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Re: New "Catch-22" mini series adaptation in development
Thu Feb 01, 2018 6:48 pm
KiwiZac wrote:Has anyone ever seen the Catch-22 TV pilot starring Richard Dreyfus? It "lost" to MASH in 1970 and it seems to be lost to history...it's not even on YouTube!
Scroll up, I posted a youtube link to that very pilot!
Re: New "Catch-22" mini series adaptation in development
Sat Feb 03, 2018 7:26 am
KiwiZac wrote:Has anyone ever seen the Catch-22 TV pilot starring Richard Dreyfus? It "lost" to MASH in 1970 and it seems to be lost to history...it's not even on YouTube!
CAPFlyer wrote:Wow, hearing Frank Welker (aka Fred of Scooby Doo) as the pilot makes perfect sense for some reason.
There's a saying that if you've seen an American cartoon you've heard Frank. The same could be said for about 50% of movies too!
I found the Catch-22 TV pilot on Youtube.
It is truly bizarre, canned laugh track included! Cast is full of faces you'll recognize (Col. Lard!).
Don't know if it's been mentioned , two B-25's from the States flew to Sardinia for the filming. Axis Nightmare, 45-8898, from Tri-State near Cincinatti and Photo Fanny, 44-30423, from Planes Of Fame. Seen movie short of the flight of Axis Nightmare to Sardinia and can't remember if I seen it online or at Tri-State my last visit in Nov. The movie also used a P-51 and a Ju-52(or CASA) in filming and a few more. Axis Nightmare still had on it's movie paint, removeable of course according to my guide, NOHA307.
Don't know how everyone else feels but I think it really looks good. Utilizing CGI as an enhancement to tell a story while allowing the actual footage to do the heavy lifting. I'm thoroughly excited to see this classic novel retold for a 21st-century audience.
Tom use to say he was the "Worlds greatest fighter pilot" had many adult beverage with him, did he tell the story of singing the Marines hymn to John Wayne?