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Topic:	DOX Productions/David Sington's "In the Shadow of the Moon" feature documentary

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Your Reply: HTML is ON UBB Code is ON Smilies Legend	[QUOTE]Originally posted by John Youskauskas: [B]<BLOCKQUOTE>Bonus features: [list][]Introduction: Ron Howard []Trailer gallery []Audio Commentary: David Singleton, Director; David Fairhead, Editor; Chris Riley, Archive Producer []Behind The Scenes 'Making Of' []Deleted and Extended Scenes: Over 60 minutes of stories from the astronauts and footage from Apollo Missions []Featurettes: "Never Before Seen NASA Footage," "Scoring Apollo with composer Philip Sheppard"[/list]</BLOCKQUOTE> The U.S. version that I have does not have the "never before seen" featurette or the "Behind the Scenes." Where did you see this info Robert? All things considered, this was an extremely well done film. Great interviews and music. Some footage that I, for one, had "never before seen", such as the quick B&W interior shot from Gemini 10 of Young and Collins, and the photo op of Gemini 8 with Armstrong and Scott in their suits outside by the tracking station. The painstaking task of syncing the audio to the MCC film for Apollo 11 was perfect. You see Duke, Lovell, Slayton, and Haise at the moment of touchdown, one controller start to go nuts, and Slayton motioning for him to "settle down." The bonus scenes are essentially an entire second half of the film that I'm glad they included. I hope they do put out more material in the future as past posts have indicated. This film together with "The Wonder of it All" will likely be the last and the best of these types of documentaries. A worthy project for the next film maker might be to get all of the CMPs together and get the story from their perspective.[/B][/QUOTE]
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