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AVATAR: The Way of the Water film panel with director James Cameron and actress Zoe Saldaña
First public appearance by director James Cameron after contracting Covid which prohibited him from attending many of his LA premiere dates for AVATAR: THE WAY OF THE WATER. This screening and panel discussion was held on December 18th in the David Geffen Theater at the Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles.
Presented here are the first 10 minutes of the panel focusing on the film's longer running time and how the studios responded to that issue; Zoe Saldaña's late arrival to the panel and Jim's hilarious tongue-in-cheek response; the overwhelming challenges that lead actress Zoe faced in performing with motion capture technology: and editor Stephen Rivkin and Jim discuss how "The Way of the Water" was "edited twice." Watch the video for the context of that statement. The choices that Jim had in terms of re-imagining and resizing the shots in the Pandora world after the motion capture was done was unprecedented.
The entire panel, seated left to right: moderator John Horn and host of the podcast Retake with John Horn; director/co-writer/producer/editor James Cameron; producer Jon Landau; actress Zoe Saldana; composer Simon Franglen; costume designer Deborah L. Scott; editor Stephen Rivkin, ACE; supervising sound editor Gwendolyn Yates Whittle; production designer Dylan Cole; and cinematographer Russell Carpenter.
Sidenote: for the remaining 20 minutes more of panel not shown here, hopefully others can post or provide more complete video coverage elsewhere. Gotta confess my hands got tired of holding the iPhone steady after 10 minutes and had to end the recording. I was shooting in 4K with the iPhone 13 (no Pro Res) and punching in for closer shots with video editing software. I did break the rules of video quality by reframing and going in closer than I should have, but in my view the result is still very watchable.
That said, an extraordinary array of talent from all departments graced that stage and I hope you enjoy this small sample of it.
Presented here are the first 10 minutes of the panel focusing on the film's longer running time and how the studios responded to that issue; Zoe Saldaña's late arrival to the panel and Jim's hilarious tongue-in-cheek response; the overwhelming challenges that lead actress Zoe faced in performing with motion capture technology: and editor Stephen Rivkin and Jim discuss how "The Way of the Water" was "edited twice." Watch the video for the context of that statement. The choices that Jim had in terms of re-imagining and resizing the shots in the Pandora world after the motion capture was done was unprecedented.
The entire panel, seated left to right: moderator John Horn and host of the podcast Retake with John Horn; director/co-writer/producer/editor James Cameron; producer Jon Landau; actress Zoe Saldana; composer Simon Franglen; costume designer Deborah L. Scott; editor Stephen Rivkin, ACE; supervising sound editor Gwendolyn Yates Whittle; production designer Dylan Cole; and cinematographer Russell Carpenter.
Sidenote: for the remaining 20 minutes more of panel not shown here, hopefully others can post or provide more complete video coverage elsewhere. Gotta confess my hands got tired of holding the iPhone steady after 10 minutes and had to end the recording. I was shooting in 4K with the iPhone 13 (no Pro Res) and punching in for closer shots with video editing software. I did break the rules of video quality by reframing and going in closer than I should have, but in my view the result is still very watchable.
That said, an extraordinary array of talent from all departments graced that stage and I hope you enjoy this small sample of it.
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Tom Hanks shows his anger at “A Man Called Otto” panel
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A hilarious Tom Hanks shows the source of his anger at the premiere of his new film A MAN CALLED OTTO. (A one and a half minute video taken from a panel discussion following the LA premiere of the film at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures on 12/5/22). Left to right: producer Rita Wilson, Tom Hanks, and cast members Mariana Treviño, Manuel Garcia-Rulfo, Truman Hanks (Tom's son who really nai...
