I recall that, Glenn.
And remember the book put out, a number of years ago, by Philip J.
Riley. He also did a reconstruction book of the film, also based on
stills, shooting script etc, back in 2011.
Amazon still offers it for sale:
A number of years ago TCM did a recreation of LONDON AFTER MIDNIGHT using
stills. It was pretty interesting. I believe it's available on the Lon
Chaney box set.
GT
On Sat, Jul 1, 2017 at 7:37 PM, Jeff Potokar wrote:
> I have no doubt that if a print was found, cleaned up,
I have no doubt that if a print was found, cleaned up, restored, if
need be, and a cool original score was written for it, that it would
do very well on the indie and cult circuits.. and could do even
better than that, since a copy hasnt been screened in so many decades.
I for one, would
Me too. That makeup, those expressions and those sets look enchanting. We
can always look past moments in our movies that are dull or pointless
(think all the filler in Murders in the Rue Morgue)
Nathalie
On Fri, Jun 30, 2017 at 2:12 AM, Jeff Potokar wrote:
> I think
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$2.3m +BP = $2.56m
they also sold the Saturday Night Fever dancefloor $1.2m
Battlestar Gallactica mode
Thanks..
I will look to see if the Profiles digital version is still available
for viewing and download.
Jeff
On Jun 29, 2017, at 4:17 PM, Paul W. Hazen wrote:
I didn't see any of the paper materials outside of the few framed
ones they had on the walls but I was told almost all of the
I think there is always a possibility that a print might be found in
a foreign archive... we can only hope.
It would be great to see, even though reviews from the time described
it as a bit dull and slow. maybe all this time later, were a print to
be found, audiences might look past the
Does anyone think that London After Midnight is lost for all time or that
miraculously sometime a print will turn up?
Nathalie
On Thu, Jun 29, 2017 at 7:17 PM, Paul W. Hazen <
0134c196813f-dmarc-requ...@listserv.american.edu> wrote:
> I didn't see any of the paper materials outside of the
Congratulations on the lot you won. Sounds like a great experience. I
love auctions but due to issues at home, i'm limited to phone bidding for
now.
Nathalie
On Wed, Jun 28, 2017 at 11:32 PM, Paul W. Hazen wrote:
> This was my first time in person, I've usually been on
I didn't see any of the paper materials outside of the few framed ones they had
on the walls but I was told almost all of the stills in the Browning collection
were in excellent condition with the majority of them printed exclusively for
Browning's review on gelatin silver double weight with
Congrats on the win, Paul.
And with the cheapest still selling for $4000.00, that truly says
something about what the Browning Collection was all about. Were all
the stills of the same type (double weight) and wonderful condition?
On Jun 29, 2017, at 1:14 PM, Paul W. Hazen wrote:
I'm a
Wow, lot more then what I saw while I was there. I got there right when they
were finishing Dracula and were starting Freaks which lasted about 2 hours by
itself. My lot wasn't until 500 so took about 4 hours to go through just under
200 lots. When I left there at 10:30pm there we're still
Thanks for those numbers and info, Rich.
Quite a number of pieces
And 199 still from THE UNHOLY 3.
Fantastic!!
On Jun 29, 2017, at 3:07 PM, Rich Halegua MPB Warehouse wrote:
Paul
there were probably 1500-2000 total stills in the Browning estate
material
there were numerous group lots
Paul
there were probably 1500-2000 total stills in the Browning estate material
there were numerous group lots including a 120 piece lot for the Mystic
Unholy 3 (1925) there were 199 stills in 7 lots
London After Midnight there were a total of 161 stills..
lots of material
At 01:14 PM
Thanks for all of the info, very fascinating.
I loved their Profiles TV show. Never missed it. I wish it was still on.
Thanks,
MD
> On Jun 29, 2017, at 4:14 PM, Paul W. Hazen
> <0134c196813f-dmarc-requ...@listserv.american.edu> wrote:
>
> I'm a Kubrick collector mostly so I won the
I'm a Kubrick collector mostly so I won the "Lolita" stills lot. Really only
needed 2 of the 10 stills but I figure I can turn around the others pretty
easily.
They had about 250-300 stills and other items from the Browning collection
which I think was 157 lots. Probably about 35-40 lots on
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good point, but not sure if you caught the rather egregious fraudulent cla
Yes I'm most interested in the Browning collection too. Missed out when it was
sold at the TCM auction. Went pretty high.
Congrats on winning your bid.
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> On Jun 28, 2017, at 10:41 PM, Jeff Potokar wrote:
>
> Congrats on winning the lot you wanted,
brought, to my
recollection, nearly $1M more than this in the historic first debbie reynolds
collection sale.
