Colorized films on DVD -- NOT a general discussion on film colorization
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Re: Colorized films on DVD -- NOT a general discussion on film colorization
I believe that is bootlegging Dustman, not something DVDTalk likes.
Now back to the topic. Is anyone else disappointed that Legend films is no longer colorizing films? I know they need to stay with the times but I really loved there colorized versions of old PD films and since thay are now in the 3D conversion business I doubt we will see anymore colorized releases from them.
I would have loved me a colorized Terror of Tiny Town or Child Bride and of course more John Wayne flicks.
Now back to the topic. Is anyone else disappointed that Legend films is no longer colorizing films? I know they need to stay with the times but I really loved there colorized versions of old PD films and since thay are now in the 3D conversion business I doubt we will see anymore colorized releases from them.
I would have loved me a colorized Terror of Tiny Town or Child Bride and of course more John Wayne flicks.
11-18-10, 10:17 AM
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Re: Colorized films on DVD -- NOT a general discussion on film colorization
I believe that is bootlegging Dustman, not something DVDTalk likes.
Now back to the topic. Is anyone else disappointed that Legend films is no longer colorizing films? I know they need to stay with the times but I really loved there colorized versions of old PD films and since thay are now in the 3D conversion business I doubt we will see anymore colorized releases from them. I would have loved me a colorized Terror of Tiny Town or Child Bride and of course more John Wayne flicks.
Now back to the topic. Is anyone else disappointed that Legend films is no longer colorizing films? I know they need to stay with the times but I really loved there colorized versions of old PD films and since thay are now in the 3D conversion business I doubt we will see anymore colorized releases from them.
I would have loved me a colorized Terror of Tiny Town or Child Bride and of course more John Wayne flicks. That sucks! I have a few of their titles and their colorization process was pretty impressive and the good thing is that they included the original black & white version too so no harm done.
11-18-10, 11:15 AM
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Re: Colorized films on DVD -- NOT a general discussion on film colorization
I believe that is bootlegging Dustman, not something DVDTalk likes.
Now back to the topic. Is anyone else disappointed that Legend films is no longer colorizing films? I know they need to stay with the times but I really loved there colorized versions of old PD films and since thay are now in the 3D conversion business I doubt we will see anymore colorized releases from them. I would have loved me a colorized Terror of Tiny Town or Child Bride and of course more John Wayne flicks.
Now back to the topic. Is anyone else disappointed that Legend films is no longer colorizing films? I know they need to stay with the times but I really loved there colorized versions of old PD films and since thay are now in the 3D conversion business I doubt we will see anymore colorized releases from them.
I would have loved me a colorized Terror of Tiny Town or Child Bride and of course more John Wayne flicks.They don't do a ton of new releases every year, and never did....could be nothing has popped up just because they haven't had anything that was right for them.
And if anything is holding them back from new projects, I would blame their shift to blu rays (something about the idea of Mandingo on BR cracks me up) and their trend of repackaging their singles into multi-sets. They seem focused on maximizing the library they have right now as opposed to expanding it.
11-18-10, 12:15 PM
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Re: Colorized films on DVD -- NOT a general discussion on film colorization
I always wanted to restore and colorize "Tiny Town" and "Freaks" but never had the opportunity. Historically those films are significant because they were exploition films that probably never should have happened and will certainly never happen again. Nevertheless, they are a unique part of our film heritage and historically, they need to be preserved... but I believe that only via colorization can there be a sufficient subsidy from DVD revenue to do a proper black and white restoration.
I believe that is bootlegging Dustman, not something DVDTalk likes.
Now back to the topic. Is anyone else disappointed that Legend films is no longer colorizing films? I know they need to stay with the times but I really loved there colorized versions of old PD films and since thay are now in the 3D conversion business I doubt we will see anymore colorized releases from them. I would have loved me a colorized Terror of Tiny Town or Child Bride and of course more John Wayne flicks.
Now back to the topic. Is anyone else disappointed that Legend films is no longer colorizing films? I know they need to stay with the times but I really loved there colorized versions of old PD films and since thay are now in the 3D conversion business I doubt we will see anymore colorized releases from them.
I would have loved me a colorized Terror of Tiny Town or Child Bride and of course more John Wayne flicks.
11-18-10, 12:57 PM
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Re: Colorized films on DVD -- NOT a general discussion on film colorization
Welcome to posting BarrySandrew 
I thought "Freaks" was considered a classic, well I have yet to see it
I thought "Freaks" was considered a classic, well I have yet to see it
11-18-10, 06:02 PM
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Re: Colorized films on DVD -- NOT a general discussion on film colorization
I always wanted to restore and colorize "Tiny Town" and "Freaks" but never had the opportunity. Historically those films are significant because they were exploition films that probably never should have happened and will certainly never happen again. Nevertheless, they are a unique part of our film heritage and historically, they need to be preserved... but I believe that only via colorization can there be a sufficient subsidy from DVD revenue to do a proper black and white restoration.
I would have bought a copy of Tiny Town for the restored B&W content. I love that movie!
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Re: Colorized films on DVD -- NOT a general discussion on film colorization
I too was hoping for more John Wayne colorized flicks. Legend did a great job on re-inventing those 1930 Lonestar films, with a restored print and newly recorded soundtrack. From the previous posts Barry made, I was under the impression that they would be releasing more. But I guess that turned out to be incorrect.
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Re: Colorized films on DVD -- NOT a general discussion on film colorization
I believe that is bootlegging Dustman, not something DVDTalk likes.
Now back to the topic. Is anyone else disappointed that Legend films is no longer colorizing films? I know they need to stay with the times but I really loved there colorized versions of old PD films and since thay are now in the 3D conversion business I doubt we will see anymore colorized releases from them. I would have loved me a colorized Terror of Tiny Town or Child Bride and of course more John Wayne flicks.
Now back to the topic. Is anyone else disappointed that Legend films is no longer colorizing films? I know they need to stay with the times but I really loved there colorized versions of old PD films and since thay are now in the 3D conversion business I doubt we will see anymore colorized releases from them.
I would have loved me a colorized Terror of Tiny Town or Child Bride and of course more John Wayne flicks.
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Re: Colorized films on DVD -- NOT a general discussion on film colorization
I always wanted to restore and colorize "Tiny Town" and "Freaks" but never had the opportunity. Historically those films are significant because they were exploition films that probably never should have happened and will certainly never happen again. Nevertheless, they are a unique part of our film heritage and historically, they need to be preserved... but I believe that only via colorization can there be a sufficient subsidy from DVD revenue to do a proper black and white restoration.
i would really love to see another episode like planet 46 in colour.
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Re: Colorized films on DVD -- NOT a general discussion on film colorization
hey.i found an interesting fact aboult some like it hot(1959)
"Marilyn Monroe wanted the film to be shot in color (her contract stipulated that all her films were to be in color), but Billy Wilder convinced her to let it be shot in black and white when costume tests revealed that the makeup that Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon wore gave their faces a green tinge."
