, Clara Bow.. all great stars in their
time.. now.. poof!
Gable is now known to the under 35s by a single film
Sue -
Great story. Thanks for sharing... We often have an arm's length understanding
of people we see on TV. It's nice to hear a first hand account of this man.
I, too, am sorry to hear about the method of death he chose.
Glenn
PS: I've missed your insights into some of the more recent
it means our world is going to be forgotten and by proxy, so are WE
Maybe so, but I'll never forget YOU, Rich!
Bruce
On Thu, Jun 4, 2009 at 12:52 PM, Richard Halegua Comic Art
sa...@comic-art.com wrote:
Ken
what yousay here is 100% correct.
aging out or as a member on NSFGE said
Just got an email out of the blue from ebay saying I owe them £38.00 for a
Final Value Fee.
When did they start doing this, wasn't aware there was one on top of the
listing fee's?
Andy
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Hey Andy,
Well, there has always been a Final Value Fee. It is based on the amount you
sold the item for. Go to Ebay and under the help category, look up final
value fees and you can see the breakdown. Usually Ebay just bills your account.
I have never gotten an email from them on this
Just got an email out of the blue from ebay saying I owe them £38.00 for a
Final Value Fee.
When did they start doing this, wasn't aware there was one on top of the
listing fee's?
WOW!
I rarely post anything to MOPO but this sounds like biggest joke I have been
reading on MOPO since 1996
It was for over $2000 so maybe I've just not noticed it on other items I have
sold in the past.
I'm not a regular ebayer these days and very rarely sell anything, now i know
why you guys have been complaining about it so much.
It's from ebay yes as it's in my sellers account too.
Ohh well,
Set of 6 8x10 Star wars color stills Excellent condition!
Reflections in a Goldeneye (BRANDO) 3 sheet (Actually, thinner, half of a
three sheet lengthwise-Don't know what to call it)
Moonraker (Bond) NM
Morgan the Pirate OS- NM
Cat People Spanish OS - NM
Clockwork Orange Spanish NM
Ruby
Thank you for sharing this with us, Sue.
Shelly
Date: Thu, 4 Jun 2009 16:04:18 +
From: filmfantast...@msn.com
Subject: Re: [MOPO] RIP David Carradine
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Hello all,
I was saddened to hear the news of David's passing. I thought I
Hi, Everyone,
I have about 35 Auctions closing WITHIN 6 TO 7 HOURS, including GREAT
Orig vintage US posters like an Orig PEYTON PLACE (1958) US 1-SHT, I CHEATED
THE LAW (Tom Conway,Film Noir, 1949) Orig US Insert, WE'RE GOING TO EAT YOU
(Horror, Cannibalism, 1980) Orig 1980 1-SHT--- plus
Ken asked me to post this because he's having trouble getting it through
Hi Rich, I can't get the hang of this MOPO, my last post (below) has
been rejected 3 times. It was lovingly directed to you. Can you post
it? I have no idea what I am doing.
OK Rich,
We are getting the stage in
Listserv test. Please ignore.
Where else can you sell something for $2000 and only have to pay a £38 fee?
Certainly not with Bruce, Heritage, or any other consignor out there and a
lot less than paying rent on your own gallery.
Doesnt sound too unreasonable to me.
_
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News just came in that he hanged himself in a closet. What a shame. He was in
the middle of a movie being filmed at the time
Rick
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To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Sent: Thursday, June 4, 2009
Great knockers! Thank you doctor! - Young Frankenstein
Sex without love is such an empty experience.
Yes, but as far as empty experiences go, its one of the best - Woody Allen
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Subject: [MOPO] G RATED
Between Mel Brooks ( That was my virgin-alarm. It's programmed to go off
before you do!) and Woody Allen (Hey, don't knock masturbation! It's
sex with someone I love.) they could fill pages. What I find inspiring is
dialogue that just keeps rolling. And no one could deliver better
David Carradine guest starred in one of the weirdest days of my
professional life. I was writing for the shortlived and best-forgotten
Heroes magazine, whose editors had ordered me to drive out to Warner
Bros to interview Carradine on the set of Kung Fu: The Movie. This was
either 1985 or
After a lot of research and several suggestions from this group, I've
found the name of the film I asked about. It is called RIGHT AT YOUR
DOOR. It was made in 2006.
Thanks for everyone's help. Channing
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Wow! That story is VIVID.
Richard Del Belso
Date: Thu, 4 Jun 2009 15:55:50 -0700
From: magr...@yahoo.com
Subject: Re: [MOPO] RIP David Carradine
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
David Carradine guest starred in one of the weirdest days of my professional
life. I was writing for the
Ron,
That was fantastic. This is why I love MOPO. It may get snarky on
occasion, but on the whole there are some wonderful life stories hidden in
the
recesses of many on board here that are every bit as good or better than
the twittering blogheads that are paid on news services. So
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