Barron collectively, perhaps it's time to take the effort to make this project happen seriously. With this new spark of inspiration from Murphy and Mr. In fact, a very similar comment was quoted in a Peter Laird, "Blast From the Past" Web site feature back in late 2001. This is not the first time Barron has made such a comment. I think it would be nice to do a definitive release as the extras have always been very limited." I have lots of original artwork and even a rough cut with a few extra scenes on tape. I would be very keen to contribute to this idea if you thought it a good one. ".there has been quite a lot of blogging about a director's special edition of the first movie, particularly in the light of its impending 25th anniversary. Today, Steve Murphy of Mirage Studios posted the following, a quote of an email sent by Steve Barron, director of the first TMNT film, to a Warner Brothers representative: The response has consistently been, "We are not interested in that project." Tweet Fans have made half-hazard efforts to get New Line Cinema (and now, Warner Brothers) to release a special edition of, at least, the first Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film - if not all three - for many years.
It's really all quite fantastic and I think it will also give you extra appreciation for all of the hard work that people put into this movie to make it the classic it ended up being.Ī classic that should receive proper DVD treatment! *ahem*
There are quotes from all of the major players who had a hand in making the movie, including the late and great Jim Henson. One of the reasons I went through with typing 20 pages of these things was that all of the information is really, really unique and interesting, and I'm not sure that there's anywhere else that you can read something similar to this. zip file, you'll have more production notes to read. After I did that, I ended up typing 20 pages of production notes, so I really didn't save myself from anything.īelow you'll find all of the photos included with the kit as well as an excerpt from the production notes. Instead of focusing on a deleted scene today, I thought I would give typing a break and scan the contents of the press kit for the original movie. Back in 1990 it was a simple folder loaded with some 8x10 black and white photos and some photocopied production notes. These days they're all done digitally, compiled onto DVDs.
Tweet In case it's not already obvious, a Press Kit gets constructed and released - to the press - as part of the marketing effort for a film.
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