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I'm with you 100%, Prince, but I wouldn't hold my breath. The subject has been thrown around quite a bit here and it simply isn't a money-making proposition for Universal. You're talking about a very small niche market of potential buyers and it just wouldn't make financial sense to put the wheels in motion. They'd (Universal) rather repackage and reissue franchise titles like FRANKENSTEIN and DRACULA for the umpteenth time and from their point of view can't say as I blame them. I always thought it would be a no-brainer for Universal to open the vaults and offer this neglected and unwanted product to parties willing to do the work necessary to market these titles. Apparently the next time the vaults are opened will be to sweep out the decomposing celluloid dust.
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The World of Sherlock Holmes
Murder and Mystery
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