A VIEW TO A KILL (John Glen, 1985)

[Jox]

[Jox]

RIP Tanya Roberts
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/ ... dies-at-65

[Jox]

Oops
Tanya Roberts, 'That '70s Show' Star and Bond Girl, Is Not Dead, Rep Now Says
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/ ... dies-at-65

[Jox]

On John Barry scoring Bond and A VIEW TO A KILL, Starlog #94, May 1985
https://archive.org/details/starlog_mag ... 7/mode/2up

[Jox]

Storyboards, Call Sheets, and Production Ephemera:
https://ukm.propstoreauction.com/lot-de ... 8%252C3919

[Jox]

Re-released in the UK this week in Cineworld Cinemas, Vue, ODEON Cinemas, and Omniplex Cinemas.
https://www.facebook.com/JamesBond007/v ... 761248063/
https://www.filmstories.co.uk/features/ ... ond-movie/

[Jox]

Steelbook coming, exclusive to Zavvi
https://www.zavvi.com/blu-ray/a-view-to ... 35260.html

[Jox]

Dolph reportedly helped arranging that sparring scene between Grace Jones and Christopher Walken:

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4K scan of 35mm trailer reel

[Krom]

I hope one day the studious will be scanning the origibsl negative of all movies and release them, without any correction, on disc.

[Jox]

That's very unlikely for most movies. Scanning the negatives would mean scanning all the unedited dailies (and if they're still accessible) and then redo every single edits, and mandatory color grading...

It's not impossible but it costs a lot of money and takes a very long time. Metropolitan recently did it with their 4K restoration of BROTHERHOOD OF THE WOLF, I think it took about a year and cost who knows how much...

Or did you mean taking a vintage 35mm print or interpositive and just scan it with no further work, laving all the dirts and imperfections produced by time and usage? The majority of people wouldn't buy the DVDs & Blu-rays (they already seldomly do) if that was the case.

[Jox]

[Jox]

Super rare BTS shot of Grace, Dolph and director John Glen on the set of AVTK now auctioned
https://www.ebay.com/itm/386115914658

[Jox]

Unused poster concepts by artist Dan Goozee who just passed...