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• Re: "Wild Strawberries" - patrickU 11:57:34 09/27/03 (4)
  In Reply to: Will Bergman´s "Wild Strawberries" do? posted by orejones on September 27, 2003 at 11:01:06:

  It is a part of the film. Here no abuse. No lack of fantasy.
  It is the master´s hand.
  L ´exception qui comfirme la regle.....
  But cher ami you will surely agree that most flashback in most films are a pain...I won´t precise.
  Or isn´t ?
  
  

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  • Yes, it´s frequently misused . But then there´s "Citizen Kane"... ;^)) (nt) - orejones 08:24:46 09/29/03 (3)
    In Reply to: Re: "Wild Strawberries" posted by patrickU on September 27, 2003 at 11:57:34:

    
    
    

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    • Re: Yes, it´s frequently misused . But then there´s "Citizen Kane"... ;^)) (nt) - patrickU 08:33:41 09/29/03 (2)
      In Reply to: Yes, it´s frequently misused . But then there´s "Citizen Kane"... ;^)) (nt) posted by orejones on September 29, 2003 at 08:24:46:

      Yes, the very first few second and the very last...that will not disturb the flow of little Rosebud.( by the way do you know what Orson meant and all the hate with Randolph..)
      
      

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      • Well, Orson was somewhat... liberal, and it seems he didn´t like Hearst ... - orejones 09:32:10 09/29/03 (1)
        In Reply to: Re: Yes, it´s frequently misused . But then there´s "Citizen Kane"... ;^)) (nt) posted by patrickU on September 29, 2003 at 08:33:41:

        ...who was some kind of Murdoch in those days... And that small thing about war against Spain..., and then Murd... oops, Hearst tried to stop him, and later he did everything he could to kill Orson´s career...

        Tonight I´m going to see Orson´s "Don Quijote"...: did you know about that one? It seems to have run the same fate of Eisenstein´s Mexican film... not finished, while he worked on it for quite a few years... Jesus Franco ("La Buena Estrella", and excellent film I strongly recommend to you) somehow put everything he left together, and maybe this is kind of a world´s premiere... and it will be in TV!

        I feel more than a bit anxious...

        Regards

        BF
        
        

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        • Re: Well, Orson was somewhat... liberal, and it seems he didn´t like Hearst ... - patrickU 09:52:13 09/29/03 (0)
          In Reply to: Well, Orson was somewhat... liberal, and it seems he didn´t like Hearst ... posted by orejones on September 29, 2003 at 09:32:10:

          Well Rosebud was the name Hearst had for a part of Marion Davies anatomie ( his lover ) Orson learn that and put it in the fim..Hearth was more than furious.
          Yes I am aware of Don Quichote it was " His " chimere...I think he work for thirties years on it...
          Do you know that there is again an aborted film on the same subject? ( Depp )
          I will watch out.
          Salut,
          Patrick
          
          
          

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