Nothing Lasts Forever 1984 [XviD] (VHS)
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As we may wait forever for this to get a DVD release (it has never even had a VHS release), I have ripped this from my 20 year old tape taken from cable. I have cleaned it up and for it looks pretty good. Nothing Lasts Forever is a 1984 movie starring a number of high profile Hollywood actors. It was directed by Tom Schiller, who had previously worked on Saturday Night Live. Although widely regarded as a classic, and highly sought after, the movie was given only a very limited theatrical release, and, as of 2007 has not been released on home video. The movie stars Zach Galligan and Lauren Tom in the lead roles, with a supporting cast including Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Sam Jaffe and Mort Sahl. John Belushi was to appear in the film, but he died 6 weeks before production began. The making of the film, through interviews with Tom Schiller, Lorne Michaels, Zach Galligan, Lauren Tom, Bill Murray and others involved with the film, is chronicled in the book Nothing Lost Forever: The Films of Tom Schiller by Michael Streeter (BearManor Media, 2005). Legal status A Warner Brothers spokesman stated in 2003 and again in February 2006 that the film cannot be released for unspecified "legal difficulties" . The film includes a large number of clips to give it the feel of the 1930s, and it is possible that getting copyright clearance for these clips has proved difficult. In 2007, another chat was conducted and Warner claimed it was "on the middle burner -- not the front, but not the back." It is possible that this means the legal issues have been cleared up, but this was not explicitly stated. Bill Murray and Dan Aykroyd have both agreed to take part in DVD special features, should the film be finally released [4]. Murray and Schiller held a screening of the film on April 13, 2004 at the BAM Cinematek in Brooklyn, New York. On September 6, 2005, Murray, Schiller and Zach Galligan attended another screening, this time at Lincoln Center's Walter Reade Theater. The screening was followed by a Q&A session and a book signing of Nothing Lost Forever: The Films of Tom Schiller. Plot The plot concerns a young man (Galligan) who dreams of becoming an artist. On returning to his relatives in Manhattan, he finds that the Port Authority has taken control of the city, and is forced to work in a menial job under a trigger-happy boss (Aykroyd). His kindness to a tramp leads him to be taken into an underground network where he discovers that the city's tramps are controlling the destiny of all the cities in the world. They instruct him to travel to the moon on a mission to spread peace and find his true love (Lauren Tom). Galligan accidentally finds a bus travelling to the moon. Bill Murray plays the bus conductor. Director: Tom Schiller Producer: Lorne Michaels Actor Role Zach Galligan Adam Beckett Apollonia Van Ravenstein Mara Hofmeier Lauren Tom Ely Dan Aykroyd Buck Heller Imogene Coca Daisy Schackman Anita Ellis Aunt Anita Eddie Fisher Himself Sam Jaffe Father Knickerbocker Mort Sahl Uncle Mort Jan Triska Swedish Architect Comments are appreciated
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I saw this in 1988 at the first ever Santa Barbara (CA) Film Festival. The director had to beg the studio to let him show it.
I don't remember it well, but I remember being very amused. I'm looking forward to seeing it again.
BTW, during the talk after the movie, the director introduced his friend Miss Teri Garr who had come to support him at this, one of the few public screenings of his film. Turns out she was sitting two seats away from me. She had not expected to be introduced and was very embarrassed. She was dressed down, her hair pinned back in an unattractive but practical way, wore glasses instead of her usual contacts, etc. I did not recognize her, and at first thought he meant somebody else.
I don't remember it well, but I remember being very amused. I'm looking forward to seeing it again.
BTW, during the talk after the movie, the director introduced his friend Miss Teri Garr who had come to support him at this, one of the few public screenings of his film. Turns out she was sitting two seats away from me. She had not expected to be introduced and was very embarrassed. She was dressed down, her hair pinned back in an unattractive but practical way, wore glasses instead of her usual contacts, etc. I did not recognize her, and at first thought he meant somebody else.
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