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Land of the Dead (Issue #1) by George A. Romero and Chris Ryall, 2005 "Revelations" on the Essence of Human Ontology by George Romero and Alicia Meunier, 2006-07-03 SFX Magazine #25 (May, 1997) by George Romero, Rick McCallum, et all 1997 NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD - STUDIES IN HORROR FILM by George; Paul Gagne, Kevin Heffernan et al Romero, 2010-01-01 Fear Itself - The Horror Fiction Of Stephen King by Stephen; Introduction by Straub, Peter; Foreword by King, Stephen; Afterword by Romero, George A. King, 1984 CINEFANTASTIQUE - Volume 18, number 4 - May 1988: The Mirror; Who Framed Roger Rabbit; Dead Heat; Willow by Frederick S. (editor) (re: H. R. Giger; George Romero) Clarke, 1988 Land of the Dead, No. 1; August 2005 by George A. Romero, Chris Ryall, 2005 Land of the Dead (Issue #3) by George A. Romero and Chris Ryall, 2005 Dawn of the Dead Final Shooting Script by George A Romero, 1977-01-01 Land of the Dead (Issue #5) by George A. Romero and Chris Ryall, 2005 La Tienda by Stephen & George A. Romero King, 1998 DAWN OF THE DEAD [A SCREENPLAY] [FINAL SHOOTING] by George A. Romero, 1977-01-01 NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD #4 by George] Tom Skulan & Carlos Kastro [Romero, 1992 Réalisateur de Film D'horreur: Rob Zombie, John Carpenter, Sam Raimi, Wes Craven, George Andrew Romero, Julian Richards, Fernando Di Leo (French Edition)

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81. IFILM
    Shorts Movie Clips Viral Video Commercials, home submit film help. IFILM, Credits, george A. romero, Actor Filmography Dawn of  
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    Extractions: window.name = "IFILMMain"; document.write(''); Home Help Send In Film/Video Video Preferences Friday, March 28 George A. Romero Actor: Dawn of the Dead Writer: Bruiser Night of the Living Dead Tales From the Darkside - The Movie Two Evil Eyes ... Night of the Living Dead Director: Fright Night: Horror Classics 3 Pack Horror Classics - Night of the Living Dead/Dementia 13 Horror Classics - Night of the Living Dead/Dementia 13/The Vampire Bat/The Corpse Vanishes Dark Half ... Horror Classics - Night of the Living Dead/The Human Monster Producer: Tales From the Darkside 2 Miscellaneous Crew: Season of the Witch - Editor (1976) Crazies - Editor (1973) Night of the Living Dead - Editor (1968) Night of the Living Dead - Cinematographer (1968) IFILM Home Movies Shorts Television ... Hollywood Creative Directory

82. Celebrities @ Hollywood.com-Featuring George A Romero. Celebrities, News, Gossip
    , Buy The Great American Songbook - Rod Stewart - $14.98. george ARomero Vital Stats Birth Place New York, New York Nationality American.  
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    Extractions: Everything You Want To Know About the Academy Awards News, March 27: Lisa Marie Presley Speaks Out on Michael Jackson, Martin Sheen's Duct Tape Protest, Rolling Stones Cancel Hong Kong Tour, More… Robert Blake Pleads Innocent to Charges "Spider-Man 2" Release Date Moves ... Pre-Order "Ghost Ship" - $22.56 This Pittsburgh-based independent filmmaker was a pivotal figure in the development of the contemporary horror film. Beginning with his first feature, "Night of the Living Dead" (1968), Romero not only upped the ante on explicit screen violence and gore but also offered an often satirical critique of American society that reflected the cultural upheavals of the late 1960s and early 70s. Ethnically and sexually integrated, pro-feminist, gay-friendly, anti-macho and skeptical about capitalism, his work represents the progressive wing of a sometimes reactionary genre. More...

