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Re: Is 'London After Midnight' the Most Sought Lost Film?
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Well, I guess that everyone's mileage may vary. But I could probably name several dozen lost films that I'd more rather see. Some at the top of the list would be A Blind Bargain, Der Januskopf and One Glorious Day. But, you have to keep in mind that I'm more of a sci fi fan than (gulp, am I supposed to say that here?!?!?) a horror fan. With that in mind I'd even take films like The Young Diana or maybe any of those lost "rejuvenation" films of the 20s...or... The First Men in the Moon (1919) ...or ...a full print of A Connecticut Yankee ...or...laugh, if you will....a look-see at one of those lost Harry Piel films ...or...either of the lost Frankenstein silents ...or ... The Unknown Purple ..or... The Strange Case of Capt. Ramper ...or...The Wizard..or...or
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But as for "seeking" anything in particular I'd be a happy man if only the films that do exist were just made available (as discussed somewhere or th'other in a thread in this folder).
However..after all is said and done....I do concede that LAM is easily the consensus Holy Grail.
Steve
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