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« Reply #24 on: May 06, 2008, 11:27:46 AM » |
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Check this out, it's the site for it. It says there is a making of documentary. Yes, I'm watching it right now. It's called "An Old Fashioned Love Story: the Making of The Bridges of Madison County" and has present-day interviews with Clint, Meryl, cinematographer Jack Green, editor Joel Cox, screenwriter Richard LaGravenese, production designer Jeannine Claudia Oppewall, producer Kathleen Kennedy and the supporting actors Annie Corley, Victor Slezak and Jim Haynie. And yes, the feature-length audio commentary track is with Jack Green and Joel Cox. There's also a "Doe Eyes" music video and the theatrical trailer. Oh, and it's a crisp widescreen transfer.  |
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« Reply #33 on: May 11, 2008, 06:36:06 PM » |
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hm the story is good but i like him more in other movies,, like him more with gun then with camera in his hand  I even read the book trying to figure why the hell he made that kind of movie,, I bought the copy but havent watched it yet ,, seen it only once on tv,,, somethong must be wrong with me coz being a girl and all,, my heart aint exactly on right place oh how true and I loved what he said about it "when I was doing the bridges of mc i thought to myself this romantic stuff is really taff I cant wait to get back to shooting and killing"  and yeah on more thing ,, was happy to find out that book is much much more ,,, u know,, too much crying and that kind of stuff |
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« Reply #35 on: May 18, 2008, 11:31:25 AM » |
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Probably you're thinking of The Bridges of Madison County: the Film (New York, NY : Warner Books, ©1995), featuring photographs by Ken Regan, the still photographer on the shoot (who lent Clint his cameras to "star" in the film). Besides the "picture book" part, which tells the story of the film in a series of stills, there's a postscript by Claudia Glenn Dowling, "A Visit to Madison County," which is about the making of the film. The book is readily available from the usual sources, including e-Bay, which is where I found this photo:  The ISBN is 0446519979. |
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« Reply #38 on: May 27, 2008, 01:21:23 AM » |
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^ I might do the same  Anybody listened to the commentary yet?
Not yet. I've only watched the making of. Probably you're thinking of The Bridges of Madison County: the Film (New York, NY : Warner Books, ©1995), featuring photographs by Ken Regan, the still photographer on the shoot (who lent Clint his cameras to "star" in the film). Besides the "picture book" part, which tells the story of the film in a series of stills, there's a postscript by Claudia Glenn Dowling, "A Visit to Madison County," which is about the making of the film.
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