"Marilyn Monroe wanted the film to be shot in color (her contract stipulated that all her films were to be in color), but Billy Wilder convinced her to let it be shot in black and white when costume tests revealed that the makeup that Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon wore gave their faces a green tinge."
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Re: Colorized films on DVD -- NOT a general discussion on film colorization
hey.i found an interesting fact aboult some like it hot(1959)
"Marilyn Monroe wanted the film to be shot in color (her contract stipulated that all her films were to be in color), but Billy Wilder convinced her to let it be shot in black and white when costume tests revealed that the makeup that Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon wore gave their faces a green tinge."
"Marilyn Monroe wanted the film to be shot in color (her contract stipulated that all her films were to be in color), but Billy Wilder convinced her to let it be shot in black and white when costume tests revealed that the makeup that Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon wore gave their faces a green tinge."
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Re: Colorized films on DVD -- NOT a general discussion on film colorization
i found somthing out aboult a doctor who story the mind of evil:
"As of March, 2009, most of the story has been recoloured using the new chroma dot technique with the exception of Episode One. Unfortunately, Episode One does not have any chroma dots, so that episode can not be restored to colour using the process. In addition, the chroma dot process produced less stable results in various portions of several of the restored episodes than initially expected, making for a less than satisfactory colour result. This fact will likely significantly delay any rerelease of the story on DVD for some time.'
"As of March, 2009, most of the story has been recoloured using the new chroma dot technique with the exception of Episode One. Unfortunately, Episode One does not have any chroma dots, so that episode can not be restored to colour using the process. In addition, the chroma dot process produced less stable results in various portions of several of the restored episodes than initially expected, making for a less than satisfactory colour result. This fact will likely significantly delay any rerelease of the story on DVD for some time.'
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Re: Colorized films on DVD -- NOT a general discussion on film colorization
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i agree with you on the colourization.i have bewitched seasons 1 and 2 on dvd and i dream of jeannie season 1 on dvd and they looked like they were shot on eastman colour.what i also like aboult it's a wonderful life being colourized is that it looks like a technicolour fil as well as holiday inn earth vs the flying saucers she(1935) 20 million miles to earth and it came from beneath the sea.
i also think fireball xl5 and supercar should look good in colour.
onece i get enough posts i'll post some of my colourized pics.
i agree with you on the colourization.i have bewitched seasons 1 and 2 on dvd and i dream of jeannie season 1 on dvd and they looked like they were shot on eastman colour.what i also like aboult it's a wonderful life being colourized is that it looks like a technicolour fil as well as holiday inn earth vs the flying saucers she(1935) 20 million miles to earth and it came from beneath the sea.
i also think fireball xl5 and supercar should look good in colour.
onece i get enough posts i'll post some of my colourized pics.
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I have roaring 20s in colorized as well as
Colorized Movie List (Updated 8th April 2009)
42nd Street colorized (1933) Warner Baxter, George Brent & Ruby Keeler
A Christmas Carol colorized (aka Scrooge) (1951) Alastair Sim
A Lady Takes a Chance colorized (1943) John Wayne & Jean Arthur
A Night at the Opera colorized (1935) The Marx Brothers
A Patch of Blue colorized (1965) Sidney Poitier & Shelley Williams
A Tale of Two Cities colorized (1935) Ronald Colman & Basil Rathbone
Above and Beyond colorized (1952 Robert Taylor & Eleanor Parker
Across the Pacific colorized (1942) Humphrey Bogart & Mary Astor
Action in the North Atlantic colorized (1943) Humphrey Bogart & Raymond Massey
Advise and Consent colorized (1962) Henry Fonda & Charles Laughton
Africa Screams colorized (1949) Abbott & Costello
After The Thin Man colorized (1936) William Powell & Myrna Loy
Air Force colorized (1943) John Garfield & Gig Young
Allegheny Uprising colorized (1939) John Wayne & Claire Trevor
Ambush colorized (1949) Robert Taylor & Arlene Dahl
Angel and the Badman colorized (1947) John Wayne & Gail Russell
Angels with Dirty Faces colorized (1938) James Cagney, Pat O’Brien & Humphrey Bogart
Annie Oakley colorized (1935) Barbara Stanwyck, Preston Foster & Melvyn Douglas
Arch of Triumph colorized (1948) Ingrid Bergman, Charles Boyer & Charles Laughton
Arsenic and Old Lace colorized (1944) Cary Grant & Raymond Massey
Bachelor Mother colorized (1939) Ginger Rogers & David Niven
Back to Bataan colorized (1945) John Wayne & Anthony Quinn
Badman’s Territory colorized (1946) Randolph Scott
Bataan colorized (1943) Robert Taylor
Battle Circus colorized (1953) Humphrey Bogart & June Allyson
Battleground colorized (1949) Van Johnson & John Hodiak
Black Hand colorized (1950) Gene Kelly & J. Carroll Naish
Blackboard Jungle colorized (1955) Glenn Ford & Anne Francis
Blood on the Moon colorized (1948) Robert Mitchum & Barbara Bel Geddes
Blue Steel colorized (1934) John Wayne
Bombardier colorized (1943) Randolph Scott & Pat O’Brien
Boom Town colorized (1940) Clark Gable, Spencer Tracy, Claudette Colbert & Hedy Lamarr
Bordertown colorized (1935) Bette Davis & Paul Muni
Boy’s Town colorized (1938) Spencer Tracy & Mickey Rooney
Bright Eyes (1934) colorized Shirley Temple
Camille colorized (1936) Greta Garbo & Robert Taylor
