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For Immediate Release
Contact: John Hembree
678-342-8169
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WHEN
HORSTMANN MET REINER . . .
Atlanta, Georgia -
This is the story of us-not when Harry met Sally, but
when Horstmann met Reiner-how a few good men (and women)
didn't go north, but instead headed west, past the ghosts
of Mississippi to shoot Rob Reiner introducing his selection
of 27 'Essential' movies for a new series on Turner Classic
Movies.
Karl Horstmann of Triple Horse Productions directed the
famous actor-director offering his commentary on why the
movies he chose are integral to our culture and essential
for viewers interested in what makes an enduring classic.
"Meeting him [Rob Reiner] was amazing," Horstmann
said. "I'm a fan of his movies and I think my kids
are trying to set a new record for watching The Princess
Bride the most times."
Reiner's 'Essentials,' which will
air in April on Turner Classic Movies, includes such greats
as Hitchcock's Dial M for Murder and North by Northwest;
Bogart's Casablanca, The Maltese Falcon, and The Treasure
of the Sierra Madre; and Welles' Citizen Kane.
Triple Horse Productions filmed
Reiner's introductions of his 'Essentials' on Stage 1
of Ten9Fifty Studios in Culver City, California. Clips
from these movies were projected onto a curved wall on
one side of Reiner and hanging parallel panels on the
other.
"Projecting semi-transparent
images onto both sides of the hanging panels-that was
the challenge," Horstmann said. (page
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