16mm SCOPE FEATURE FILM "THE HUSTLER" PAUL NEWMAN MOVIE
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This is a RARE, Very Good condition, vintage ORIGINAL 16mm, B&W sound CINEMASCOPE movie print of the compelling 1961 sports drama feature length motion picture classic titled... "THE HUSTLER" Director: Robert Rossen As The Hustler's "Fast" Eddie Felson, Paul Newman created a classic anti-hero, charismatic but fundamentally flawed, and nobody's role model. A pool player from Oakland, California as good as anyone who ever picked up a cue, Eddie has an Achilles' heel: arrogance. It's not enough for him to win: he must force his opponent to acknowledge his superiority. The movie follows Eddie from his match against billiards champ Minnesota Fats (Jackie Gleason) as he falls in love with Sarah (Piper Laurie), an alcoholic would-be writer and sometime prostitute, and falls under the spell of Bert Gordon (George C. Scott), a successful gambler who offers to take Eddie under his wing and teach him how to play in the big time. However, when Sarah joins Eddie and Bert on a trip to Louisville for a high-stakes match with a dandy named Findlay (Murray Hamilton), the consequences prove tragic. Along with a classic performance by Newman, The Hustler also features turns by Scott, Laurie, and Gleason, in a rare dramatic role. Cameos from pool champ Willie Mosconi and boxer Jake LaMotta add to the atmosphere of Harry Horner's grubby production design and Eugene Schuftan's camerawork (which is AMAZING in CinemaScope). Director Robert Rossen, who had been working in films since 1937, was to direct only one more film, Lilith (1964), before his death in 1966. In 1986, Newman returned to the role of "Fast" Eddie in Martin Scorsese's The Color of Money, for which he finally earned an Academy Award as Best Actor. CAST: Paul Newman - "Fast" Eddie Felson Jackie Gleason - Minnesota Fats Piper Laurie - Sarah Packard George C. Scott - Bert Gordon Myron McCormick - Charlie Bums Murray Hamilton - Findlay Michael Constantine - Big John OSCAR WINNER for... Best Art Direction-Set Decoration, Black-and-White and Best Cinematography, Black-and-White (Eugen Schüfftan) Academy Award Nominee for BEST PICTURE, DIRECTOR, WRITING, ACTOR, ACTRESS, and SUPPORTING ACTOR (both Gleason & Scott). This is a VERY RARE ANAMORPHIC print that requires a special CinemaScope lens for the proper WideScreen projection! This Great Contrast 1963 EASTMAN B&W ORIGINAL print is mounted on one 2000 foot and two 1600 foot reels... ready to project! There is no vinegar smell or warping! The image below is for illustration only. The buyer pays the cost of S&H. With 10,400+ Positive Ebay Feedbacks, You may bid with confidence. We accept Money Orders, Checks, and PayPal. Most films ship via USPS Media mail within the USA. This service can sometimes take up to 20 business days for delivery. We will send via Priority mail for an extra charge at your request. If you want insurance, you must pay for it as we are not responsible for any loss or damage without it. We mail WORLDWIDE and can ship this feature film off reels and on plastic cores for only $40 to most countries... $26 to Canada or Mexico! Please check out my cool ebaY store...click here for MORE movies ONLY listed thereand great film supplies! You can combine shipping on multiple purchases and save!
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