Captain Blood colorized (1935) Errol Flynn & Olivia de Havilland
Captain January colorized (1936) Shirley Temple
Captains Courageous colorized (1937) Spencer Tracy & Freddie Batholomew
Casablanca colorized (1942) Humphrey Bogart & Ingrid Bergman
Chain Lightning colorized (1950) Humphrey Bogart & Eleanor Parker
China Seas colorized (1935) Clark Gable & Jean Harlow
Christmas in Connecticut colorized (1945) Barbara Stanwyck & Dennis Morgan
Clash by Night colorized (1952) Robert Ryan, Barbara Stanwyck & Marilyn Monroe
Colorado Territory colorized (1949) Joel McCrae & Virginia Mayo
Command Decision colorized (1948) Clark Gable, Van Johnson & Walter Pidgeon
Crisis colorized (1950) Cary Grant & Jose Ferrer
Crossfire colorized (1947) Robert Mitchum, Robert Ryan & Robert Young
Cry of the Hunted colorized (1953) Barry Sullivan & Vittorio Gassman
Dark Command colorized (1940) John Wayne & Claire Trevor
Dark Passage colorized (1947) Humphrey Bogart & Lauren Bacall
Dark Victory colorized (1939) Bette Davis, George Brent & Humphrey Bogart
David Copperfield colorized (1935) W C Fields & Freddie Batholomew
Desperate Journey colorized (1942) Errol Flynn & Ronald Reagan
Destination Tokyo colorized (1943) Cary Grant & John Garfield
Devil’s Doorway colorized (1950) Robert Taylor
Dinner at Eight colorized (1933) John & Lionel Barrymore & Jean Harlow
Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde colorized (1941) Spencer Tracy, Ingrid Bergman & Lana Turner
Dream Wife colorized (1953) Cary Grant & Deborah Kerr
Edge of Darkness colorized (1943) Errol Flynn & Ann Sheridan
Father of the Bride colorized (1950) Spencer Tracy & Elizabeth Taylor
Flame of Barbary Coast colorized (1945) John Wayne & Ann Dvorak
Flying Tigers colorized (1942) John Wayne & John Carroll
Fort Apache colorized (1948) John Wayne & Henry Fonda
Fury colorized (1936) Spencer Tracy & Sylvia Sidney
Gaslight colorized (1944) Charles Boyer, Ingrid Bergman & Joseph Cotten
Gentleman Jim colorized (1942) Errol Flynn & Alexis Smith
Goodbye Mr. Chips colorized (1939) Robert Donat & Greer Garson
Gung Ho! colorized (1943) Randolph Scott & Robert Mitchum
Gunga Din colorized (1939) Cary Grant, Douglas Fairbanks Jnr & Victor McLaglen
Heidi colorized (1937) Shirley Temple & Jean Hersholt
High Noon colorized (1952) Gary Cooper & Grace Kelly
High Sierra colorized (1941) Humphrey Bogart & Ida Lupino
High Wall colorized (1947) Robert Taylor & Herbert Marshall
Holiday Inn colorized (1942) Bing Crosby & Fred Astaire
Honky Tonk colorized (1941) Clark Gable & Lana Turner
House on Haunted Hill colorized (1959) (Vincent Price
In Old California colorized (1942) John Wayne & Binnie Barnes
In This Our Life colorized (1942) Bette Davis, Olivia de Havilland & George Brent
Invasion of the Body Snatchers colorized (1956) Kevin McCarthy & Dana Wynter
It Came from Beneath the Sea colorized (1955) Kenneth Tobey
It’s a Wonderful Life colorized (1946) James Stewart & Donna Reed
It’s a Wonderful World colorized (1939) James Stewart & Claudette Colbert
Jailhouse Rock colorized (1957) Elvis Presley
Jezebel colorized (1938) Bette Davis, Henry Fonda & George Brent
Johnny Eager colorized (1942) Robert Taylor & Lana Turner
Julius Caesar colorized (1953) Marlon Brando, Greer Garson, Deborah Kerr & Louis Calhern
Key Largo colorized (1948) Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall & Edward G Robinson
Killer McCoy colorized (1947) Mickey Rooney, Brian Donlevy & Ann Blyth
King Kong colorized (1933) Fay Wray & Bruce Cabot
Kings Row colorized (1942) Ann Sheridan, Robert Cummings & Ronald Reagan
Kit Carson colorized (1940) Jon Hall, Lynn Bari & Dana Andrews
Lady from Louisiana colorized (1941) John Wayne
Libeled Lady colorized (1936) William Powell, Spencer Tracy, Myrna Loy & Jean Harlow
Lone Star colorized (1952) Clark Gable & Ava Gardner
Madame Bovary colorized (1949) James Mason & Jennifer Jones
Made for Each Other colorized (1939) James Stewart & Carole Lombard
Manhattan Melodrama colorized (1934) Clark Gable, William Powell & Myrna Loy
Mark of the Vampire colorized (1935) Lionel Barrymore & Bela Lugosi
Meet John Doe colorized (1941) Gary Cooper & Barbara Stanwyck
Mighty Joe Young colorized (1949) Ben Johnson & Terry Moore
Mildred Pierce colorized (1945) Joan Crawford, Zachary Scott & Jack Carson
Miracle on 34th Street colorized (1947) Maureen O’Hara & John Payne
Miss Annie Rooney colorized (1942) Shirley Temple
Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House colorized (1948) Cary Grant & Myrna Loy
Mr. Lucky colorized (1943) Cary Grant & Laraine Day
Mr. Peabody and the Mermaid colorized (1948) William Powell & Ann Blyth
Mrs. Miniver colorized (1942) Greer Garson & Walter Pidgeon
Mutiny on the Bounty colorized (1935) Clark Gable & Charles Laughton
My Favorite Brunette colorized (1947) Bob Hope & Dorothy Lamour
My Favorite Wife colorized (1940) Cary Grant & Irene Dunn
My Man Godfrey colorized (1936) William Powell & Carole Lombard
Ninotchka colorized (1939) Greta Garbo, Melvyn Douglas & Bela Lugosi
Now and Forever colorized (1934) Gary Cooper, Shirley Temple & Carole Lombard
Objective, Burma! colorized (1945) Errol Flynn
Out of the Past colorized (1947) Robert Mitchum & Jane Greer
Paradise Canyon AKA Guns Along the Trail colorized (1935) John Wayne
Passage to Marseille colorized (1944) Humphrey Bogart & Claude Rains
Penny Serenade colorized (1941) Cary Grant & Irene Dunne
Pride and Prejudice colorized (1940) Laurence Olivier & Greer Garson
Pride of the Marines colorized (1945) John Garfield & Eleanor Parker
Rachel and the Stranger colorized (1948) Robert Mitchum, Loretta Young & William Holden
Random Harvest colorized (1942) Ronald Colman & Greer Garson
Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm colorized (1938) Shirley Temple & Randolph Scott
Red Dust colorized (1932) Clark Gable & Jean Harlow
Red River colorized (1948) John Wayne & Montgomery Clift
Return of the Bad Men colorized (1948) Randolph Scott & Robert Ryan
Rin Tin Tin, Hero of the West colorized (1954) Lee Aaker