FURY and MY FRIEND FLICKA tv series panel
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For fans of the classic tv series FURY and MY FRIEND FLICKA that originally aired in the 1950's, this is a panel discussion with several of the key cast members. Representing FURY are actors Robert Diamond (Joey Newton), James E. Baird (Pee Wee Jenkins), and Roger Mobley (Packy Lambert). And representing MY FRIEND FLICKA is actor John D. Washbrook (Ken McLaughlin). The panel was recorded on Jun...
TERRY ROBINSON: A Renaissance Man
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UPDATE: On May 19th, 2014, Terry Robinson passed away at the age of 98. What follows is the "log line" for this video produced in 2009: In today's uncertain world Terry Robinson's story appeals to everyone from seniors and baby boomers to the young people in their twenties & thirties. We all want more "control" of our lives...and help on how best to "live" our life. Terry has had a lifelong car...
Imagine Woody
There should be 5.5 billion likes on this video, not 55. It is inspiring and relevant for much of the world's population. +1
That's how he reacted after he found out he needs to get his Greek citizenship ready in order not to be extradited;)
Love Him , He can do no wrong. 😂
Ask him how many times he was visiting Epstein island again
Tom hanks is washed up. Got real real butt hurt at Rick Gervais’ s golden globe speech years ago. Tom had a real butt hurt stank face during it.
"Failure To Engage Turning Signal" should be a capital offense.
Zoe sounds nervous.
I wish your arms hadn't got tired! Still, thanks for posting this, hopefully others will have posted video from this panel.
Ricordavo bene. Terry è stato allenatore ed amico di Mario Lanza e ci sono molte foto che li ritraggono insieme. Mario era generoso ed amava circondarsi di persone che lui riteneva amici e che ricambiava con gran cuore.Credo che la sua prematura scomparsa abbia lasciato molti rimpianti in tutti quelli che hanno avuto la fortuna di conoscerlo e di frequentarlo.
Was Jimmy Baird related to Pamela Baird who appeared on My Friend Flicka?
Mobley was excellent as Gallagher. He had a similar charisma to Kurt Russell.
He was a special human being. Blessed to have worked with him in such a unique place and time. He inspires me to this day. -JLA
for everyone out there, terry robinson, was a true humanatarian, and was my best friend. I got to know terry, through me being a member of the mario lanza institute, in philadelphia. terry was a health trainer working for mgm studios, in hollywood, where he had the tenor mario lanza as a student. mario was over weight, so terry would work him out, and put him on a diet, so he could make his movies.terry was also an artist, who could really draw, i have a picture he sent me of pope john, that he drew. I went to terrys 85th birthday in hollywood, he was truly a wonderful man. god bless you terry, you truly inspired me to be a better person, god bless you always. Louie Vaccaro, tenor, las vegas.
Add more Siri programs please I would really quick please it’s a common pleas
RIP Robert Diamond.
Thank you so much for posting. I thoroughly enjoyed all of the actors stories.
This video was just great and a lot of fun to see these actors again. 👍🏼
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I loved both series but I wonder if (since I have the first part of the series)if the second part of fury ever came out in dvd?debra jane lerner
R.I.P. Robert Diamond.
