Black Licorice is out now! We also got some new BTS stills from Episode 1
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Black Licorice is out now! We also got some new BTS stills from Episode 1
Photo Credit: Sophie Giraud/AMC
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An album of set stills from ‘The Eagle’ 1925. Comprising a black cardboard photographic album, "Photographs" stamped in gilt and labeled, "'The Eagle' / Set Stills" to cover, containing thirty-two 8 x 10 in. gelatin silver prints laid in to blank pages, each with set numbers written in ink to photographs' lower right corners, with typed captions laid in to album pages listing scene numbers, brief set descriptions, and each set's cost. An impressive group of set stills, apparently for studio reference use, from this romance starring Rudolph Valentino and Vilma Banky set in Czarist Russia. Valentino is pictured in nine of the photographs. One blank page is captioned, indicating that a photograph is missing. Provenance: The Estate of William Self
2. A Rudolph Valentino letter to René Clair - Letter Signed ("Rudolph Valentino"), 2 pp recto and verso, 8vo, Beverly Hills, June 15, 1926, to René Clair, on "Falcon Lair" stationery and written in French, with handwritten transmittal envelope. Rudolph Valentino was eager to help his brother, Alberto, land a job in the film industry. He writes this "letter of introduction" to French director Clair, with whom he had become acquainted in France. He explains Alberto's value in handling translation and subtitle duties and helping in film production and expresses a wish that Alberto and Clair collaborate on a project when Alberto returns to Europe. For reasons unknown, the letter was never sent; Valentino died suddenly two months later at the age of 31. Provenance: The Estate of William Self
(Source: Bonhams)
Master production set stills from: Phantom Lady (Dir. Robert Siodmak, 1944). Source
Hearing the rumblings of crews starting to work on movies. My bags are packed, my gear cleaned, batteries charged, new cards, and film is all labeled. I’m just putting the energy out there, I’m ready...
Kids from the neighborhood hanging around our set. We’re working on a piece of fiction based upon the doc, “12 O’Clock Boys” for Sony Pictures. Our movie is called (For the moment, cause things change...) “Charm City”. Canon 6D, Sigma 24mm. NIK Analogue Efex Pro.