Rio Grande colorized (1950) John Wayne & Maureen O’Hara
Robin Hood Quest for the Crown colorized (1991) Richard Greene
Robin Hood The Movie colorized (1991) Richard Greene
Robin Hood’s Greatest Adventures colorized (1991) Richard Greene
Rogue Cop colorized (1954) Robert Taylor, George Raft & Janet Leigh
San Francisco colorized (1936) Clark Gable, Jeanette MacDonald & Spencer Tracy
Sands of Iwo Jima colorized (1949) John Wayne & John Agar
Santa Fe Trail colorized (1940) Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havilland & Ronald Reagan
Second Chorus colorized (1940) Fred Astaire & Paulette Goddard
Sergeant York colorized (1941) Gary Cooper, Walter Brennan & Joan Leslie
She colorized (1935) Randolph Scott
Sherlock Holmes & Prelude to Murder aka Dressed to Kill colorized (1946) Basil Rathbone & Nigel Bruce
Sherlock Holmes & Terror By Night colorized (1946) Basil Rathbone & Nigel Bruce
Sherlock Holmes & The Secret Weapon colorized (1943) Basil Rathbone & Nigel Bruce
Sherlock Holmes & The Woman in Green colorized (1945) Basil Rathbone & Nigel Bruce
Soldiers Three colorized (1951) Stewart Granger, Walter Pidgeon & David Niven
Somebody Up There Likes Me colorized (1956) Paul Newman & Pier Angeli
Stagecoach colorized (1939) John Wayne & Claire Trevor
Stars in My Crown colorized (1950) Joel McCrea
Station West colorized (1948) Dick Powell & Jane Greer
Stowaway colorized (1936) Robert Young & Shirley Temple
Suddenly colorized (1954) Frank Sinatra & Sterling Hayden
Susannah of the Mounties colorized (1939) Shirley Temple & Randolph Scott
Suspicion colorized (1941) Cary Grant & Joan Fontaine
Tall in the Saddle colorized (1944) John Wayne & Ella Raines
Tarzan, The Ape Man colorized (1932) Johnny Weismuller & Maureen O’Sullivan
Test Pilot colorized (1938) Clark Gable, Myrna Loy & Spencer Tracy
The Absent-Minded Professor colorized (1961) Fred MacMurray
The Batchelor and the Bobby-Soxer colorized (1947) Cary Grant, Myrna Loy & Shirley Temple
The Bells of St. Mary’s colorized (1945) Bing Crosby & Ingrid Bergman
The Big Sky colorized (1952) Kirk Douglas
The Big Sleep colorized (1946) Humphrey Bogart & Lauren Bacall
The Canterville Ghost colorized (1944) Charles Laughton & Robert Young
The Charge of the Light Brigade colorized (1936) Errol Flynn & Olivia de Havilland
The Citadel colorized (1938) Robert Donat, Rex Harrison & Rosalind Russell
The Corsican Brothers colorized (1941) Douglas Fairbanks Jr.
The Count of Monte Cristo colorized (1934) Robert Donat
The Cowboy and the Lady colorized (1938) Gary Cooper & Merle Oberon
The Dawn Rider AKA Cold Vengeance colorized (1935) John Wayne
The Devil-Doll colorized (1936) Lionel Barrymore & Maureen O’Sullivan
The Enchanted Cottage colorized (1945) Robert Young & Dorothy McGuire
The Fastest Gun Alive colorized (1956) Glenn Ford & Jeanne Crain
The Fighting 69th colorized (1940) James Cagney, Pat O’Brien & George Brent
The Fighting Kentuckian colorized (1949) John Wayne & Vera Ralston
The Fighting Seabees colorized (1944) John Wayne & Susan Hayward
The Ghost and Mrs. Muir colorized (1947) Rex Harrison & Gene Tierney
The Great Sinner colorized (1949) Gregory Peck & Ava Gardner
The Great Ziegfeld colorized (1936) William Powell & Myrna Loy
The Hucksters colorized (1947) Clark Gable, Ava Gardner & Deborah Kerr
The Hunchback of Notre Dame colorized (1939) Charles Laughton & Maureen O’Hara
The Hurricane colorized (1937) Jon Hall & Dorothy Lamour
The Last Gangster colorized (1937) Edward G Robinson & James Stewart
The Last Man on Earth colorized (1964) Vincent Price
The Last of the Mohicans colorized (1936) Randolph Scott & Binnie Barnes
The Letter colorized (1940) Bette Davis & Herbert Marshall
The Little Colonel colorized (1935) Shirley Temple & Lionel Barrymore
The Longest Day colorized (1962) John Wayne
The Lucky Texan colorized (1934) John Wayne
The Magnificent Ambersons colorized (1942) Joseph Cotten & Anne Baxter
The Maltese Falcon colorized (1941) Humphrey Bogart & Mary Astor
The Man in the Iron Mask colorized (1939) Louis Hayward & Joan Bennett
The Man Who Came to Dinner colorized (1942) Bette Davis & Monte Woolley
The Mark of Zorro colorized (1940) Tyrone Power & Linda Darnell
The Mask of Dimitrios colorized (1944) Sydney Greenstreet, Peter Lorre & Zachary Scott
The Mask of Fu Manchu colorized (1932) Boris Karloff (MGM) plus The Jazz Singer b/w (1927) Al Jolson
The Miracle of the Bells colorized (1948) Fred MacMurray & Frank Sinatra
The Money Trap colorized (1965) Glenn Ford, Elke Sommer, Rita Hayworth & Joseph Cotten
The Mortal Storm colorized (1940) James Stewart & Robert Young
The Most Dangerous Game colorized (1932) Joel McCrea
The Narrow Margin colorized (1952) Charles McGraw
The Night of the Iguana colorized (1964) Richard Burton, Ava Gardner & Deborah Kerr
The Outlaw colorized (1943) Jane Russell & Thomas Mitchell
The Outrage colorized (1964) Paul Newman & Edward G Robinson
The Petrified Forest colorized (1936) Humphrey Bogart, Leslie Howard & Bette Davis
The Philadelphia Story colorized (1940) Cary Grant, Katherine Hepburn & James Stewart
The Postman Always Rings Twice colorized (1946) John Garfield & Lana Turner
The Pride of the Yankees colorized (1942) Gary Cooper & Teresa Wright
The Prince & the Pauper colorized (1937) Errol Flynn & Claude Rains
The Prisoner of Zenda colorized (1937) Ronald Colman, Douglas Fairbanks Jr & David Niven
The Rack colorized (1956) Paul Newman & Wendell Corey
The Racket colorized (1951) Robert Mitchum & Robert Ryan
The Red Badge of Courage colorized (1951) Audie Murphy
The Roaring Twenties colorized (1939) James Cagney, Priscilla Lane & Humphrey Bogart
The Scarlet Pimpernel colorized (1934) Leslie Howard & Merle Oberon
The Sea Hawk colorized (1940) Errol Flynn, Brenda Marshall & Claude Rains
The Sea Wolf colorized (1941) Edward G Robinson & John Garfield
The Search colorized (1948) Montgomery Clift & Wendell Corey
The Set-Up colorized (1949) Robert Ryan & Audrey Totter
The Seventh Cross colorized (1944) Spencer Tracy & Signe Hasso
The Shaggy Dog colorized (1959) Fred MacMurray
