Are you interested in antiquarian horror - what a silly question, you're reading Chrispy's blog, ain't you?
Will Hart just sent an alert that should make you drool:
Have you been to CthulhuWho1.com lately?
Everything there (and at the sister CthulhuWho1 Flickr site) is freely
downloadable for any use.
The CthulhuWho1 blog at http://cthulhuwho1.com has exploded over the
last month or so, with a wealth of rare images, documents, and audio
recordings that have never been posted anywhere else; the following
items have been posted during the last four weeks (with many of these
in just the last 24 hours):
Robert Bloch Speaks of Lovecraft and More from the Grave
Very rare audio files of Robert Bloch in 1977 and 1978; plus images
and documents.
Fungi from Yuggoth Wav Format Files
The Fanscient No.8 Summer 1949 – The Robert Bloch Issue
...and much more.
Don't be square, go there - - now !
Showing posts with label Will Hart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Will Hart. Show all posts
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Sunday, September 05, 2010
Will Hart in Providence Monthly
From Mr. Hart:
To All Lovecraftians,
If you wanted a peek at the August 2010 issue of Providence Monthly, with the promised Lovecraft piece, but missed the issue, you can now see some very high-resolution scans from it on the CthulhuWho1.com blog at:
http://cthulhuwho1.com/2010/09/04/at-long-last-the-august-issue-of-providence-monthly-has-arrived/
...I'm proud that I was able to contribute something to the 18,000 copies that were published at the time of H. P. Lovecraft's 120th. birthday!
To All Lovecraftians,
If you wanted a peek at the August 2010 issue of Providence Monthly, with the promised Lovecraft piece, but missed the issue, you can now see some very high-resolution scans from it on the CthulhuWho1.com blog at:
http://cthulhuwho1.com/2010/09/04/at-long-last-the-august-issue-of-providence-monthly-has-arrived/
...I'm proud that I was able to contribute something to the 18,000 copies that were published at the time of H. P. Lovecraft's 120th. birthday!
Monday, July 26, 2010
Lovecraftian- and Movie Star: Will Hart
The wonderous path that Lovecraftians take! Read on ...
This is the British PAL format VHS cover for "The Wizard of Speed and Time."
In the top left picture, it displays (on the right) Will (the non-hooded face), as he was helping friend Chris Coart carry the star of the movie, Mike Jittlov, in the parade sequence for the end of the film, during what took us over 30 or say takes to get just right!
Will goes on to say: This cover was fun for me.
Extraoridinary for movie business, note that Will got more "face space" - more than the face of Philip Michael Thomas, who was the biggest star working on the film.
This was Will's first film to get an on-screen credit; even though he didn't actually go full-time into the "business" until 1991 when he got into S.A.G., A.F.T.R.A (Screen Actor's Guild, American Federation of Television and Radio Actors).
This is the British PAL format VHS cover for "The Wizard of Speed and Time."
In the top left picture, it displays (on the right) Will (the non-hooded face), as he was helping friend Chris Coart carry the star of the movie, Mike Jittlov, in the parade sequence for the end of the film, during what took us over 30 or say takes to get just right!
Will goes on to say: This cover was fun for me.
Extraoridinary for movie business, note that Will got more "face space" - more than the face of Philip Michael Thomas, who was the biggest star working on the film.
This was Will's first film to get an on-screen credit; even though he didn't actually go full-time into the "business" until 1991 when he got into S.A.G., A.F.T.R.A (Screen Actor's Guild, American Federation of Television and Radio Actors).
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Message from Will Hart: Photos!
Greetings from Fullerton, California!
To Anyone with an Interest in H. P. Lovecraft and Providence:
A slight change of plans for the nearly 800 pictures I've created from my trip to the H. P. Lovecraft Centennial Celebration in Providence in August of 1990.
The original plan was to put them together on DVD-R's and send them out to other Lovecraftians as an early gift for the 20th. anniversary of the Centennial Celebration.
But knowing how work-life and personal-life can change plans for us, I decided to put everything on Flickr.com; where the pictures can all be accessed now, even while the sets are still being annotated in preparation for creating street-by-street sets and map links too.
All eighteen rolls of film (A-R) have now been uploaded into a Flickr Pro account (currently paid for through August of 2011); and that means they can be downloaded in their highest resolution (2000 X 3000) for anyone to use anyway they like.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cthulhuwho1/
I hope everyone finds something there they like; and perhaps have never seen before. Please forgive the inclusion of a few clunkers, and very grainy shots from two rolls of 1600 asa film, and from the scanner not liking Ektar 125!
And as I've stated on Flickr, please feel free to skip the first seventeen pictures and jump right to A_18 if you want to get right into the "good stuff"; you won’t hurt my feelings. I’m just including the non-Lovecraftian (and less than perfect) stuff for a more complete (pardon the expression) "picture" of one person’s visual record of those times and places.
Still a Friend of Lovecraft, After All These Years!
Will Hart
ps
Please share this information with anyone you know that is
a Lovecraft fan; but especially those who attended the
Centennial Celebration.
To Anyone with an Interest in H. P. Lovecraft and Providence:
A slight change of plans for the nearly 800 pictures I've created from my trip to the H. P. Lovecraft Centennial Celebration in Providence in August of 1990.
The original plan was to put them together on DVD-R's and send them out to other Lovecraftians as an early gift for the 20th. anniversary of the Centennial Celebration.
But knowing how work-life and personal-life can change plans for us, I decided to put everything on Flickr.com; where the pictures can all be accessed now, even while the sets are still being annotated in preparation for creating street-by-street sets and map links too.
All eighteen rolls of film (A-R) have now been uploaded into a Flickr Pro account (currently paid for through August of 2011); and that means they can be downloaded in their highest resolution (2000 X 3000) for anyone to use anyway they like.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cthulhuwho1/
I hope everyone finds something there they like; and perhaps have never seen before. Please forgive the inclusion of a few clunkers, and very grainy shots from two rolls of 1600 asa film, and from the scanner not liking Ektar 125!
And as I've stated on Flickr, please feel free to skip the first seventeen pictures and jump right to A_18 if you want to get right into the "good stuff"; you won’t hurt my feelings. I’m just including the non-Lovecraftian (and less than perfect) stuff for a more complete (pardon the expression) "picture" of one person’s visual record of those times and places.
Still a Friend of Lovecraft, After All These Years!
Will Hart
ps
Please share this information with anyone you know that is
a Lovecraft fan; but especially those who attended the
Centennial Celebration.
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