Author: Cimino, Michael.
Title: An Original Large Format Illustrated Ticket for the Preview Showing of Michael Cimino's Much Maligned Masterpiece "Heaven's Gate".
Description: [New York City]: United Artists, 1980. 1980. - An 8-3/4 inch high by 5-3/4 inch wide broadside printed in red & black on heavy glossy stock. "Admit One / Cinema I Theatre / 60th Street & 3rd Avenue / Tuesday, November 18, 1980 7:00 PM" is printed in black at the top of the ticket above the director's name & title "Michael Cimino's / Heaven's Gate" printed in burgundy red. Formal decorations in red frame the title which is centered above a soft-toned photographic illustration depicting Kris Kristofferson in a scene from the film. There is a crease through the center of the ticket where it has been folded. Good. This is ticket "No. 510" to the November 18th Preview for the film starring Kris Kristofferson with Christopher Walken, Isabelle Huppert, John Hurt, Sam Waterston, Brad Dourif, Joseph Cotten, and Jeff Bridges. One of the costliest films to date at the time of its release, Michael Cimino's much maligned masterpiece "Heaven's Gate" opened at the Cinema I Theatre in New York City on November 19th, 1980 to controversy and negative criticism. Much of the controversy was due to the bad press generated by the delays and cost overruns which haunted the film prior to its opening. Though many lambasted it, others thought the film a masterpiece. Shot by Vilmos Zsigmond, this lyrical ballad about the Johnson County Wars is is in some respects reminiscent of Bertolucci's "1900". Similar to Bertolucci's grandiose film, Cimino's original cut ran 5 hours and 25 minutes. That version was never to hit the screen as United Artists executives forced him to edit it down to the 3 hour and 39 minute version which opened on November 19th. That version ran for only a week at New York's Cinema I Theatre before it was pulled by Cimino. Six months later, the film was more widely released in a 2 hour and 29 minute version. Good .
Keywords: FILM; CINEMA; MOVIES; MICHAEL CIMINO; ORIGINAL BROADSIDE; HEAVEN'S GATE; PREVIEW; TICKET; ILLUSTRATED; ILLUSTRATION; KRIS KRISTOFFERSON; CHRISTOPHER WALKEN; JOSEPH COTTEN; JEFF BRIDGES; JOHN HURT; SAM WATERSTON; ISABELLE HUPPERT; VILMOS ZSIGMOND; UNIT
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Title: An Original Large Format Illustrated Ticket for the Preview Showing of Michael Cimino's Much Maligned Masterpiece "Heaven's Gate".
Description: [New York City]: United Artists, 1980. 1980. - An 8-3/4 inch high by 5-3/4 inch wide broadside printed in red & black on heavy glossy stock. "Admit One / Cinema I Theatre / 60th Street & 3rd Avenue / Tuesday, November 18, 1980 7:00 PM" is printed in black at the top of the ticket above the director's name & title "Michael Cimino's / Heaven's Gate" printed in burgundy red. Formal decorations in red frame the title which is centered above a soft-toned photographic illustration depicting Kris Kristofferson in a scene from the film. There is a crease through the center of the ticket where it has been folded. Good. This is ticket "No. 510" to the November 18th Preview for the film starring Kris Kristofferson with Christopher Walken, Isabelle Huppert, John Hurt, Sam Waterston, Brad Dourif, Joseph Cotten, and Jeff Bridges. One of the costliest films to date at the time of its release, Michael Cimino's much maligned masterpiece "Heaven's Gate" opened at the Cinema I Theatre in New York City on November 19th, 1980 to controversy and negative criticism. Much of the controversy was due to the bad press generated by the delays and cost overruns which haunted the film prior to its opening. Though many lambasted it, others thought the film a masterpiece. Shot by Vilmos Zsigmond, this lyrical ballad about the Johnson County Wars is is in some respects reminiscent of Bertolucci's "1900". Similar to Bertolucci's grandiose film, Cimino's original cut ran 5 hours and 25 minutes. That version was never to hit the screen as United Artists executives forced him to edit it down to the 3 hour and 39 minute version which opened on November 19th. That version ran for only a week at New York's Cinema I Theatre before it was pulled by Cimino. Six months later, the film was more widely released in a 2 hour and 29 minute version. Good .
Keywords: FILM; CINEMA; MOVIES; MICHAEL CIMINO; ORIGINAL BROADSIDE; HEAVEN'S GATE; PREVIEW; TICKET; ILLUSTRATED; ILLUSTRATION; KRIS KRISTOFFERSON; CHRISTOPHER WALKEN; JOSEPH COTTEN; JEFF BRIDGES; JOHN HURT; SAM WATERSTON; ISABELLE HUPPERT; VILMOS ZSIGMOND; UNIT
Price: US$ 200.00 Seller: Blue Mountain Books & Manuscripts, Ltd.
- Book number: 36446
- Book number: 36446
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