charliesheen

Hey guys, I was wondering if anyone has done a preservation of the original TV pilot of David Lynch’s Mulholland Drive? I’m a big fan of the film and would love to see the original pilot, but have never come across a copy. Has anyone attempted a preservation of it?

Hey guys,
I post on the non-SW board, but think this is my first post here - so hello!

I’ve spent the last few nights watching through EP1-3 again, and checking out the deleted scenes and I’m wondering - has anyone done extended versions of these films with the scenes inserted back in? I’d love to see these if done, some of what they cut out is criminal.

I was looking through the suplimentary DVDs here and there’s a couple of documentaries I’d love to see being made, and I’m wondering if anyone is up for attempting them - or has done already.

The first is very short featurette dealing with the cuts the BBFC made to EP1-3 when released in the UK, having the UK version side to side with the US version. There were only 3 cuts so this would be very short (living in the UK I haven’t actually seen these scenes uncut - why I’d love to see this little feature)

The other is more abitious. I’ve seen before a site which shows screenshots of the difference between the original, 96 relrease and DVD release of the original trilogy - and I’m wondering if anyone’s thought about making an actual video doc showing these differences? I’d certainly find it fascinating to watch through and see all the changed Lucas has made.

Regardless - keep up the good work guys, I’ve seen some amazing stuff come from the posters here!

hey guys, I just came across a section on IMDB which talks about an extended video version of Trainspotting that was recalled 2 days after release because a load of extra scenes had been added in. I’m wondering if anyone has ever tracked this down or a preservation project has been done? I’d love to see a longer cut of the film.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0117951/alternateversions

The original UK special edition box set video was withdrawn from sale after only two days, after Polygram discoverd that they had added more than the nine deleated scenes. In addition to the nine above scenes are:

• Renton and Sick-boy setting up a rifle in the bushes of the park, whilst listening to the original avengers theme.
• Renton laying on a stretcher in a hospital corridor, after a few moments someone tries to steal his blanket.
• Renton’s parents wheel him out of hospital.
• Begbie arriving at Renton’s london flat.
• Begbie in Renton’s flat talking about horse racing.
• More of Spud’s job interview.
• Begbie, Spud, Sick-boy, Tommy and Renton arrive at a friend’s, with the things they stole from the American tourist (red jacket, passport etc.). You then see the friend dressed in the jacket, sunglasses and cap trying to draw £500 on the American’s credit card.
• Sick-boy, Renton, Spud and Tommy on the train on their way to the countryside.
• Renton dancing with his mother to culture club, at the club his parents go to.
• Begbie, Sick-boy and Spud looting someone’s house. Sick-boy is wearing the skull mask from the cover of the book.
• Renton and Spud steal a tv from an old people’s home. This is not edited together, but presented in 4 different takes, from three different camera angles.
• Renton visits Swanney in hospital. Again this is not edited together, but presented in 11 different takes, from 5 different angles.
• The deleted scene at the bus station begins with Renton giving a beggar some change; after Renton has moved on the beggar looks up and we see it is Swanney.