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Reap the Wild Wind (1942) Raymond Massey shot by Ray Milland with blood oozing @ChuckPenn3
![Hollywood (1980) Episode 12 “Star Treatment” [A Celebration of the American Silent Film] [LaserDisc]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/soX8-bHp_KI/hqdefault.jpg "Hollywood (1980) Episode 12 “Star Treatment” [A Celebration of the American Silent Film] [LaserDisc]
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hollywood_(British_TV_series)
This has been mastered directly from the 1990 LaserDisc release, not from VHS like most of the other copies floating around the internet. I authored the 13-part series onto 4 dual-layer DVDs and one dual-layer Blu-ray (all 11 hours and 20 minutes encoded as standard definition but in the H.264 codec with a max bit rate of 12mbps, higher than possible on DVD).")
![Hollywood (1980) Episode 10 The Man With the Megaphone [Celebration of American Silent Film]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/t8wEe5boR-0/hqdefault.jpg "Hollywood (1980) Episode 10 The Man With the Megaphone [Celebration of American Silent Film]
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hollywood_(British_TV_series)
This has been mastered directly from the 1990 LaserDisc release, not from VHS like most of the other copies floating around the internet. I authored the 13-part series onto 4 dual-layer DVDs and one dual-layer Blu-ray (all 11 hours and 20 minutes encoded as standard definition but in the H.264 codec with a max bit rate of 12mbps, higher than possible on DVD).
THE SCENES FROM THE CROWD (1928) HAVE BEEN TRIMMED IN THIS UPLOAD DUE TO COPYRIGHT CLAIMS BY WARNER BROS. ALL COMMENTS AND INTERVIEW SEGMENTS ARE INTACT THOUGH.")
![Director Alan Rudolph & Producer Carolyn Pfeiffer Q&A After Choose Me (1983) Screening [9/24/2023]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/tDaTUIkNwVA/hqdefault.jpg "Director Alan Rudolph & Producer Carolyn Pfeiffer Q&A After Choose Me (1983) Screening [9/24/2023]
Here is director Alan Rudolph during a Q&A between American Cinematheque screenings of Choose Me (1983) and Remember My Name (1978) on Sunday, September 24, 2023 at the Aero Theatre in Santa Monica. The discussion was moderated by screenwriter Larry Karaszewski (far left) and joined by producer Carolyn Pfeiffer and producer David Blocker (far right).
Original event info: https://www.americancinematheque.com/now-showing/choose-me-remember-my-name-9-24-23/")
![Hollywood (1980) Episode 8 “Comedy A Serious Business” [A Celebration of the American Silent Film]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/td5cX6xPGns/hqdefault.jpg "Hollywood (1980) Episode 8 “Comedy A Serious Business” [A Celebration of the American Silent Film]
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hollywood_(British_TV_series)
This has been mastered directly from the 1990 LaserDisc release, not from VHS like most of the other copies floating around the internet. I authored the 13-part series onto 4 dual-layer DVDs and one dual-layer Blu-ray (all 11 hours and 20 minutes encoded as standard definition but in the H.264 codec with a max bit rate of 12mbps, higher than possible on DVD).")