The Stratton Story colorized (1949) James Stewart & June Allyson
The Tall Target colorized (1951) Dick Powell & Paula Raymond
The Thin Man colorized (1934) William Powell & Myrna Loy
The Thing from Another World colorized (1951) James Arness
The Three Stooges colorized (1936 Disorder in the Court & (1947) Brideless Groom
The Three Stooges colorized (2 Disks) (Punch Drunks, Men in Black, Hoi Polloi, Disorder in the Court, Playing the Ponies, The Sitter-Downers, Violent is the Word, You Natzy Spy, No Census..No Feeling, an Ache in Every Stake, Brideless Groom, Sing a Song of Six Pants, Malice in the Palace)
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre colorized (1948) Humphrey Bogart, Walter Huston & Tim Holt
The Two Mrs. Carroll’s colorized (1947) Humphrey Bogart & Barbara Stanwyck
The Valley of Decision colorized (1945) Gregory Peck & Greer Garson)
The Westerner colorized (1940) Gary Cooper & Walter Brennan
The Woman in the Window colorized (1944) Edward G Robinson
The Young in Heart colorized (1938) Douglas Fairbanks Jr, Janet Gaynor & Paulette Goddard
They Died With Their Boot’s On colorized (1941) Errol Flynn & Olivia de Havilland
They Drive by Night colorized (1940) George Raft, Ann Sheridan & Humphrey Bogart
They Were Expendable colorized (1945) John Wayne & Robert Montgomery
Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo colorized (1944) Spencer Tracy, Van Johnson & Robert Mitchum
Three Comrades colorized (1938) Robert Taylor & Robert Young
Three Strangers colorized (1946) Sydney Greenstreet & Peter Lorre
Tip on a Dead Jockey colorized (1957) Robert Taylor & Dorothy Malone
To Have and Have Not colorized (1944) Humphrey Bogart & Lauren Bacall
Too Hot to Handle colorized (1938) Clark Gable & Myrna Loy
Topper colorized (1937) Cary Grant & Constance Bennett
Torrid Zone colorized (1940) James Cagney, Ann Sheridan & Pat O’Brien
Tortilla Flat colorized (1942) Spencer Tracy & John Garfield
Treasure Island colorized (1934) Wallace Beery, Jackie Cooper & Lionel Barrymore
Trial colorized (1955) Glenn Ford & Dorothy McGuire
Until They Sail colorized (1957) Paul Newman, Jean Simmons & Joan Fontaine
Village of the Damned colorized (1960) George Sanders
Virginia City colorized (1940) Errol Flynn, Randolph Scott & Humphrey Bogart
Wagon Master colorized (1950) Ben Johnson, Ward Bond & Joanne Dru
Wake of the Red Witch colorized (1948) John Wayne, Gail Russell & Gig Young
Waterloo Bridge colorized (1940) Robert Taylor & Vivien Leigh
Way out West colorized (1937) Laurel & Hardy
Wee Willie Winkie colorized (1937) Shirley Temple & Victor McLaglen
Westward the Women colorized (1941) Robert Taylor & Denise Darcel
White Heat colorized (1949) James Cagney & Virginia Mayo
White Zombie colorized (1932) Bela Lugosi (plus I Walked with a Zombie b/w)
Winds of the Wasteland AKA Stagecoach Run colorized (1936) Run John Wayne & Jon Hall
Without Reservations colorized (1946) John Wayne & Claudette Colbert
Yankee Doodle Dandy colorized (1942) James Cagney & Joan Leslie
Young Tom Edison colorized (1940) Mickey Rooney & Fay Bainter
Your Cheatin’ Heart colorized (1964) George Hamilton & Susan Oliver
Colorized Movie List (Updated 8th April 2009)
42nd Street colorized (1933) Warner Baxter, George Brent & Ruby Keeler
A Christmas Carol colorized (aka Scrooge) (1951) Alastair Sim
A Lady Takes a Chance colorized (1943) John Wayne & Jean Arthur
A Night at the Opera colorized (1935) The Marx Brothers
A Patch of Blue colorized (1965) Sidney Poitier & Shelley Williams
A Tale of Two Cities colorized (1935) Ronald Colman & Basil Rathbone
Above and Beyond colorized (1952 Robert Taylor & Eleanor Parker
Across the Pacific colorized (1942) Humphrey Bogart & Mary Astor
Action in the North Atlantic colorized (1943) Humphrey Bogart & Raymond Massey
Advise and Consent colorized (1962) Henry Fonda & Charles Laughton
Africa Screams colorized (1949) Abbott & Costello
After The Thin Man colorized (1936) William Powell & Myrna Loy
Air Force colorized (1943) John Garfield & Gig Young
Allegheny Uprising colorized (1939) John Wayne & Claire Trevor
Ambush colorized (1949) Robert Taylor & Arlene Dahl
Angel and the Badman colorized (1947) John Wayne & Gail Russell
Angels with Dirty Faces colorized (1938) James Cagney, Pat O’Brien & Humphrey Bogart
Annie Oakley colorized (1935) Barbara Stanwyck, Preston Foster & Melvyn Douglas
Arch of Triumph colorized (1948) Ingrid Bergman, Charles Boyer & Charles Laughton
Arsenic and Old Lace colorized (1944) Cary Grant & Raymond Massey
Bachelor Mother colorized (1939) Ginger Rogers & David Niven
Back to Bataan colorized (1945) John Wayne & Anthony Quinn
Badman’s Territory colorized (1946) Randolph Scott
Bataan colorized (1943) Robert Taylor
Battle Circus colorized (1953) Humphrey Bogart & June Allyson
Battleground colorized (1949) Van Johnson & John Hodiak
Black Hand colorized (1950) Gene Kelly & J. Carroll Naish
Blackboard Jungle colorized (1955) Glenn Ford & Anne Francis
Blood on the Moon colorized (1948) Robert Mitchum & Barbara Bel Geddes
Blue Steel colorized (1934) John Wayne
Bombardier colorized (1943) Randolph Scott & Pat O’Brien
Boom Town colorized (1940) Clark Gable, Spencer Tracy, Claudette Colbert & Hedy Lamarr
Bordertown colorized (1935) Bette Davis & Paul Muni
Boy’s Town colorized (1938) Spencer Tracy & Mickey Rooney
Bright Eyes (1934) colorized Shirley Temple
Camille colorized (1936) Greta Garbo & Robert Taylor
Captain Blood colorized (1935) Errol Flynn & Olivia de Havilland
Captain January colorized (1936) Shirley Temple
Captains Courageous colorized (1937) Spencer Tracy & Freddie Batholomew
Casablanca colorized (1942) Humphrey Bogart & Ingrid Bergman
Chain Lightning colorized (1950) Humphrey Bogart & Eleanor Parker
China Seas colorized (1935) Clark Gable & Jean Harlow
Christmas in Connecticut colorized (1945) Barbara Stanwyck & Dennis Morgan
Clash by Night colorized (1952) Robert Ryan, Barbara Stanwyck & Marilyn Monroe
Colorado Territory colorized (1949) Joel McCrae & Virginia Mayo
