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Top of the World (1955) Frank Lovejoy
"Shades of Greene" (18 episodes, 1975-1976).
Stranger's Hand (1952 Trevor Howard, Richard Basehart).
The Man Within (1947 Richard Attenborough, Michael Redgrave).
Orient Express (1934 Ralph Morgan, Heather Angel, Norman Foster).
Bully: An Adventure with Teddy Roosevelt (1978) James Whitmore
The Third (3rd) Voice (1960, widescreen only)
Shock Treatment (1964, widescreen only)

sadsack wrote:"Shades of Greene" (18 episodes, 1975-1976).

Well, it still exists, and you can go see it in London or at a BFI branch somewhere else in the UK. That's at least something.

I have MAN WITHIN and STRANGER'S HAND.

spiny, that's great news. I didnt know the films still existed, so at least there's a chance a company like Network might be able to release it.

Marlowe, I should have qualified I'm looking for good copies of those two films. I've seen them on ioffer and torrent sites. STRANGER is overly bright (and might have had some other issues - I'd have to check the torrent video I have).
MAN WITHIN looks terribly soft (same as torrent, so I didnt download it): http://www.ioffer.com/i/the-man-within- ... -569087749" target="_blank" target="_blank

Sadsack,

Yes unfortunately the copies I have are not the best picture quality.

Cheers,
Marlowe

sadsack wrote:spiny, that's great news. I didnt know the films still existed, so at least there's a chance a company like Network might be able to release it.

Well, until that time you can try to order them from ITN Source or view them somewhere, but for both options you need to be in the UK.

do you mean this site: http://www.itnsource.com" target="_blank
Did a search but it didnt turn up. I dont know if BFI would have digitized the film to preserve the content.

Sadsack,
I've, "Top of the World," Frank Lovejoy. Would U Have Anything 2 'Trade?' PM Me.
Thanx,
Ruby Schwartz
San Francisco, CA

sadsack wrote:do you mean this site: http://www.itnsource.com" target="_blank" target="_blank
Did a search but it didnt turn up. I dont know if BFI would have digitized the film to preserve the content.

Well it's been said to me that that doesn't mean they don't have it. The BFI have it so it survives.
But anyway that's only if you really really want it, because it doesn't come cheap!!

Ruby Schwartz wrote:Sadsack,
I've, "Top of the World," Frank Lovejoy. Would U Have Anything 2 'Trade?' PM Me.
Thanx,
Ruby Schwartz
San Francisco, CA

we've discussed trading in the past, "Ruby," and I dont have any of the super rarities you're looking for. Thanks anyways.