83. Classic Video Club: Video Search
    Found 2 films with Director containing george romero Dawn of the Dead Directedby george romero, USA, 1978. Search Films with george romero as Actor.  
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84. George A Romero And Lawrence Kasdan. Dialogues At TIFF 99.
    Dialogues. TIFF 1999 Go to TIFF 99 index. george A. romero, clickfor larger version. george A romero. A relatively recent addition  
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    Extractions: George A Romero A relatively recent addition the the TIFF lineup, the " Dialogues Freaks ", John Sayles at " The Informer ", Robert Towne at " The Four Feathers ", and John Waters' at the immortal Burton/Taylor howler " Boom! "Mr. Romero, will you please sign all 200 of my "NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD" collector trading cards?" George A. Romero , the Pittsburgh-based horror maverick, chose Powell and Pressburger's 1951 " Tales Of Hoffman ". Romero did not have a film in the festival (unlike the other directors in the series), but was in Toronto overseeing postproduction of his new thriller, " Bruiser ", starring Peter Stormare. While a British-produced Technicolor adaptation of a famous opera (and performed in English) might seem an unlikely choice from the man who brought cannibalism into the mainstream, Romero countered that the deliberate artifice of parts of the film ignited the notion in his mind that perhaps he could make movies himself one day, and fueled his appreciation of "fine arts" beyond comic books and B-pics. Romero reminisced that as a teen, he would periodically sign a 16mm print out of a local library in the Bronx, but often had to fight another young fan named Martin Scorcese for it! Fortunately for TIFF audiences, a rare pristine print from the British Film Institute eluded Romero and Scorcese's hands and allowed us to share Romero's reverie in the film's "constant metaphor for the transforming power of imagination through art".

85. Starpages: George A Romero Web Sites
    Billy Wirth Fan Club. HOME george A romero WEBSITES PAGE 1, SEARCH. 1. ZombieThe Films of george A. romero. A site about horror director george A. romero.  
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86. George A. Romero - Blockbuster.com
    george A. romero. American director george A. romero was making films fromthe age of 14 with an 8mm camera, like most teen movie enthusiasts.  
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    Extractions: ARTIST BIOGRAPHY George A. Romero American director George A. Romero was making films from the age of 14 with an 8mm camera, like most teen movie enthusiasts. Matriculating into the industrial-film business in Philadelphia, Romero accrued enough capital to make his first feature-length film, a graphically gruesome zombie picture titled Night of the Living Dead (1968). Barely making back its cost on its first release, Night received some welcome, if adverse, publicity when Reader's Digest devoted an article to the film. The magazine was appalled at the scenes of cannibalism and similar horrors, going so far as to insist that a movement be started to have the picture banned! Naturally, this made Night of the Living Dead more popular than ever, much more so than if Reader's Digest had simply ignored it. The profits of Living Dead enabled Romero to finance several more low-budget scare pictures before he broke into the "mainstream" with Dawn of the Dead , a semi-comic sequel to his first film.

87. George A. Romero: Biography, Filmography, Movie Reviews
    george A. romero (*1940) george romero started his career in the late 1960s withthe first modern horror film, the hugely successful NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD.  
    http://www.cultmovies.info/directors/romero/romero.html
    
    Extractions: George Romero started his career in the late 1960s with the first modern horror film, the hugely successful NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD. He worked on similar movies in the 1970s and delivered his masterpiece in 1978 with DAWN OF THE DEAD, a stomach-churning apocalyptic horror film, one of the best of the genre. The last part of the DEAD-trilogy was DAY OF THE DEAD in 1985, which due to some budgetary restrictions was not the epic that Romero intended to make. Romero always includes social commentary in his films, sometimes more, sometimes less successfully. His best achievements are: The DEAD-trilogy, MARTIN, and KNIGHTRIDERS. In 2002, Romero took part in a poll initiated by the British Film Institute. Among others, he names Roman Polanski's REPULSION and Stanley Kubrick's Dr. STRANGELOVE as two of the greatest films ever made. Romero's own favorite film of all time is THE TALES OF HOFFMAN by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger.

88. Romero, George (DVDs)
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89. Romero, George (Video VHS)
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