07. Wild In The Country

Mountain Mist · Postby **Mountain Mist** » Wed Dec 06, 2017 8:40 pm

Colin B wrote:
Mountain Mist wrote:...Here, below, I tried to imitate, lol
Recording (3).m4a

How does that sound ?

American !

Really?

That is really bad, lol LOL LOL LOL

(I mean the sound, not the country, lol) LOL

Ed A · Postby **Ed A** » Fri Oct 19, 2018 11:47 pm

Colin B wrote:
colonel snow wrote:In the original ending the movie character Irene committed suicide with success. As result of the preview (dated 27 january 1961) the ending of the movie was re-shoot early february 1961 where she survives the suicide.

Wouldn't it be good to have the original ending included as an 'extra' on a video release ?

Most video releases of cinema films have 'deleted scenes' included, except Elvis ones, of course !

We're lucky to get the film trailer...

My copy of the script contains both endings. The script is marked Revised Final - November 17, 1960. The script with the original ending runs to page 138. After that, there are 4 pages marked - ADDED SCENES - "WILD IN THE COUNTRY" - 12-15-60. These pages are changes to the motel scene wher Irene enters Glenn's suggesting they should try to drive home. Next, there are 4 pages marked RE-REVISED NEW ENDING - This scene begins with Glenn running in Irene's house and seeing the doctor reviving Irene with oxygen.

colonel snow · Postby **colonel snow** » Sun Oct 21, 2018 9:15 am

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Ed A · Postby **Ed A** » Sun Oct 21, 2018 12:30 pm

colonel snow wrote:
Ed A wrote:
Colin B wrote:
colonel snow wrote:In the original ending the movie character Irene committed suicide with success. As result of the preview (dated 27 january 1961) the ending of the movie was re-shoot early february 1961 where she survives the suicide.

Wouldn't it be good to have the original ending included as an 'extra' on a video release ?

Most video releases of cinema films have 'deleted scenes' included, except Elvis ones, of course !

We're lucky to get the film trailer...

My copy of the script contains both endings. The script is marked Revised Final - November 17, 1960. The script with the original ending runs to page 138. After that, there are 4 pages marked - ADDED SCENES - "WILD IN THE COUNTRY" - 12-15-60. These pages are changes to the motel scene wher Irene enters Glenn's suggesting they should try to drive home. Next, there are 4 pages marked RE-REVISED NEW ENDING - This scene begins with Glenn running in Irene's house and seeing the doctor reviving Irene with oxygen.

Who has written the script / screenplay?
It must be different to those added versions.

colonel snow

Screenplay by Clifford Odets

Postby **Suspicious Minds** » Tue Nov 20, 2018 2:25 pm

From the Eddie Hammer Elvis Presley Collection. Elvis Presley "Wild In The Country" original 8 x 10 black and white promotional movie photograph.

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https://www.gottahaverockandroll.com/mo ... ryid=26244

Ed A · Postby **Ed A** » Mon Dec 03, 2018 1:45 am

The 1961 paperback edition of "Wild in the Country", formerly known as "The Lost Country". I believe that this is the only "movie" book that featured Elvis on the cover. Another Elvis photo is on the back.

WIld in the Country - 1961.jpg

Private Presley · Postby **Private Presley** » Tue Oct 22, 2019 12:50 am

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A survey for the cinema goers.

colonel snow · Postby **colonel snow** » Sun Jan 26, 2020 9:35 pm

Lonely man - 78 rpm promo from Philippines

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colonel snow · Postby **colonel snow** » Sun Jan 26, 2020 9:37 pm