www.imdb.com/title/tt0048887/fullcredits/?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm MyFriendFlicka (1955-1960) Series Directed by John English ... (14 episodes, 1955-1956) Robert Gordon ... (7 episodes, 1955-1956) Gene Evans... Rob McLaughlin 39 episodes, 1955-1956 Anita Louise .. Nell McLaughlin 39 episodes, 1955-1956 Johnny Washbrook.Ken McLaughlin 39 episodes, 1955-1956 Frank Ferguson ... Gus Broeberg 39 episodes, 1955-1956 Wahana ... Flicka 39 episodes, 1955-1956 Pamela Baird ... Hildy Broeberg 12 episodes, 1955-1956 Sydney Mason ... Sheriff Downey / . 7 episodes, 1955-1956 Robert Adler ...Ben / ... 5 episodes, 1955-1956 John Doucette...Andy Benson / ... 2 episodes, 1955-1956 Denver Pyle ... Alec / ... 2 episodes, 1955-1956 Forrest Taylor ...Judge Spencer / ... 2 episodes, 1956 Sheb Wooley ... Harry Runyon 1 episode, 1956 Hugh Beaumont ... Simmons 1 episode, 1955 Roy Roberts .. George Conner 1 episode, 1955
www.imdb.com/title/tt0047734/fullcredits?ref_=tt_cl_sm#cast Fury (1955-1960) Series Cast Peter Graves ...Jim Newton / ... 116 episodes, 1955-1960 William Fawcett... Pete / ... 116 episodes, 1955-1960 Bobby Diamond...Joey Newton / . 116 episodes, 1955-1960 Highland Dale ... Fury 81 episodes, 1955-1960 Roger Mobley ... Packy / ... 38 episodes, 1958-1960 Jimmy Baird ... Pee Wee / ... 36 episodes, 1955-1959 James Seay ... Sheriff 23 episodes, 1955-1960 Ann Robinson ... Helen Watkins 9 episodes, 1955-1956 Ronald Keith ... Freddie 8 episodes, 1956-1957 Mike Taylor ... Frankie / ... 7 episodes, 1955-1956 Harlan Warde ... Sheriff / ... 5 episodes, 1955-1958 Lane Bradford ... Verne / ... 4 episodes, 1955-1959 Andy Clyde ... Farnum / ... 3 episodes, 1956-1959
Is anyone else having a problem hearing this ? The speaker in my old Dell laptop may be suddenly having a sound problem (?)
Bill Zardus hard to hear on my tablet,too.
Wonderful show!
I recognised Joe but peewie and the rest not but when you look at Joes face you see the small boy of the serie.
Wow its so great that this tv show still was so common in my childhood it was produced 30 years before i was born and it was still so famouse today i dont think children know it.
maybe i am missing something. the fury co stars mention their adults co stars , Peter Graves and William Fawcett. john washbrook of MFF mentions Gene Evans, but i never him mention the beautiful Anita Louise. correct me if i am wrong.
GREAT KIDS, GREAT MEN! EACH FOUND A PATH THAT FULFILLED THEIR LIFE AND SEEM WELL BALANCE, WELL CENTERED, HAPPY AND HEALTHY. WHAT ELSE CAN ANYBODY ASK FOR? SO NICE TO SEE THE, HEAR ABOUT THE, AMAZING ACTING CAREERS!
The series, "Fury" should be released in its entirety on DVD. "My Friend Flicka", too.
My Friend Flicka is in it's entirety on DVD.
TheSpiritualPoet Fury
The complete series is released on DVD in Germany (including the original English language, but RC 2 for Europe of course)
Bobby seems like a real character. I'm sure it served him well as an attorney!
my great grandad. im showing my mom this video
I remember when Terry managed the Century West Club in the ABC Entertainment Ctr. during the 1970s. My dad was a member and would bring me on father/son days. As a child, I still remember how warm Terry was. I wish I had known he was at the Sports Club? I would have paid him a visit. He was truly a classic act....
Thank you so much for sharing this. It brings back a lot of memories.
I wish Disney would release the Gallagher series. Roger Mobley rocks!