Command Decision colorized (1948) Clark Gable, Van Johnson & Walter Pidgeon
Crisis colorized (1950) Cary Grant & Jose Ferrer
Crossfire colorized (1947) Robert Mitchum, Robert Ryan & Robert Young
Cry of the Hunted colorized (1953) Barry Sullivan & Vittorio Gassman
Dark Command colorized (1940) John Wayne & Claire Trevor
Dark Passage colorized (1947) Humphrey Bogart & Lauren Bacall
Dark Victory colorized (1939) Bette Davis, George Brent & Humphrey Bogart
David Copperfield colorized (1935) W C Fields & Freddie Batholomew
Desperate Journey colorized (1942) Errol Flynn & Ronald Reagan
Destination Tokyo colorized (1943) Cary Grant & John Garfield
Devil’s Doorway colorized (1950) Robert Taylor
Dinner at Eight colorized (1933) John & Lionel Barrymore & Jean Harlow
Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde colorized (1941) Spencer Tracy, Ingrid Bergman & Lana Turner
Dream Wife colorized (1953) Cary Grant & Deborah Kerr
Edge of Darkness colorized (1943) Errol Flynn & Ann Sheridan
Father of the Bride colorized (1950) Spencer Tracy & Elizabeth Taylor
Flame of Barbary Coast colorized (1945) John Wayne & Ann Dvorak
Flying Tigers colorized (1942) John Wayne & John Carroll
Fort Apache colorized (1948) John Wayne & Henry Fonda
Fury colorized (1936) Spencer Tracy & Sylvia Sidney
Gaslight colorized (1944) Charles Boyer, Ingrid Bergman & Joseph Cotten
Gentleman Jim colorized (1942) Errol Flynn & Alexis Smith
Goodbye Mr. Chips colorized (1939) Robert Donat & Greer Garson
Gung Ho! colorized (1943) Randolph Scott & Robert Mitchum
Gunga Din colorized (1939) Cary Grant, Douglas Fairbanks Jnr & Victor McLaglen
Heidi colorized (1937) Shirley Temple & Jean Hersholt
High Noon colorized (1952) Gary Cooper & Grace Kelly
High Sierra colorized (1941) Humphrey Bogart & Ida Lupino
High Wall colorized (1947) Robert Taylor & Herbert Marshall
Holiday Inn colorized (1942) Bing Crosby & Fred Astaire
Honky Tonk colorized (1941) Clark Gable & Lana Turner
House on Haunted Hill colorized (1959) (Vincent Price
In Old California colorized (1942) John Wayne & Binnie Barnes
In This Our Life colorized (1942) Bette Davis, Olivia de Havilland & George Brent
Invasion of the Body Snatchers colorized (1956) Kevin McCarthy & Dana Wynter
It Came from Beneath the Sea colorized (1955) Kenneth Tobey
It’s a Wonderful Life colorized (1946) James Stewart & Donna Reed
It’s a Wonderful World colorized (1939) James Stewart & Claudette Colbert
Jailhouse Rock colorized (1957) Elvis Presley
Jezebel colorized (1938) Bette Davis, Henry Fonda & George Brent
Johnny Eager colorized (1942) Robert Taylor & Lana Turner
Julius Caesar colorized (1953) Marlon Brando, Greer Garson, Deborah Kerr & Louis Calhern
Key Largo colorized (1948) Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall & Edward G Robinson
Killer McCoy colorized (1947) Mickey Rooney, Brian Donlevy & Ann Blyth
King Kong colorized (1933) Fay Wray & Bruce Cabot
Kings Row colorized (1942) Ann Sheridan, Robert Cummings & Ronald Reagan
Kit Carson colorized (1940) Jon Hall, Lynn Bari & Dana Andrews
Lady from Louisiana colorized (1941) John Wayne
Libeled Lady colorized (1936) William Powell, Spencer Tracy, Myrna Loy & Jean Harlow
Lone Star colorized (1952) Clark Gable & Ava Gardner
Madame Bovary colorized (1949) James Mason & Jennifer Jones
Made for Each Other colorized (1939) James Stewart & Carole Lombard
Manhattan Melodrama colorized (1934) Clark Gable, William Powell & Myrna Loy
Mark of the Vampire colorized (1935) Lionel Barrymore & Bela Lugosi
Meet John Doe colorized (1941) Gary Cooper & Barbara Stanwyck
Mighty Joe Young colorized (1949) Ben Johnson & Terry Moore
Mildred Pierce colorized (1945) Joan Crawford, Zachary Scott & Jack Carson
Miracle on 34th Street colorized (1947) Maureen O’Hara & John Payne
Miss Annie Rooney colorized (1942) Shirley Temple
Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House colorized (1948) Cary Grant & Myrna Loy
Mr. Lucky colorized (1943) Cary Grant & Laraine Day
Mr. Peabody and the Mermaid colorized (1948) William Powell & Ann Blyth
Mrs. Miniver colorized (1942) Greer Garson & Walter Pidgeon
Mutiny on the Bounty colorized (1935) Clark Gable & Charles Laughton
My Favorite Brunette colorized (1947) Bob Hope & Dorothy Lamour
My Favorite Wife colorized (1940) Cary Grant & Irene Dunn
My Man Godfrey colorized (1936) William Powell & Carole Lombard
Ninotchka colorized (1939) Greta Garbo, Melvyn Douglas & Bela Lugosi
Now and Forever colorized (1934) Gary Cooper, Shirley Temple & Carole Lombard
Objective, Burma! colorized (1945) Errol Flynn
Out of the Past colorized (1947) Robert Mitchum & Jane Greer
Paradise Canyon AKA Guns Along the Trail colorized (1935) John Wayne
Passage to Marseille colorized (1944) Humphrey Bogart & Claude Rains
Penny Serenade colorized (1941) Cary Grant & Irene Dunne
Pride and Prejudice colorized (1940) Laurence Olivier & Greer Garson
Pride of the Marines colorized (1945) John Garfield & Eleanor Parker
Rachel and the Stranger colorized (1948) Robert Mitchum, Loretta Young & William Holden
Random Harvest colorized (1942) Ronald Colman & Greer Garson
Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm colorized (1938) Shirley Temple & Randolph Scott
Red Dust colorized (1932) Clark Gable & Jean Harlow
Red River colorized (1948) John Wayne & Montgomery Clift
Return of the Bad Men colorized (1948) Randolph Scott & Robert Ryan
Rin Tin Tin, Hero of the West colorized (1954) Lee Aaker
Rio Grande colorized (1950) John Wayne & Maureen O’Hara
Robin Hood Quest for the Crown colorized (1991) Richard Greene
Robin Hood The Movie colorized (1991) Richard Greene
Robin Hood’s Greatest Adventures colorized (1991) Richard Greene
Rogue Cop colorized (1954) Robert Taylor, George Raft & Janet Leigh
San Francisco colorized (1936) Clark Gable, Jeanette MacDonald & Spencer Tracy
Sands of Iwo Jima colorized (1949) John Wayne & John Agar
Santa Fe Trail colorized (1940) Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havilland & Ronald Reagan
Second Chorus colorized (1940) Fred Astaire & Paulette Goddard
