This week’s DVD report asks the burning question, “Why do you have to go to Japan, figuratively speaking, to get a Blu-ray of Minnelli’s great An American in Paris?” At The Auteurs’.
DVDSome Came Running by Glenn Kenny
An "American" In Japan
Tools of the Trade
F&S Recommends
- Campaign for Censorship Reform
- Glenn Kenny at Some Came Running
- New Zealand International Film Festival
- NZ On Screen
- RNZ Widescreen
- Robyn Gallagher
- Rocketman
- Sportsfreak NZ
- Telluride Film Festival at Telluride.net
- The Bobby Moore Fund
- The Hone Tuwhare Charitable Trust
- The Immortals by Martin Amis
- Wellington Film Society
- Wellingtonista
About F&S
You May Also Like
AsidesSome Came Running by Glenn Kenny
"Come Back, Africa"
"Come Back, Africa"
Every film is somehow circumscribed, if not defined, by the conditions of its making, and…
Glenn KennyJanuary 29, 2012
In MemoriamSome Came Running by Glenn Kenny
John Barry, 1933-2011
John Barry, 1933-2011
With Jane Birkin, when they were making the '60s swing. A brilliant, resourceful composer, and…
Glenn KennyJanuary 31, 2011
In MemoriamSome Came Running by Glenn Kenny
You're like me
You're like me
It was pretty widely known that Dennis Hopper had been terminally ill for some time;…
Glenn KennyMay 31, 2010
There is also a terrific Blu-ray of An American in Paris available in Europe.
Glenn, the Alan Jay Lerner LOLITA musical you discuss in your PARIS review did indeed sorta happen, though it wasn’t in collaboration with Loewe. While LOLITA, MY LOVE, with book and lyrics by Lerner and music by John Barry, closed during its pre-Broadway tour in 1971, it is now held in at least a little regard – a few of the show’s songs were even recorded after the musical folded.
Damn, I gotta be more careful about my American Musical Theater history.