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What Bing Film Would You Like To See on DVD?
Which Bing Crosby film would you like to see released on DVD? (I know Dixie was released in England at some point, but it hasn't been in the US). I have bootleg copies of all of Bing's movies but I would love to see these movies commerically released...
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Re: What Bing Film Would You Like To See on DVD?
They're all good. The 1930 films were light hearted and wish these would be shown on TCM.
TCM just show a selection of Bing.
Little Boy Lost gave Bing a dramatic role as well as using his vocal chords.
Mr. Music was a so-so and Man on Fire without a song and wasn't all that bad.
7th. October I'll be screening the 6 Mack Sennett shorts along with Errol Flynn's first film - In Wake of the Bounty. He was 23 at the time.
The 14th. had been booked for another programme.
$5.00, 2pm Roxy Theatre Morton WA (that is Washington State, West Australia).
Back to Bing - put all of them on DVD.
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Re: What Bing Film Would You Like To See on DVD?
Only three votes have been cast - let your voices be heard!
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Re: What Bing Film Would You Like To See on DVD?
Archiefit wrote:
I'd like to see Top o' The Moanin' & Mr. Music released. Dixie's in color so I'd like to see that one as 3rd choice. Do you think this will make a shred of difference to those in charge of releasing these things? Thank goodness for DVD recorders & bootlegs.
Nope, not a shred of a difference at all. I'm just curious what movie everyone would like to see. I have them all on bootleg DVDs already.
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