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Hector J. Guzman Standard Userer	I found an interview on the Turner channel website. Turner Classic Movies quote: TCM: What is your next film project? A-14: "The Game of Their Lives," with the same director and writer as "Rudy" [David Anspaugh & Angelo Pizzo, respectively]. On the NPR website, they a couple of good segments that have to do with Jerry and his death. NPR
posted 07-26-2004 12:21 PM PT (US)

John C Winfrey Standard Userer	Thanks for this info. I read them and noted some things he said there that were kind of interesting when he spoke of Lonely are the Brave. That was his first big film. No doubt of that. What was kind of curious was he said it was the first film with a major studio and major actor. Interesting. Black Patch-1957-starred George Montgomery and Leo Gordon-so so western-lower budget, film by Montgomery, but not too bad, B-western but really not bad City of Fear-1959-never seen this Face of a Fugitive-Allied Artists studio-B western like many with Fred MacMurray back then-1959-not too bad a story in it-fairly good B western Studs Lonigan-1960-MGM-with Jack Nicholson in supporting role and Dick Foran(star of 30s and 40s making a comeback in films during this period). So-so juvenile type film set in 1920s. Definitely not major films, so hes right on that, major stars though in some of them. Although Jack Nicholson not known yet. George Montgomery and Fred MacMurray both fairly well known stars. BEst, J.
posted 07-26-2004 09:56 PM PT (US)

Shaun Rutherford Standard Userer	Just FYI, you can get a sure-to-be below-stellar-quality DVD version of Studs Lonigan, in a 4-pack called Classic Jack. All public domain prints, but still---if you've wanted to see it, get it. Shaun
posted 07-26-2004 10:42 PM PT (US)

Lorien Standard Userer	An hour long 1998 interview (and musics) on an NPR program called "Morning Becomes Eclectic": http://play.rbn.com/?url=livecon/kcrw-cp/demand/mb/mb980217Jerry_Goldsmith.ra Another such program: http://www.wnyc.org/stream/ram.py?file=soa/soa072304a.ra&file2=soa/soa072304b.ra [Message edited by Lorien on 07-29-2004]
posted 07-29-2004 02:48 AM PT (US)

John C Winfrey Standard Userer	I have many interviews on cassette that he did on radio and TV over the years and a great one done in 1986 on TV where he is talking about Poltergeist II and Black Patch, his first film with George Montgomery. I have some clips from the film in there too. Very interesting. J.
posted 07-29-2004 10:18 PM PT (US)

Hector J. Guzman Standard Userer	Perhaps you could put them up on the internet
posted 07-29-2004 10:26 PM PT (US)

PeterK FishChip	Jeff Bond's editorial in tomorrow's Minneapolis paper: http://www.startribune.com/stories/1553/4899494.html
posted 07-31-2004 01:38 PM PT (US)

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