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Early Motion Picture Synopsis! You will ove the new ending in which the "Old Man" drives up the City of Domes in the beat up Rolls Royce! This was later changed to a horse drawn cart in pre-production art then droped in favor of just walking there. |
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This article is, I think, from the Dallas Times Herald. I do not know the date. It talks mostly about Saul David and the production of the motion picture. The most interesting bit comes at the end where he talks about the disolving body effect and how it came about. Interesting reading all around though. |
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Another press release telling of the upcoming use of the World trade Center and other Texas locations. Not entirely accurate. After communicating with the texas Film Comission it turns out that they applied for permits all over, then actually used very few of them. |
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A memo listing proposed locatons. Hand annotated with notes about visiting the sets years later. Many of these locations were never used. If you are interested in the various locations used please visit the Locations Page |
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Dallas Morning News Wed. June 11,
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Dallas Times Herald Thurs July 10, 1975 |
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An Extras Life Is Filled With Boredom |
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MGM Logan's Run Bulletin #4 August 9, 1976 In this forth MGM Memorandum the
publicity aspect of Logan's Run Fan Clubs are discussed
including the formation of the Logan's Run Organization of
Fans. Does anyone have the earlier three bullerins? More about the early formation of the LROoF can be found here |
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Althought not production documents William F. Nolan wrote a series of articles dealing with Logan's Run This one was dated September 16th 1976. These articles evolved into a column called Running With Logan which ran in the Logan's Run Orginazation of Fans (LROoF) newsletter The Circuit. Read moe of them on that page! NEW
10-24-2001
William F. Nolan Circuit article #1
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What will life be like... New 8-15-00 Another of the promotional items designed to promote the film was this double folded brochure. The brochure is reporduced here for your enjoyment. The narative in the brochure is especialy interesting as it does not seem quite sure where it is leading to. The picture of the inside and the back are larger so the text can be readable. Follow the links below to start exploring this item. Cover, Inside1, Inside 2, Back |
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New
2-25-03 On The Move With Logan's
Run
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2-25-03 Russians Arive
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New
2-24-02 Progress Report #3 |
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2-14-03 German Film Program
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A complete shooting schedule for Logan's Run the motion picture. Find out what order the scenes were filmed in., see what scenes were actually shot, what locations were used, and what cast members were present. This fascinating document tells the entire story of the production of the motions picture noting delays and holidays! Fascinating reading for the hardcore Logan fan! A two and a half month schedule which was stretched out much longer. Compare it to the TV pilot Shooting Schedule New 1-8-2001 which was shot in only 12 days! |
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New
2-24-02 Preview Comment Card form the
Advance Screening |
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New 6-23-02 In 1981 Saul David published his autobiography The Industry. To celebrate the 25th birthday of the film, here is the section dealing with Censorship and the Love Shop sequence! Be warned that it deals with some rather loathsome language coming from the mouths of the censors! ; ) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 |
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