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Cinerama at the Ninth Annual TCM Classic Film Festival

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Written and photographed by: Tom March, Canada. Cinerama Restoration Producer Date: 15.05.2018
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The TCM Classic Film Festival (Thurs Apr 26 – Sun Apr 29, 2018) has evolved into a major film event in the historic heart of Hollywood. Each year the TCM festival seems to grow bigger and bigger. This year was no exception with classic movie fans traveling from around the world to attend the events. The four day festival utilized the following venues:

TCL Chinese Theatre IMAX
The Chinese Multiplex House #1, #4 & #6
The Egyptian Theatre
The Arclight Cinerama Dome
The American Society of Cinematographers Clubhouse
The Linwood Dunn Theatre

Many widescreen classics such as “Gigi”, “How to Marry a Millionaire”, “Once Upon A Time in the West” and “Silk Stockings” were celebrated. For each of the past five years, Arclight Cinemas and the Cinerama Dome have featured two Cinerama productions on the giant curved screen. This year
David Strohmaier suggested “Grand Prix” and the newly restored "Windjammer" as the titles to be shown and TCM readily agreed.

Go to Gallery: Cinerama at the Ninth Annual TCM Classic Film Festival

On Friday Apr 27, the Cinerama Dome screened a special showing of “Grand Prix” (1966), the Oscar-winning drama shot in Super Panavision 70 and originally intended for showing on Cinerama screens.

On Saturday Apr 28, the Dome screened an exclusive presentation of
“WINDJAMMER: THE VOYAGE OF THE CHRISTIAN RADICH” (1958), the newly restored, three panel picture in the Cinemiracle process. This picture screened for the majority of its theatrical life in Cinerama theaters.
 
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Major restoration of “WINDJAMMER: THE VOYAGE OF THE CHRISTIAN RADICH” at the Cinerama Dome, Saturday April 28, 2018

Gallery: Cinerama at the Ninth Annual TCM Classic Film Festival

Louis de Rochemont's "Windjammer" produced in Cinemiracle

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Eva Marie Saint was in attendance for the “Grand Prix” screening and made an on stage appearance with Leonard Maltin.

One of the original Panavision cameras fitted with a Super Panavision lens, used in the filming of “Grand Prix”, was on exhibit in the Dome lobby. It was a popular photo-op for the attendees.

Former Cinerama head at Arclight, John Sittig, made an on-stage appearance and was interviewed by film critic and Cinerama fan, Leonard Maltin. John is retired from his Arclight duties but can usually be found nearby during Cinerama screenings at the Dome.

Eva Marie Saint was in attendance for the “Grand Prix” screening and made an on stage appearance with Leonard Maltin.

Leonard Maltin also hosted the screening of “Windjammer” on Saturday. In the lobby, advanced copies of the newly restored versions of “This is Cinerama” and “Windjammer” were on sale at the Flicker Alley kiosk. There was also a display hosted by The Los Angeles Maritime Institute. Their sailing ships, Irving Johnson and Exy Johnson appeared in the 2012 Cinerama film, “In the Picture”.

Following the “Windjammer” screening, Dave Strohmaier and Randy Gitsch handed out Cinerama Blu-ray discs to lucky ticket holders in the audience. Afterwards, Dave met up with a few friends in the ever popular Dome Dining Room for lunch.
 
 
   
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