A Deadly Recompense is destined to become an American movie classic if it's made into a movie. I enjoy AMC just as much as I enjoy reading. Hollywood has been hurting for some real blockbusters for sometime now. Get A Deadly Recompense online at barnes and noble or amazon. I gusrantee you you won't be disappointed.
Barrington L Strauchn-Bey II
June 28, 2009 4:25pm
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Actor David Carradine was set to co-star in the feature film entitled PORTLAND shooting in Los Angeles, CA and Portland, OR this summer.
Los Angeles, CA, June 4, 2009 - The cast, crew, and producing team behind the feature film Portland are shocked and saddened to learn of the tragic passing of co-star David Carradine on the eve of principal photography.
Portland was set to be David's next film and was his only project currently in pre-production. Helmed by Matthew Mishory, the picture stars Erin Daniels, Jonathan Caouette, Steven Martini, Renee Victor, and Alex Schemmer. Carradine was set to play a pivotal role in the film and this has been a great loss for the entire PORTLAND family. "An actor of David Carradine's stature behind our film meant the world to us," said executive producers Adrian Salpeter and Elizabeth Levine of Random Bench Productions. "Our thoughts are with his family and friends at this difficult time".
The team is committed to this film and are considering other actors to replace the irreplaceable David Carradine. The producers and all involved are moving forward with the production in his memory.
Mr. Carradine was truly a living legend of stage and screen, having worked with Martin Scorsese, Hal Ashby, Ingmar Bergman, and Quentin Tarantino, among many others, in a career that spanned nearly five decades.
Writer/director Matthew Mishory adds, "every filmmaker aspires to work with an iconic actor like David Carradine, he was one of a kind".
Random Bench Productions
June 5, 2009 5:21am
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I had taped this movie a number of years ago and misplaced my copy. I would love to see this classic about a boy and his bird dog "Promise". It is not available on vhs or dvd at all. Only the 1972 (disappointing) version can be found.
Colleen
May 28, 2009 12:00pm
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Where is the westerns? I am just a viewer but I would like to see WESTERNS Starrett, Rogers, Maynard, McCoy, Holt, Lane, Aurtry, Tex Ritter, Johnny Mack Brown, Red Ryder & Little Beaver, and all those old classic Westerns. Somebody let me know when "real" classic westerns will be aired.
Rev Jim
May 23, 2009 9:50am
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with volume on tv wide open program volume margionally audibal and commercials wide open.
chasjoet
May 22, 2009 5:26pm
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Hey there guys,
Maybe you can help me. AMC has these short, "back-to-the-program" commercials. Tehn only last a few seconds and appear right before the show/movie resumes. Well, there is a great electronica beat that is used in one of these short promos and I don't know what song it is. I have only heard it one other time at http://www.mtv.com/videos/misc/137362/too-young.jhtml#id=1601812 . If you fast-forward this MTV show to the 6:42 you can hear the song I am talking about. I would love to know what song it is. Any help is appreciated
ceomatt
May 13, 2009 11:07am
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DO YOU GUYS EVER AIR BATMAN-THE MOVIE AT ALL?
Daniel R. Bills
May 12, 2009 2:47pm
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DO YOU GUYS EVER AIR BATMAN-THE MOVIE AT ALL?
Daniel R. Bills
May 12, 2009 2:47pm
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could someone please help me figure out the name of this movie i saw years and years ago? i think it starred debbie reynolds or perhaps doris day...i'm not too sure if it's actually either one, but someone who kind of puts in the mind of them...the lady is engaged to get married and it seems that she lives with her grandparents. the grandfather is ill and close to dying; the doctors have him restricted to bed rest and the grandmother, granddaughter and house staff all keep taking cigars from him, which he has stashed all over his bedroom. the major theme of the movie is based upon advice the grandmother gives the granddaughter which is the premise that if you kiss a man a your toes curl and one foot automatically raises, then that is the man you should marry.
I think the woman kisses her fiance and nothing happens, when she kisses another gentleman who she met after being engaged, he was the one who made her toes curl and caused her foot to raise up.
i have searched everywhere and i cannot figure this one out.
id be so grateful if someone could provide a little assistance.
thanks!!!
movieluver
April 28, 2009 7:36pm
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i am not sure of the year but a while ago amc used to have a show about a radio station in the 30s or 40s. iw was comedy/drama. and id like to know the name of it and if its on dvd. please help!!! thanks
sherryk78
April 19, 2009 7:32pm
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