Sergeant York colorized (1941) Gary Cooper, Walter Brennan & Joan Leslie
She colorized (1935) Randolph Scott
Sherlock Holmes & Prelude to Murder aka Dressed to Kill colorized (1946) Basil Rathbone & Nigel Bruce
Sherlock Holmes & Terror By Night colorized (1946) Basil Rathbone & Nigel Bruce
Sherlock Holmes & The Secret Weapon colorized (1943) Basil Rathbone & Nigel Bruce
Sherlock Holmes & The Woman in Green colorized (1945) Basil Rathbone & Nigel Bruce
Soldiers Three colorized (1951) Stewart Granger, Walter Pidgeon & David Niven
Somebody Up There Likes Me colorized (1956) Paul Newman & Pier Angeli
Stagecoach colorized (1939) John Wayne & Claire Trevor
Stars in My Crown colorized (1950) Joel McCrea
Station West colorized (1948) Dick Powell & Jane Greer
Stowaway colorized (1936) Robert Young & Shirley Temple
Suddenly colorized (1954) Frank Sinatra & Sterling Hayden
Susannah of the Mounties colorized (1939) Shirley Temple & Randolph Scott
Suspicion colorized (1941) Cary Grant & Joan Fontaine
Tall in the Saddle colorized (1944) John Wayne & Ella Raines
Tarzan, The Ape Man colorized (1932) Johnny Weismuller & Maureen O’Sullivan
Test Pilot colorized (1938) Clark Gable, Myrna Loy & Spencer Tracy
The Absent-Minded Professor colorized (1961) Fred MacMurray
The Batchelor and the Bobby-Soxer colorized (1947) Cary Grant, Myrna Loy & Shirley Temple
The Bells of St. Mary’s colorized (1945) Bing Crosby & Ingrid Bergman
The Big Sky colorized (1952) Kirk Douglas
The Big Sleep colorized (1946) Humphrey Bogart & Lauren Bacall
The Canterville Ghost colorized (1944) Charles Laughton & Robert Young
The Charge of the Light Brigade colorized (1936) Errol Flynn & Olivia de Havilland
The Citadel colorized (1938) Robert Donat, Rex Harrison & Rosalind Russell
The Corsican Brothers colorized (1941) Douglas Fairbanks Jr.
The Count of Monte Cristo colorized (1934) Robert Donat
The Cowboy and the Lady colorized (1938) Gary Cooper & Merle Oberon
The Dawn Rider AKA Cold Vengeance colorized (1935) John Wayne
The Devil-Doll colorized (1936) Lionel Barrymore & Maureen O’Sullivan
The Enchanted Cottage colorized (1945) Robert Young & Dorothy McGuire
The Fastest Gun Alive colorized (1956) Glenn Ford & Jeanne Crain
The Fighting 69th colorized (1940) James Cagney, Pat O’Brien & George Brent
The Fighting Kentuckian colorized (1949) John Wayne & Vera Ralston
The Fighting Seabees colorized (1944) John Wayne & Susan Hayward
The Ghost and Mrs. Muir colorized (1947) Rex Harrison & Gene Tierney
The Great Sinner colorized (1949) Gregory Peck & Ava Gardner
The Great Ziegfeld colorized (1936) William Powell & Myrna Loy
The Hucksters colorized (1947) Clark Gable, Ava Gardner & Deborah Kerr
The Hunchback of Notre Dame colorized (1939) Charles Laughton & Maureen O’Hara
The Hurricane colorized (1937) Jon Hall & Dorothy Lamour
The Last Gangster colorized (1937) Edward G Robinson & James Stewart
The Last Man on Earth colorized (1964) Vincent Price
The Last of the Mohicans colorized (1936) Randolph Scott & Binnie Barnes
The Letter colorized (1940) Bette Davis & Herbert Marshall
The Little Colonel colorized (1935) Shirley Temple & Lionel Barrymore
The Longest Day colorized (1962) John Wayne
The Lucky Texan colorized (1934) John Wayne
The Magnificent Ambersons colorized (1942) Joseph Cotten & Anne Baxter
The Maltese Falcon colorized (1941) Humphrey Bogart & Mary Astor
The Man in the Iron Mask colorized (1939) Louis Hayward & Joan Bennett
The Man Who Came to Dinner colorized (1942) Bette Davis & Monte Woolley
The Mark of Zorro colorized (1940) Tyrone Power & Linda Darnell
The Mask of Dimitrios colorized (1944) Sydney Greenstreet, Peter Lorre & Zachary Scott
The Mask of Fu Manchu colorized (1932) Boris Karloff (MGM) plus The Jazz Singer b/w (1927) Al Jolson
The Miracle of the Bells colorized (1948) Fred MacMurray & Frank Sinatra
The Money Trap colorized (1965) Glenn Ford, Elke Sommer, Rita Hayworth & Joseph Cotten
The Mortal Storm colorized (1940) James Stewart & Robert Young
The Most Dangerous Game colorized (1932) Joel McCrea
The Narrow Margin colorized (1952) Charles McGraw
The Night of the Iguana colorized (1964) Richard Burton, Ava Gardner & Deborah Kerr
The Outlaw colorized (1943) Jane Russell & Thomas Mitchell
The Outrage colorized (1964) Paul Newman & Edward G Robinson
The Petrified Forest colorized (1936) Humphrey Bogart, Leslie Howard & Bette Davis
The Philadelphia Story colorized (1940) Cary Grant, Katherine Hepburn & James Stewart
The Postman Always Rings Twice colorized (1946) John Garfield & Lana Turner
The Pride of the Yankees colorized (1942) Gary Cooper & Teresa Wright
The Prince & the Pauper colorized (1937) Errol Flynn & Claude Rains
The Prisoner of Zenda colorized (1937) Ronald Colman, Douglas Fairbanks Jr & David Niven
The Rack colorized (1956) Paul Newman & Wendell Corey
The Racket colorized (1951) Robert Mitchum & Robert Ryan
The Red Badge of Courage colorized (1951) Audie Murphy
The Roaring Twenties colorized (1939) James Cagney, Priscilla Lane & Humphrey Bogart
The Scarlet Pimpernel colorized (1934) Leslie Howard & Merle Oberon
The Sea Hawk colorized (1940) Errol Flynn, Brenda Marshall & Claude Rains
The Sea Wolf colorized (1941) Edward G Robinson & John Garfield
The Search colorized (1948) Montgomery Clift & Wendell Corey
The Set-Up colorized (1949) Robert Ryan & Audrey Totter
The Seventh Cross colorized (1944) Spencer Tracy & Signe Hasso
The Shaggy Dog colorized (1959) Fred MacMurray
The Stratton Story colorized (1949) James Stewart & June Allyson
The Tall Target colorized (1951) Dick Powell & Paula Raymond
The Thin Man colorized (1934) William Powell & Myrna Loy
The Thing from Another World colorized (1951) James Arness
The Three Stooges colorized (1936 Disorder in the Court & (1947) Brideless Groom
The Three Stooges colorized (2 Disks) (Punch Drunks, Men in Black, Hoi Polloi, Disorder in the Court, Playing the Ponies, The Sitter-Downers, Violent is the Word, You Natzy Spy, No Census..No Feeling, an Ache in Every Stake, Brideless Groom, Sing a Song of Six Pants, Malice in the Palace)
