Milestone
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Lowry_Sam
- Joined: Mon Jul 05, 2010 7:35 pm
- Location: San Francisco, CA
Re: Milestone
Guess I'll wait for a Kino sale to re-order 
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domino harvey
- Dot Com Dom
- Joined: Wed Jan 11, 2006 6:42 pm
Re: Milestone
Oddly the DVD still has the old date. Wonder what's going on
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kekid
- Joined: Wed Nov 03, 2004 1:55 am
Re: Milestone
Any update on when the restored Queen Kelly might be released on the Blu Ray / 4K?
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therewillbeblus
- Joined: Tue Dec 22, 2015 7:40 pm
Re: Milestone
This doesn't answer that, but the new restoration is apparently streaming right now. Pretty frustrating there's been no response about the physical release delay yetkekid wrote: Mon Jul 13, 2026 5:03 am Any update on when the restored Queen Kelly might be released on the Blu Ray / 4K?
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Stefan Andersson
- Joined: Thu Nov 15, 2007 5:02 am
Re: Milestone
In-depth review of Queen Kelly and Pamela Hutchinson´s book:
https://therealmofsilence.com/ - Aug. 2, 2026 post
"there are now a few extra fragments of Stroheim’s original footage that were absent from the 1985 restoration, but these amount to a matter of seconds rather than minutes. We see Regina dictating a letter that releases Wolfram from their engagement, and Wolfram/his adjutant excitedly planning to leave. /.../ these moments are merely glimpses of otherwise lost and/or unrealized sequences of much greater length. To this material, Milestone have added footage from other productions (shots of Africa from a travel documentary from 1929; church bells from a contemporary Paramount production), together with reframed/repeated footage from earlier scenes shot by Stroheim."
"there are also some lovely production stills (usually shown with zooming/panning to enliven them), production designs, and a lot of explanatory titles. These titles are brief"
https://therealmofsilence.com/ - Aug. 2, 2026 post
"there are now a few extra fragments of Stroheim’s original footage that were absent from the 1985 restoration, but these amount to a matter of seconds rather than minutes. We see Regina dictating a letter that releases Wolfram from their engagement, and Wolfram/his adjutant excitedly planning to leave. /.../ these moments are merely glimpses of otherwise lost and/or unrealized sequences of much greater length. To this material, Milestone have added footage from other productions (shots of Africa from a travel documentary from 1929; church bells from a contemporary Paramount production), together with reframed/repeated footage from earlier scenes shot by Stroheim."
"there are also some lovely production stills (usually shown with zooming/panning to enliven them), production designs, and a lot of explanatory titles. These titles are brief"