Alfred a ti te mola esta película un huevo, por lo que veo

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Alfred a ti te mola esta película un huevo, por lo que veo

No, qué vaaa...sólo la adoro!!

Y seguimos sin fecha de lanzamiento confirmada en USA (sólo ClassicFlix se aventuró a decir que el 19 de Mayo)...

CBS owns the underlying play? When did that happen? CBS, at then Columbia Records President Goddard Lieberson's insistence, was the sole backer, and owns all cast recording rights. But the copyright on the play is in the name of Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe, and Warner bought the film rights for $5 million, with the film reverting to CBS seven years from release.

Did CBS later buy out Lerner and Loewe? Otherwise, I don't see how they own the play. They would still get income by virtue of backing the original production, a fact that, as I understand it, pretty much goes on until the copyright expires. But the Lerner and Loewe estates still own the copyright -- unless, of course, CBS bought the copyright from them, which maybe they did.

(Fuente: http://www.hometheaterforum.com/topi...der/?p=4214116)

And finally today, just a quick update on the status of CBS’ recent My Fair Lady restoration. I’ve checked with sources and learned that it’s definitely still coming to Blu-ray, but apparently the studio is working with Fathom Events to hold nationwide theatrical screening of the newly restored film this fall and wants to coordinate the release with that. So expect the Blu-ray now to be probably a 3rd Quarter release in time for the holidays.

(Fuente: http://www.hometheaterforum.com/topi...der/?p=4215819)

Entonces será la "51st Anniversary Edition" no la "50th"

O el 52 desde el rodaje.

Se está haciendo esperar pero, en fin, a ver si es para bien esta vez...

Estos de Classic Flix siguen insistiendo en que hoy es la fecha de lanzamiento de la edición 50 aniversario. Uff....

https://classicflix.com/fair-lady-bluray-p-15243.html