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Greed (1924) 28/29
Directed by Eric von Stronheim. Running time approx. 4 hours. Made in 1924. The story of the making of the movie has become a Hollywood legend. Under the aegis of the Goldwyn studio, von Stroheim attempted to film a version of the book complete in every detail. To capture the authentic spirit of the story, he insisted on filming on location in San Francisco, the Sierra Nevada mountains, and Death Valley, despite harsh conditions. The result was a final print of the film that was an astonishing ten hours in length, produced at a cost of over $500,000 — an unheard of sum at that time (though Stroheim's 1921 film Foolish Wives was publicized by MGM as costing over a million) [1]. After screening the full-length film once to meet contractual obligations [2], Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, the studio that acquired Goldwyn during production, forced von Stroheim to edit the film to a more manageable length, and, with the assistance of fellow director Rex Ingram and editor Grant Whytock, he reluctantly trimmed the film to about four hours. The film was then removed from von Stroheim's control and cut further, despite his protests. Even key characters were removed from the final version so that it could be screened in a reasonable time frame. Existing prints of Greed run at about two hours and twenty minutes. The hours of cut film were destroyed by a janitor cleaning a vault who thought they were not important film rolls and threw them in an incinerator (although it appears that much of it survived until at least the late 1950s), and this film is known as one of the most famous "lost films" in cinema history. The released version of the film was a box-office failure, and was fiercely panned by critics. In later years, even in its shortened form, it was recognized as one of the great realistic films of its time. Rare behind-the-scenes footage of Greed can be seen in the Goldwyn Pictures film Souls for Sale. In 1999, Turner Entertainment (the film's current rights holder) decided to "recreate", as closely as possible, the original version by combining the existing footage with still photographs of the lost scenes, in accordance with an original continuity outline written by director Erich von Stroheim. This restoration runs almost four hours. The re-edit was produced by Rick Schmidlin. (Other classic films with missing footage include Orson Welles's The Magnificent Ambersons, Frank Capra's Lost Horizon, George Cukor's A Star Is Born and von Stroheim's Queen Kelly). In 1991, this film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry as being deemed "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant".
C.S Lewis - Mere Christianity (Part 28)
One of C.S Lewis' most influential pieces of work, Mere Christianity has become a corner stone of modern Christian apologetics. Originally broadcast on the radio as a lecture during World War Two, C.S Lewis would eventually turn the transcripts from the radio broadcast into three individual pamphlets, these in turn would be later compiled to create the iconic book that is 'Mere Christianity'. A former Atheist himself, Lewis once exclaimed "Had God designed the world, it would not be A world so frail and faulty as we see." Reflecting on his days as an Atheist, Lewis described how he was "very angry with God for not existing" and after converting to Christianity he found himself declaring "I believe in Christianity as I believe that the sun has risen, not only because I see it, but because by it I see everything else." Mere Christianity deals with the basic beliefs upheld by all Christians, and on purpose, Lewis avoids singling out any one denomination, instead focusing on fundamental teachings of the Christian faith. This audio adaption is read aloud by Jeffrey Howard. Resources C. S. Lewis http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C._S._Lewis Mere Christianity http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mere_Christianity C.s Lewis Foundation http://www.cslewis.org/
Holtz-Eakin on McCain: MSNBC 10/28/08
Douglas Holtz-Eakin on John McCain "MSNBC Live" 02:05pm Commentary TOPIC: taxes, Obama, McCain, healthcare rebate TRANSCRIPT: HOLTZ-EAKIN: in all the key battleground states were competitive and closing. Theres a good reason why, if you look at where America is right now and you look at what failed us [Obama] wants to bring big tax dollars into Washington, wants to pour taxpayers money into banks on Wall St. Those are a recipe for failure. Hes saying oh, it will be fine, trust me. Well it wasnt fine on Wall Street and it wont be fine with Barack Obama. [] [tax figures from Tax Policy Center for Obamas tax plan] [] Its gonna be small solace when they dont have a job and thats the great Achilles heel of the Obama plan bottom line is the Barack Obama campaign is dead set on raising somebodys taxes no matter what and the question is why. And the answer is, despite the fact that its going to hurt economic growth, despite the fact that weve seen that it will hurt people with disabilities who have special needs trusts, despite the fact that its gonna raise the marriage tax and bring it back into the tax code, theyre gonna do it for the purposes of redistribution and redistribution alone. [] [McCains proposed healthcare tax rebate, which would also give money to people who dont pay taxes] is a reform of existing tax subsidy which has been very unfair in that it favored only one kind of insurance and gave more to rich people McCains reforms simply make an existing policy more fair, gives anyone who gets private insurance some help and the same amount whether youre rich or poor. And its not like writing checks to people, this is about getting healthcare. LABEL: DHE JM MSNBC 10-28-08 14.05 (MS#58) I
Thriller Teaching Videos 2.1 -- Part 28 of 40 clips
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