Amadeus

Re: Amadeus

[quote author=John Hudson link=board=movies;num=1081420752;start=15#16 date=08/06/04 at 18:53:22]I own this one as well (The single $9.99 version) and just love it. Did you know F Murray was one of the Fruit of the Loom dudes?[/quote]


I got the double edition for £7.99. If I had to rent it, I would pay £5. So, better give 2 pounds more and get to keep it. Even if it is crap. :)

All the best

Fidel.
 
Re: Amadeus

[quote author=Mike_Donis link=board=movies;num=1081420752;start=15#21 date=08/08/04 at 16:26:55]Wow....5 pounds to rent a movie...that's about 12 dollars here in Canada! :-/[/quote]

Yes, but I think BlockBuster is a pound cheaper. Even so, it is still expensive.

All the best

Fidel.
 
Re: Amadeus

Hulce films since Amadeus:


Amadeus - 1984

The Rise and Rise of Daniel Rocket (TV) - 1986

Echo Park - 1986

Slamdance - 1987

Shadowman - 1988

Dominick and Eugene - 1988

John Henry (TV) - 1988

Parenthood - 1989

Black Rainbow - 1990

Murder in Mississippi (TV) - 1990

The Inner Circle - 1992

Fearless - 1993

Mary Shelley's Frankenstein - 1994

Wings Of Courage - 1995

The Heidi Chronicles (TV) - 1995

The Hunchback of Notre Dame - 1996

The Brink of Summer's End (Documentary) - Released 1997, Filmed pre-88

The Hunchback of Notre Dame II (Direct to video/DVD) - 2002

Amadeus - Director's Cut -- Tom Promotes the Film - 2002


Hmm... he's doing a lot of producing and directing for stage now. Lives in Seattle.

CaptM
 
Re: Amadeus

I loved Slamdance and Dominick and Eugene (In fact Ray Liotta is one of my favorite actors). Well, anyway, I always thought Hulce would be 'bigger'.
 
Re: Amadeus

[quote author=John Hudson link=board=movies;num=1081420752;start=15#16 date=08/06/04 at 18:53:22]Did you know F Murray was one of the Fruit of the Loom dudes?[/quote]

What makes perfect?
 
Re: Amadeus

Anyone else blown away by the fact that Amadeus was made in '84?
 
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