re-release of the LotR movies {was GoF one movie? @ HPFGU-Movie}
Petra Pan
ms_petra_pan at yahoo.com
Wed Aug 27 05:43:43 UTC 2003
Tim:
> Have you heard that on the day
> before the release of RotK that they
> are going to play the extended
> versions of FotR & TT followed by
> RotK?? You can sit and watch all
> 10+ hours of LotR with intermissions
> between each film. Mark Dec 16th on
> your calendar's for this special event.
Tim, later:
> Those are the only details so far...
> and I found those at Yahoo Movies. The
> plan is to release the extended version
> of FotR in mid November... followed by
> the extended version of TT in early
> December... then the special event of
> all three films on the 16th... followed
> by the release of RotK on the 17th.
Here are some more details, which don't
quite mesh with what you've got. Do you
have an URL for me? :)
According to Variety.com:
"Just two weeks before the Dec. 17 release
of 'The Lord of the Rings: The Return of
the King' -- the final installment of the
Peter Jackson-helmed epic trilogy -- the
first two 'Ring' entries [this time with
additional scenes and footage added] will
be unspooling worldwide."
FotR (208 minutes) is for the week of
Dec. 5 then TT (214 minutes) for the week
of Dec. 12 - all this leading up to a
worldwide Dec. 16 daylong marathon,
during which all three films will be
shown back-to-back. A 3 p.m. showing of
FotR followed by TT at 7 p.m. then an
11 p.m. screening of "Return of the King"
is suggested by New Line.
It sounds like the US cities are already
set but not so outside the US. If you
won't be in the US in these weeks, you
might want to urge your favorite theaters
to join the festivities by contacting
their New Line account rep. ASAP.
You can get the "rest of the story" at:
http://tinyurl.com/lbep
(which is http://www.variety.com/
story.asp?l=story&a=VR1117891287&c=13)
Don't be rebuffed by the fact that this
is a subscription-based site: they offer
FREE trials. :)
Well, well, well...<g>...this is one
helluva way to campaign for the Oscars!
Petra
a
n :)
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