--- In celesteyarnallfanclub@yahoogroups.com, "farshadow_2000"

Shadow:
I bought a copy of "Eve" on VHS from Celeste back when she offered it
a few years ago. I've just recently dubbed it onto DVD with fair
results about a month ago. My only wish is that there was some way
to get around the color problem when converting to DVD since the
original print this was taken from is very faded, but still watchable.
If you're interested in a dub, if it's ok with Celeste, I can arrange
it.

A fellow jungle girl/cave girl fanatic...

FURZAN









<shadow1_@s...> wrote:
> --- In celesteyarnallfanclub@yahoogroups.com, "Celestial Pets .."
> <celestialpet@e...> wrote:
> > Don is looking to see if he has my VHS copy, as I can't find mine.
> > -Celeste
> >
> >
> >
> ok I understand, so I gather he makes copies off of one original
copy?
> What is the quality, if all that are sold are knockoffs of that one
> copy?
> Has anyone tested to see if a copy of the tape can be made as a dvd
> and what the quality is? When I saw it when I was 16 it was at an
> outdoor drive in, as I was 16 in 1968, you were great in it, but the
> copy shown here was not the greatest on the screen, or the
> projectinist had a bad copy of the movie, some cars left before the
> movie was over, probably due to the poor film quality or the rough
> sound, I stayed for the whole thing, and was glad I did, I thought
> about your movie for months, I could not believe Mirage saw you ,
you
> see she is 3 years younger than I am and I still cannot believe all
> the things she did in LA, being in tv and movies, but her folks had
> the 16mm and 35 mm films, and I saw all the publicity stuff from the
> films she was in, and I own copies of all the stuff now on vhs, and
I
> am trying to get everything now on DVD, but I bought her some
software
> to convert movies to dvd, since I know the films of her from UCLA
(she
> was a rose princess and a cheerleader while she was there, and the
> really old movies will probably never be on dvd, nor real film of
her
> marching with her platoon, and being with aviators at Beeville, or
> Corpus Christi, friends have filmed every time she gets a promotion,
> so all this stuff has to be converted also, that is why she and I
have
> asked so many questions, whether your friend does the conversion or
we
> do, there is quite a bit of work, involved, also if she converts the
> movie to dvd I have no idea how many copies are going to be wanted,
> you see she has right now over 48,242 members in her 55 groups, I am
> in horror thinking about what will happen when we just casually note
> to the groups the movie is available and a dvd version is possible,
> the flood of email may be horrendus, both she and I want to see you
> are compensated, Don is, and who ever does the conversion, needs to
be
> paid, then the issue of the artwork, and bonus film needs have to be
> addressed such as alternate ending, trailer, alternate voice track
by
> possibly you talking about what you remember about filming the movie
> or what you thought about working with Lee,Walker and Lom, stuff
like
> that, or just the movie and nothing else, ok and since which copy
US,
> Spain or UK affects the running length it is either 1 cd or a 2 cd
set
> if US copy at 97 minutes with trailer, ok you said the distribution
> company is gone, do you own the rights to the movie now? Who has the
> master set of reels? where is a set of the cans stored at? Have you
> talked this all over with an attorney since you started selling the
> movie last year, I am not an attorney, just in security, but Mirage
> being in the business from the technical end, film editing,
> reproduction, and legal,before she came to Houston, has somewhat
told
> me what is involved when you duplicate a film. Bottom line I don't
> want to see you, Don or us in trouble over this in any way at all.
> Her career in the Navy is not over, if she gets a star next year I
> don't want to see anything harm that possibility for her, or a job
> when she is finally taken off flying status late, at the Pentagon.
> So as much as I want a copy of the movie anot as much as I would
want
> any harm to come to you or her.She did say this morning before she
> went back to sleep if the film is public domain. and no one but you
> have re registered it (or you should a.s.a.p.)then a lot of legal
> issues are moot, it is much easier to duplicate then, if and a big
if
> there are no claims against the film by heirs to estates, or
survivors
> to the distribution company, you know what she is talking about?, a
> lot of it was to much for me to take in, in just a few minutes? You
> and she understand all this stuff, I have never got into film
> production so I don't understand all the complex issues she just
takes
> in like breathing, I guess being involved with it since she was 7
> would do that to a person.
>
> Shadow