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> the bidder was on the phone and that is just a 20% BP
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Congrats on winning the lot you wanted, Paul.
I'm also in So CA and need to make the effort to get to one of
Profiles' auctions. I would also really enjoy seeing some of this
material in person.
Can I ask which lot (item) you won?
And how many pieces, in total, were offered as part of the
This was my first time in person, I've usually been on the phone as well. There
was about 20-25 people in the back room where the auction was. They had about
10 or so phone banks set up for the phone bidders and a couple people running
the online bidding. Was all very professional and had my
I guess the provenance was almost impossible to pass up. Did manage to get
a Browning Dracula still so I don't feel too bad about London After
Midnight.
What's it like at their auctions? I've always done the phone.
Nathalie
On Wed, Jun 28, 2017 at 10:37 PM, Paul W. Hazen
I was in the room during the Profiles Browning bidding session and was truly
amazed at some of the prices the Browning stills were getting especially the
Freaks stills which seem to be have been bought primarily by the same two phone
bidders. Profiles did a great job on that acquisition and
Wow! Naively, I thought it would be great to have something of Tod
Browning's from London After Midnight. Then, I realized that the four
stills I liked the best were climbing higher and higher. Wound up at 18K.
My phone bidder helper guy told me I could keep one and sell the other
three. Well,
Very impressive.
And another item that has certainly become iconic, no doubt about it.
On Jun 28, 2017, at 2:27 PM, Rich Halegua MPB Warehouse wrote:
yes
it was Luke Skywalker's lightsaber screen used in Star Wars and ESB
At 12:54 PM 6/28/2017, Jeff Potokar wrote:
Did the description
yes
it was Luke Skywalker's lightsaber screen used in Star Wars and ESB
At 12:54 PM 6/28/2017, Jeff Potokar wrote:
Did the description indicate which light saber
this was? (whose character used it?)
On Jun 28, 2017, at 12:36 PM, MPB Warehouse wrote:
Light Saber
$375k+BP= $450,000.00
At
unless exempted.
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the bidder was on the phone and that is just a 20% BP
when you use Invaluable live bidding, it is 2
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$2.3m +BP = $2.56m
they also sold the Saturday Night Fever dancefloor $1.2m
Battlestar Gallactica model collection $1.5+bp
Profiles is incredible
Oh.. the Tod Browning stills collection, probably
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$2.3m +BP = $2.56m
they also sold the Saturday Night Fever dancefloor $1.2m
Battlestar Gallactica model collection $1.5+bp
Profiles is incredible
Oh.. the Tod Browning stills
The stuff that dreams are made of...
Thanks,
Michael Danese
> On Jun 28, 2017, at 3:32 PM, MPB Warehouse wrote:
>
>
> $2.3m +BP = $2.56m
>
> they also sold the Saturday Night Fever dancefloor $1.2m
>
> Battlestar Gallactica model collection $1.5+bp
>
> Profiles is
Did the description indicate which light saber this was? (whose
character used it?)
On Jun 28, 2017, at 12:36 PM, MPB Warehouse wrote:
Light Saber
$375k+BP= $450,000.00
At 12:18 PM 6/28/2017, Scott Burns wrote:
Wish I had cash like this laying around…(guess I’ll just stay with
Thanks for reminding me about the 28% Buyer's Premium. Ouch.
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$2.3m +BP = $2.56m
they also
That is incredible! What a result. A big congrats to Profiles, too,
that's for sure.
And to read the description about how this particular R2D2 unit was
assembled from various other droid components made for a fascinating
read.
What a wonderful, iconic, SW piece to own.
On Jun 28,
Light Saber
$375k+BP= $450,000.00
At 12:18 PM 6/28/2017, Scott Burns wrote:
Wish I had cash like this laying around
(guess
Ill just stay with collecting paper).
A complete R2D2 just sold for $2.3 million at
the Profiles in History movie memorabilia
auction. Not being a prop collector, I
$2.3m +BP = $2.56m
they also sold the Saturday Night Fever dancefloor $1.2m
Battlestar Gallactica model collection $1.5+bp
Profiles is incredible
Oh.. the Tod Browning stills collection, probably reached $2mil
At 12:18 PM 6/28/2017, Scott Burns wrote:
Wish I had cash like this laying
Wish I had cash like this laying around.(guess I'll just stay with
collecting paper).
A complete R2D2 just sold for $2.3 million at the Profiles in History movie
memorabilia auction. Not being a prop collector, I wonder is this price
record setting?
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