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Title: Brian Wilson-portraits in (fictional) films: Post by: rasmus skotte on December 17, 2007, 03:01:52 AM 'Eddie And The Cruisers' from 1983 by Martin Davidson
-on dvd in 2001. MGM Home Entertainment 'Whale Music' from 1994 by Richard J. Lewis -on dvd in 2005. Alliance Atlantis (Canada) 'Grace Of my Heart' from 1996 by Allison Anders -on dvd in 1999. Universal (Collectors's Edition) (she is also represented in the new 2-dvd boxset of 'Two-lane Blacktop' on one of the two new audio commentaries in conversation with that film's director Monte hellman) These 3 movies are mentioned by David Leaf in his opening essay from the SMiLE concert programme (2004) - though only the first one by title, the second in its novel-origin and the last one just indirectly. 'Seconds' (?) from 1966 by John Frankenheimer -on dvd in 2001. Paramount Pictures This movie examplifies extraordinary synchronicities and is in this capacity the finest portrait ever on (fictional) film of the nineteensixties Brian Wilson-persona - besides being a masterpiece in its own right! For further references on this - according to Andrew Hultkrans and yours truly respectively... http://www.tinhouse.com/mag/back_issues/archive/issues/issue_10/feature.html http://www.earcandymag.com/daftbeachmovie.htm Your own entries (and reviews) to this list are most welcome! Title: Re: Brian Wilson-portraits in (fictional) films: Post by: rasmus skotte on December 17, 2007, 04:23:24 AM Speaking of 'Seconds', I just found the full Dialogue Transcript online. There it's confirmed that the famous quote:
"Hello, Mr. Wilson" is n e ve r uttered! The closest candidates are: "Ah, Mr. Wilson" (twice) "Ah, there you are, Mr. Wilson" "Welcome home, Mr. Wilson" & "Oh, Mr. Wilson" as you can see for yourself here: http://www.script-o-rama.com/movie_scripts/s/seconds-script-transcript-rock-hudson.html |