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	If I had to describe myself in one word, it'd be: a shameless self-promoter who can't count. Here is an article about me in the Chicago Tribune, with tantalizing glimpses of some current projects!
	Who doesn't love Edgar Ulmer? Learn more about America's godfather of indie film in this interview with his daughter and archivist Arianne Ulmer Cipes!
	Coming July 22, 2008! AMERICAN SLAPSTICK VOLUME 2! Better than you could ever imagine!
	Dr. Mabuse to make a comeback Rat Pack revives classic villain By ED MEZA BERLIN — The sinister “Dr. Mabuse” will soon be returning to German screens. Based on the novels of Luxembourgian scribe Norbert Jacques and immortalized on the silver screen by Fritz Lang in three films, including the 1922 silent classic “Dr. Mabuse the Gambler” and the 1933 sequel “The Testament of Dr. Mabuse,” the new adaptation will be produced by Rat Pack Filmproduktion, Artur Brauner’s CCC Filmkunst and Universum. CCC holds rights to the nefarious pulp villain, a doctor of psychology, master of disguise and powerful telepathic hypnotist who loathes humanity, and whose ultimate goal is to destroy the world rather than simply ruling it. In the vein of fellow cinematic and pulp villains such as Dr. Caligari, Fu Manchu and Fantomas, Mabuse boasts strong recognition among local and European auds. Brauner, who bought the rights to the character in 1953 from Jacques, produced Lang’s final Mabuse film, 1960’s “The Thousand Eyes of Dr. Mabuse,” and went on to make a slew of hugely popular sequels starring Gert Froebe (“Goldfinger”), Lex Barker and Wolfgang Preiss as the evil doctor. In 1990, Claude Chabrol revived the character in “Dr. M,” which starred Alan Bates and Jennifer Beals. Rat Pack topper and producer Christian Becker (“The Wave”) sees the new “Dr. Mabuse” as “a big contemporary theatrical action thriller with socio-critical overtones.” Filming is set to start late next year
	Music soothes the savage Langdon! Read a fabulous article about the Langdon musicians here or listen to them on the Kojo Nnamde show here!
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	Everybody loves Langdon! Here are just some of the raves our new DVD set is getting!
	An in-depth interview with the man who literally wrote the book on J-Horror!
	All Day has moved to Chicago, and is allied with the venerable Chicago institution of Facets Multimedia! Facets will handle our ongoing retail distribution for the upcoming Harry Langdon Collection and future releases.
	David Kalat's book on J-Horror is out! Click here!
	Newly out: THE AMERICAN SLAPSTICK GIFTSET: SILENT COMEDY CLASSICS AND ARCHIVAL RARITIES. This 3 disc collection presents seminal works by legendary comedians in unfamiliar roles, lost treasures by forgotten comics, and other ephemera from back in the day!
	New release: GANJA & HESS: THE COMPLETE EDITION. You thought the original DVD was good? Wait'll you get a load of this!
	Beginning in 2005, All Day Entertainment has begun to expand its product line to include online digital downloads of some of our more popular programs. If you are interested in "renting" one of our shows for much less than it costs to buy the DVD, then why not click on over to Green Cine and try this fantastic new technology for yourself!
	For a limited time only, while supplies last, I am offering a fantastic MABUSE 3-PACK special! For just $60, you get: the new paperback edition of my book The Strange Case of Doctor Mabuse, the DVD of The 1000 Eyes of Dr. Mabuse, and the DVD of The Testament of Dr. Mabuse (1962). Separately, these would cost almost $90, so you save over 30%! Or, if you already have the DVDs and just want the book, it can be ordered direct from this web site for a scant $29.99! Act now!
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