Unfortunately, the spot is cut off at the beginning by about 5 seconds. I sure do wish the DVD or Blu-ray of the film would have included an original theatrical trailer for the film (not the 1996 reissue trailer, which you can find on YouTube). There are probably not too many other examples of the trailer v.o. artist also appearing in the film, also in v.o. form.
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Tuesday, August 21, 2012
TV Spot Not on the DVD: Heavy Metal (1981, Gerald Potterton)
Unfortunately, the spot is cut off at the beginning by about 5 seconds. I sure do wish the DVD or Blu-ray of the film would have included an original theatrical trailer for the film (not the 1996 reissue trailer, which you can find on YouTube). There are probably not too many other examples of the trailer v.o. artist also appearing in the film, also in v.o. form.
Thursday, May 24, 2012
"A Universe of...Heavy Metal."
Was going through my "archives" and found this old Heavy Metal trailer that I edited in high school to celebrate the film's then-upcoming, inaugural release on home video. This was edited the old-fashioned way with two 3/4" video decks. The video is sourced from a cable television broadcast sometime in the '90s. Keep in mind this is very pre-Final Cut and pre-HD so quality is far from pristine. Music is by the great Elmer Bernstein and the narration is by voice-over artist John Leader. The audio comes from my 12" promotional copy of the 1981 Heavy Metal radio special, dubbed "The Ultimate Illustrated Radio Special."
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Trailer Not on the DVD: Heavy Metal (1981, Gerald Potterton)
This looks to be the original 1981 trailer updated with new onscreen text for the 1996 home video premiere. Frequent trailer v.o. artist Percy Rodrigues did uncredited work as the voice of the Loc-nar in the film, but I don't think this is him voicing the trailer. However, one of the participants in the DVD documentary on the film indicates that it is. Anyone know the definitive answer? :
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