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre colorized (1948) Humphrey Bogart, Walter Huston & Tim Holt
The Two Mrs. Carroll’s colorized (1947) Humphrey Bogart & Barbara Stanwyck
The Valley of Decision colorized (1945) Gregory Peck & Greer Garson)
The Westerner colorized (1940) Gary Cooper & Walter Brennan
The Woman in the Window colorized (1944) Edward G Robinson
The Young in Heart colorized (1938) Douglas Fairbanks Jr, Janet Gaynor & Paulette Goddard
They Died With Their Boot’s On colorized (1941) Errol Flynn & Olivia de Havilland
They Drive by Night colorized (1940) George Raft, Ann Sheridan & Humphrey Bogart
They Were Expendable colorized (1945) John Wayne & Robert Montgomery
Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo colorized (1944) Spencer Tracy, Van Johnson & Robert Mitchum
Three Comrades colorized (1938) Robert Taylor & Robert Young
Three Strangers colorized (1946) Sydney Greenstreet & Peter Lorre
Tip on a Dead Jockey colorized (1957) Robert Taylor & Dorothy Malone
To Have and Have Not colorized (1944) Humphrey Bogart & Lauren Bacall
Too Hot to Handle colorized (1938) Clark Gable & Myrna Loy
Topper colorized (1937) Cary Grant & Constance Bennett
Torrid Zone colorized (1940) James Cagney, Ann Sheridan & Pat O’Brien
Tortilla Flat colorized (1942) Spencer Tracy & John Garfield
Treasure Island colorized (1934) Wallace Beery, Jackie Cooper & Lionel Barrymore
Trial colorized (1955) Glenn Ford & Dorothy McGuire
Until They Sail colorized (1957) Paul Newman, Jean Simmons & Joan Fontaine
Village of the Damned colorized (1960) George Sanders
Virginia City colorized (1940) Errol Flynn, Randolph Scott & Humphrey Bogart
Wagon Master colorized (1950) Ben Johnson, Ward Bond & Joanne Dru
Wake of the Red Witch colorized (1948) John Wayne, Gail Russell & Gig Young
Waterloo Bridge colorized (1940) Robert Taylor & Vivien Leigh
Way out West colorized (1937) Laurel & Hardy
Wee Willie Winkie colorized (1937) Shirley Temple & Victor McLaglen
Westward the Women colorized (1941) Robert Taylor & Denise Darcel
White Heat colorized (1949) James Cagney & Virginia Mayo
White Zombie colorized (1932) Bela Lugosi (plus I Walked with a Zombie b/w)
Winds of the Wasteland AKA Stagecoach Run colorized (1936) Run John Wayne & Jon Hall
Without Reservations colorized (1946) John Wayne & Claudette Colbert
Yankee Doodle Dandy colorized (1942) James Cagney & Joan Leslie
Young Tom Edison colorized (1940) Mickey Rooney & Fay Bainter
Your Cheatin’ Heart colorized (1964) George Hamilton & Susan Oliver
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Christmas in Connecticut.colorized. Are you trading/Selling? Quality-Medium Source.
Cost. I am new to this site. Hope I am not breaking any rules.
I ran across an ad for Colorized christmas movies by myheritage deolify some that were never colorized.
I hope you do not live in Canada? Someone else had a large colorized collection. Great! I have a few.
Cost. I am new to this site. Hope I am not breaking any rules.
I ran across an ad for Colorized christmas movies by myheritage deolify some that were never colorized.
I hope you do not live in Canada? Someone else had a large colorized collection. Great! I have a few.
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I like colorized films. The colorization is not the problem with me. What you can get sometimes maybe so fuzzy it test preferences.
I do not know for sure what boot legging is. they are accosting you of. But Bishops wife was never released by Owners colorized? I sought after it for 15 years. Finally found a tv copy. Some good soul gave me a copy. I understand Ted Turner colorizations are in Warner Vaults.
You have a great collection. I have some I like to watch repeatedly. Now with Computer processing such as Deoldify, Films never colorized could be.
Has anyone seen there Video work. Train station and Train entry?
But Warner does not judge there is money there? I would like "Remember the Night"1940.,Christmas in Connecticut, better Bishop's wife. But mine is really pretty good. It is on DVD but I want to convert to MP4. The software I used did not improve the source?
Have you ever sold Christmas in Connecticut. I see where YouTube claims you can post a full movie without infringement. There is a windows 10 download for FTP (file transfer Protocol) that would allow transfer fast without size limitation of email. Free.
It looks like these post from you are old. There is no way to email you. You may never read this. This site says you do not exist, MR. Dustman. Hope you preserving it so it does get in the waste can.
If monitor reads this, maybe he can reply.
May Colorization ever increase. It only helps. People already own the black and white!
I do not know for sure what boot legging is. they are accosting you of. But Bishops wife was never released by Owners colorized? I sought after it for 15 years. Finally found a tv copy. Some good soul gave me a copy. I understand Ted Turner colorizations are in Warner Vaults.
You have a great collection. I have some I like to watch repeatedly. Now with Computer processing such as Deoldify, Films never colorized could be.
Has anyone seen there Video work. Train station and Train entry?
But Warner does not judge there is money there? I would like "Remember the Night"1940.,Christmas in Connecticut, better Bishop's wife. But mine is really pretty good. It is on DVD but I want to convert to MP4. The software I used did not improve the source?
Have you ever sold Christmas in Connecticut. I see where YouTube claims you can post a full movie without infringement. There is a windows 10 download for FTP (file transfer Protocol) that would allow transfer fast without size limitation of email. Free.
It looks like these post from you are old. There is no way to email you. You may never read this. This site says you do not exist, MR. Dustman. Hope you preserving it so it does get in the waste can.
If monitor reads this, maybe he can reply.
May Colorization ever increase. It only helps. People already own the black and white!
