hollywoodreporter.com - 9/16/2008
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'Collector's Choice' selections include Boetticher westerns Staff report Sept 3, 2008, 05:15 PM ET Martin Scorsese's the Film Foundation has partnered with Sony Pictures Home Entertainment to bring to DVD unreleased movies from the Sony library. Films will be released under the "Collector's ...
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Termite Art —
... Looking past the awful cover, and the deathly pallor of Boetticher's PhotoShopped face, this is a wonderful release, and a lot of thanks have to go to Martin Scorsese's The Film Foundation, which has partnered with Sony in releasing some of their ignored gems. Undoubtedly these would have languished for many more years without their intervention, despite the years of clamoring from fans. ...
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... Martin Scorsese’s is once again making sure some deserving films see the light of day. His Film Foundation is partnering with Sony Pictures Home Entertainment to bring movies lingering in Sony’s library to DVD with new content like talent interviews and more. ...
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