Multiple attempts were made to adapt Alan Jay Lerner's Paint Your Wagon into a film. Warner Bros. considered making the film with Doris Day and Paramount Pictures considered making it with Bing Crosby. Louis B. Mayer purchased the film rights before his death in 1957., and Paramount bought the rights from his estate. Lerner, who wrote the screenplays for An American in Paris, Gigi, and My Fair Lady, produced th… NettetDownload Free Lee Marvin - Wand'rin' Star from Paint Your Wagon (1969) of Unlike some other search engines like yahoo that happen to be packed with adverts and pop-ups, Tubidy has no adverts and will get you to your favorite movie …

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NettetOriginally the recipient of truly dreadful reviews, Paint Your Wagon has grown in stature over the years. Though few would consider the film a classic, most now agree that the vehemence of the original reviews was based more upon the film's budget and the state of cinematic musicals in general at the time than upon its actual quality. NettetThe movie Paint Your Wagon was an awkward attempt to update the plot of an old stage musical by Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe, with new songs by Andre Previn and Lerner. One can guess at one inherent problem with the picture from the very notion of starring Lee Marvin and Clint Eastwood in a musical. The soundtrack is a peculiar … Nettet28. jan. 2012 · Paint Your Wagon is presented in a 2.35:1 anamorphic widescreen transfer. This looks much better than expected, given the film’s age and what not. The image is on the soft side and shows some wear signs, but still looks much better than previous releases. The colors are in fine form and never becomes too rich, while … daring charming beast