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PRIVATE PROPERTY: Leslie Stevens' "Lost" 1959 Movie?

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Jim Burns	PRIVATE PROPERTY: Leslie Stevens' "Lost" 1959 Movie?	Lead	[-]
Feb 7 13 4:18 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	All this posting about Leslie Stevens has finally prompted me to post the following!
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Jim Burns		#1	[-]
Feb 7 13 4:23 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	1959's PRIVATE PROPERTY was the first movie written, produced and directed by Leslie Stevens (THE OUTER LIMITS)... And aparently it's become quite the rarity! Starring Warren Oates, Corey Allen (later, a director at Universal and elsewhere), and Kate Manx, the picture was shot on an ultra-low budget, mostly at the home shared at the time by Manx and Stevens. Now, I've seen Stevens' HERO'S ISLAND, INCUBUS, MARRIAGE-GO-ROUND... PRIVATE PROPERTY is reportedly an offbeat suspense film, and if anyone knows how I can see it, please email me at: jameshburns2006@gmail.com (I'm also anxious to see the Joe Stefano's 1964 pilot/telefilm: "The Ghost of Sierra de Cobra" (The supernatural series was planned to be entitled, THE HAUNTED.) Supposedly, the latter used to run on Canadian television.... Thanks! Best, Jim
CapnDunsel		#2	[-]
Feb 7 13 9:31 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Jim Burns wrote: "The Ghost of Sierra de Cobra" (The supernatural series was planned to be entitled, THE HAUNTED.) Supposedly, the latter used to run on Canadian television.... I think they played it right after broadcasting the version of KING KONG with the spider pit scene.
TomWeaver999		#3	[-]
Feb 10 13 8:58 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Scott MacQueen just finished preserving it for the UCLA Archive. He tells me it uses CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON stock music in the last reel, which takes place in a swimming pool at night.
TomWeaver999		#4	[-]
Feb 10 13 9:00 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	http://brightlightsfilm.com/77/77lost-late-noir-leslie-stevens-private-property-found.php
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CapnDunsel		#5	[-]
Feb 10 13 4:06 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I wonder if it and Haunted/Ghost of Sierra will ever be distributed for a wider audience
Jim Burns		#6	[-]
Feb 12 13 12:58 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Tom, That's neat! And forgive my ignorance here for not knowing the usual UCLA procedures... Does that mean they'll be screening it this year? Best, Jim
TomWeaver999		#7	[-]
Feb 12 13 11:20 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Fingers crossed.
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