Simon1 wrote:Those few seconds accomplish more already than that Scientology monstrocity The Searcher. Thom Zimney hopefully will be watching and learn something.
I look foward to the series, and thank the Lord no grieving "widow" Cilla or comatose Jerry Schilling around!
Mojo Filter wrote:Simon1 wrote:Those few seconds accomplish more already than that Scientology monstrocity The Searcher. Thom Zimney hopefully will be watching and learn something.
I look foward to the series, and thank the Lord no grieving "widow" Cilla or comatose Jerry Schilling around!
I seriously doubt Thom will be watching specifically to learn about unseen footage.
Film makers like him wouldn't know what's seen or unseen and they probably don't care they use whatever is given to them.
Besides, didn't the Searcher contain unseen footage? Elvis and Sam Phillips footage from 1961 was totally new wasn't it? And there was others too?
I do agree about Jerry and Cilla....they bore the hell out of me.
cadillac-elvis wrote:Mojo Filter wrote:Simon1 wrote:Those few seconds accomplish more already than that Scientology monstrocity The Searcher. Thom Zimney hopefully will be watching and learn something.
I look foward to the series, and thank the Lord no grieving "widow" Cilla or comatose Jerry Schilling around!
I seriously doubt Thom will be watching specifically to learn about unseen footage.
Film makers like him wouldn't know what's seen or unseen and they probably don't care they use whatever is given to them.
Besides, didn't the Searcher contain unseen footage? Elvis and Sam Phillips footage from 1961 was totally new wasn't it? And there was others too?
I do agree about Jerry and Cilla....they bore the hell out of me.
Yes the Searcher did have that short clip of Elvis and Sam from 1961. The best clip in the whole movie.
But, and I was going to bring this up earlier, that Ken Burns making a documentary on Country music, was going to
have to include a snippet about Elvis, because although Elvis was mainly a rocknroll, rockabilly, pop star singer, he
was not known for his country music contributions, even though he did include country music at his shows and albums.
Given that...Ken Burns could have used any old clip to make his point about Elvis' contribution to country music,
isn't it just a tad suspicious that he finds and uses a previously unknown clip from 1957.....this just can't be coincidence.
Pink&Black wrote:More footage has turned up. featuring an ubercool Elvis and Johnny Cash!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QHR7Dc8Bx8
Pink&Black wrote:More footage has turned up. featuring an ubercool Elvis and Johnny Cash!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QHR7Dc8Bx8
John wrote:Pink&Black wrote:More footage has turned up. featuring an ubercool Elvis and Johnny Cash!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QHR7Dc8Bx8
Bloody hellfire. Now that is amazing. Where the hell has that been hiding?
Mister Moon wrote:Pink&Black wrote:More footage has turned up. featuring an ubercool Elvis and Johnny Cash!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QHR7Dc8Bx8
Holy crap !
Fantastic stuff. Elvis is clearly doing the "Baby I Don't Care" routine. Nice Johnny Cash film too.
Thank you !
JustinGausman wrote:My guess would be Cash/Carter estates.
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