Mark, Sounds like a must-have. Thanks.
Speaking of Ace Doubles, right after I read half of one a
couple months ago--Fear No More by Leslie Edgley--it ocurred
to me that it was one of my favorite ways to read a story
because it's fun not knowing when the end is coming. Anyone
else feel this way? When you read a novel on its own, as the
pages run out you know the end is near, but with the doubles,
it can sneak up on you. Same with omnibus editions. of course
that's only if you don't peak.
d.a.
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DJ-Anonyme@webtv.net wrote:
> D.A.
>
> It's Criterion 176, Ernest Hemingway's The
Killers.
> It comes in a case
> like the old Ace Doubles where each of the
two
> movies, Siodmak's and
> Siegel's, gets its own cover. Jonathan Lethem
does
> the liner notes for
> the 1946 film, Geoffrey O'Brien for the
1964.
>
> Other extras:
>
> Tarkovsky's student film version
> Stacy Keach reads the Hemingway story
> 1949 radio adaptation
> Paul Schrader's "Notes on Film Noir"
essay
> Video interview with Stuart Kaminsky
> Reflections with Clu Gulager
> Excerpts from Don Siegel's autobiography
> Various other extras.
>
> Mark
>
>
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