Below is the original projectionist letter for 2007’s “Grindhouse” by the Weinstein company. It notes not to remove the mock trailers at the beginning of the film, ignore intentional scratches and not to create a manual intermission.
Phone number have been redacted.
This letter is part of a series of archival projectionists letters from releases in the early and late 2000s, kindly provided by a veteran U.S. projectionists. Some of these letters have person notes from producers with details on technical specs, while others merely note the list of trailers to be attached. In any event, Rerelease News hopes this series is insightful and interesting.
To find a complete list of released letters, please go here.
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