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Dissecting a Trailer: The Parts of the Film That Make the Cut - Interactive Feature
Silver Linings Playbook “Silver Linings Playbook” follows the standard model for trailers, according to Bill Woolery , a trailer specialist in Los Angeles who once worked on trailers for movies like “The Usual Suspects” and “E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial.” While introducing the movie’s story and its characters, the trailer largely follows the order of the film itself. The trailer’s opening shot — an image of the family’s home — appears near the end of the film, but there are similar shots near the beginning of the movie. A handful of very short shots are never seen in the film, although most are shown from alternate camera angles.
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Infographic: The First 35 Years of Star Wars
More than a mere blockbuster, the Star Wars franchise became a record-setting media empire. Six live-action films and a computer-animated movie have filled theaters. An animated Star Wars TV series has been on the air for four years, with a fifth season set to debut in the fall; a live-action series, “Star Wars: Underworld,” is in preproduction. Profits from licensed merchandise have dwarfed box office revenue, and an estimated $20 billion worth of toys, clothing, prop replicas and other memorabilia have been sold since 1977. It all began in the early 1970s, when young filmmaker George Lucas wanted to bring back “Flash Gordon,” a space hero serial from the 1930s, as a feature film. Rights to the property could not be secured, so instead, Lucas decided to make a new fantasy film in the same spirit of swashbuckling adventure.
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