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Post by Zab on Jul 7, 2005 8:07:33 GMT
Actually, I'd also like to make a special mention of Andrew Pixleys' exhaustive booklet accompanying the DVD set... its excellent and coupled with the restoration team work, is an object lesson in how all TV archive DVD projects should be tackled!
BAZ
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Post by Charles Roberts on Jul 8, 2005 9:48:49 GMT
I was considering buying this, and what I want to know is...does ANY audio material from the missing episodes exist(even poor-quality audio "clips") ?
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Post by Andrew Pixley on Jul 8, 2005 18:49:09 GMT
Hello Baz Actually, I'd also like to make a special mention of Andrew Pixleys' exhaustive booklet accompanying the DVD set... its excellent and coupled with the restoration team work, is an object lesson in how all TV archive DVD projects should be tackled! That's extremely kind of you. I was so pleased that with the "Quatermass" booklet (and indeed the others in the series) that BBC Worldwide was prepared to go the distance with something a bit more than with other releases. It really is a pleasure when a company such as this or Network will go the extra mile. Glad you liked it. Many thanks indeed for your kind words. All the best Andrew |
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Post by andrew martin on Jul 10, 2005 9:28:15 GMT
I was considering buying this, and what I want to know is...does ANY audio material from the missing episodes exist(even poor-quality audio "clips") ? Not as far as we know. |
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Post by William Martin on Jul 14, 2005 16:58:22 GMT
What would have been the price of a tape recorder in those days? so there is a slim chance and there's probably the odd off screen film clip, but who knows, by the way there is a rumour that end of episodes were TR'd so that they could be used in the reprise, unfortunatly they just re-enacted the climax of the previous episode, so no recording.
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Post by B Thomas on Jul 15, 2005 2:53:23 GMT
I wasn't aware that there were any tape recorders available on the consumer market in 1953. Can anyone elucidate?
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Post by William Martin on Jul 15, 2005 13:36:13 GMT
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Post by Greg H on Feb 11, 2007 2:13:00 GMT
Interesting. I bet you would have to have been an eccentric millionaire to have one of these domestically though  |
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Post by Greg H on Feb 16, 2007 1:00:56 GMT
Hey, what about that long haired bloke who owns longleat, has anyone asked him about his 60s video recordings |
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Post by William Martin on May 8, 2007 15:34:27 GMT
Marques of Bath?
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Post by Joe Haynes on Aug 3, 2007 17:51:09 GMT
a quick question... does audio from the missing episodes exist? and if so are they on this set?
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Post by Greg H on Aug 3, 2007 22:35:03 GMT
not so far as I know
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Post by Alan Grover on Dec 16, 2011 3:06:19 GMT
It's a shame that the PDF scripts on the first disc are almost completely illegible...
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Post by Greg H on Dec 16, 2011 19:43:14 GMT
I seem to recall that a complete script book for this has been published. I cant be bothered to go and look for mine, but I think it was a penguin book from maybe 59 or 60. You can probably find a copy on ebay. I dont know how much it's worth. Actually just had a look on abebooks out of curiousity and they are selling it for a tenner |
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Post by Richard Marple on Dec 20, 2011 18:24:52 GMT
I got this on DVD a few years ago & really enjoyed it.
My Dad have remember how they would be the talk of the school on a monday morning.
Nigel Kneale's adaptation of 1984 was on BBC4 a few years ago, have there been any plans to release that.
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