Watching these former child television stars (of the 1950s) is both amazing and sad, amazing they are all still alive, but sad they all look so much older than most fans of the series' in which they acted remember them looking (even a few years beyond their peaks). I guess I probably saw Bobby Diamond the most, recall seeing him in "The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis" as well episodes of "Lassie," "Mister ED," "Pete & Gladys," and some others, plus that elongated, big screen sitcom starring Patty Duke titled "Billie." I always liked Bobby in film and television, and he seems the type of guy I would enjoy hanging out with in reality. He's animated, bright, charming, and sarcastic, just like "Duncan Gillis" and myself. But I will always hold dear his portrayal of the younger "Joey Newton" in "Fury," as iconic a portrayal of a boy character as Tommy Rettig's "Jeff Miller," and Jon Provost's "Timmy Martin" in "Lassie," as well Ronny Howard's "Opie Taylor" in "The Andy Griffith Show" and Jerry Mathers' "Theodore Cleaver" in "Leave it to Beaver." I remember having seen Roger Mobley several times in TV appearances over the years too, probably watched a few episodes of that Walt Disney-produced "Gallagher" series, and definitely saw his portrayal of a teen on the verge of becoming a juvenile delinquent in an episode of Jack Webb's revived "Dragnet" police detective series of the late 1960s. I guess Bobby Diamond or Roger Mobley look the coolest/hippest on the live panel of this video, especially for, respectively, a septuagenarian and sexagenarian. Of all the guys on the panel, Diamond and Mobley resemble their boy selves the most. Interesting, too, what different paths their lives took after leaving the "Broken Wheel Ranch" and picking up shorter-term Hollywood gigs when they could before leaving Hollywood altogether; that Diamond enrolled in college to avoid the military draft and eventually became an attorney specializing in malpractice and personal injuries cases, while Mobley was drafted and went to Vietnam, then re-enlisted for special services, and became an undercover narcotics police officer in his native Texas. With his greater girth, Jimmy "Pee Wee" Baird is certainly far from a "pee wee" guy now. But he retains the sense of humor and playfulness he conveyed as "Pee Wee" and other boy characters he played in scripted films and TV shows through his adolescence. It might have been fun to have had Mr. Baird as an English teacher. I really didn't watch "My Friend Flicka" as much as or just don't recall it as I do "Fury," both of which I watched in Saturday morning reruns, never first-run in prime time. But Johnny Washbrook also seems a very articulate, kind and sensitive man. I plan to rectify my vagueness about the particulars of these beloved TV westerns (it's been several years since I've seen either of them) by watching whatever episodes of them I can, in fairly short order.
I guess you still look the same as you did 60 years ago eh?
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John and Bobbie rode their horses together to high school.
Thank you very much for that video. Nice to see these men today. Please visit my channel to watch clips of "Fury" behind the scenes.
I HAD THE GREAT PLEASURE OF MEETING TERRY ROBINSON AT A MARIO LANZA BALL MANY YEARS AGO. WHEN I MOVED FROM SOUTH PHILLY TO LA. IN 1980 I HAD THE PLEASURE OF BEING IN TERRY'S COMPANY MANY TIMES AND THE KIND MAN EVEN TOOK ME TO THE LANZA HOME IN PACIFIC PALASADES AND INTRODUCED ME TO MARIO'S CHILDREN. GOD BLESS YOU TERRY AND THANK YOU FOR THE MEMORIES.
Love Terry! RIP. He was great. And I had the fortune to be in his presence for time in my life!
You can see why these guys got the roles as kid actors, they all still have great personalities.
Hey jhonny your aunty Dorris is my great grandma and your couzin Shirley is my grandmother Im called tarik and are super stoked to have a famouse actor in my family tree
I'm related to Jonny washbrook just found out w99oooooow
I do weightlifting for almost 20 years and when I see this man I feel very, very, very, little in front of him. We have a lot to learn from him. Great man!
This is my great uncle! Too young to ever meet him, but I do have a book that he co-wrote with someone about Mario Lanza. I told he was a great person, but my grandfather never really stayed in touch with him. Awesome to see my uncle rather than just pictures. -Steve Robinson
I never new Johnny did so much theater work and lived on the cape
I loved Johnny Washbrook as a kid growing up
Great fun to see former fellow teacher, Jim Baird! We miss you at CHS!
You have took me back to my childhood. I had the biggest crush on Johnny Washbrook ( Ken of "My Friend Flicka" ) and Roger Mobley ( Packy on "Fury" and Gallegher on "Gallegher. ) You have stopped me dead in my busy tracks to see these men I loved when they were boys. THANK YOU!