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Re: The High and the Mighty

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Susan G.

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Date Posted: 07:41:46 08/18/05 Thu
In reply to: Susan G. 's message, "Re: The High and the Mighty" on 08:45:01 08/15/05 Mon

I seem to be putting duplicate entries in here because I am hitting the enter key too soon after my name. Anyway, I just wanted to say that I looked at the High and the Mighty disc set again with the Leonard Maltin introductions. He did do an introduction on each disc and on the 1st disc he mentioned the cast members by name only, including Robert Newton, but that was all. He did not go into the specifics of why they were selected. On the 2nd disc there is a selection under 'Special Features', 'The Making of the H & M', and 'Stories from the set'. That is where they have interviews from some of the surviving cast members and go into the selection of the cast. This is where I was disappointed that there was not something about RN. So, I thought I had better correct my initial blast of Leonard Maltin because it was not in his introduction but was futher down in the disc.

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