1931 Dracula

[stewart boyle]

Hey,im just reading about NS4 and all you guys involvement in authenticating the 1931 Dracula last year.
Pretty cool  you guys are kinda famous !!

Stew

[CSM]

Stew, it was a very informative discussion.  A real-life detective story!

Much of the credit, in my opinion, must go to Richard Evans at least in terms of bringing the information into a concise form for us collectors.

There was also a lot of discussion on MoPo...

[stewart boyle]

Stew, it was a very informative discussion.  A real-life detective story!

Much of the credit, in my opinion, must go to Richard Evans...

It is,i`m still reading through it now.
Yeah Richard did great work on it,so much time and effort involved,amazing.

Stew

[Ari]

yeah and NS4 aways has the rep of being loud mouth idiots, but we can get the job done.

[CSM]

yeah and NS4 aways has the rep of being loud mouth idiots, but we can get the job done.

All we need to do is focus and take our meds for short while 

[Dread_Pirate_Mel]

Here's the discussion:

http://stylec.yuku.com/topic/6364/t/Dracula.html

Funny, the original authenticator (John Davis of Poster Mountain) said he'd "stake his life" that it was original!

[MoviePosterBid.com]

not to take anything away from anyone, but aside from posts on NS4 and Richard Evan's work, there was alot of work by Diane at Studio-C, Todd Feiertag, Sean Linkenback and myself as well to debunk this forgery.. It was a group effort on an individual basis. Everyone deserves credit

[Harry Caul]

Here's the discussion:

http://stylec.yuku.com/topic/6364/t/Dracula.html

Funny, the original authenticator (John Davis of Poster Mountain) said he'd "stake his life" that it was original!

Thanks for making sure my productivity was in the toilet today... an epic read no doubt.