Shot during the making of "Rosemary's Baby". Features footage of Roman Polanski directing the film's cast on set.Shot during the making of "Rosemary's Baby". Features footage of Roman Polanski directing the film's cast on set.Shot during the making of "Rosemary's Baby". Features footage of Roman Polanski directing the film's cast on set.
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Lauren Bacall
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Michael Caine
- Self
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Joan Crawford
- Self
- (archive footage)
Tony Curtis
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- (archive footage)
Van Johnson
- Self
- (archive footage)
Elia Kazan
- Self
- (archive footage)
Jean Shrimpton
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Mia and Roman (1968)
*** (out of 4)
This promotional piece was filmed during the making of ROSEMARY'S BABY and was meant to put the spotlight on its star and director. Mia Farrow and Roman Polanski do the narration for what's pretty much a video diary of their work together. Not only do we get countless behind-the-scenes footage but we also see the two off the set doing a wide range of things. This includes Polanski racing a car and jousting. The director talks about his love of America and especially Los Angeles because it allows you to do just about everything you'd want. Farrow talks about bringing her cat to work, being happy on the set and just what it means to be an actress. You also get a pretty good collection of photos taken on the set, which features William Castle, Lauren Bacall and even Elia Kazan. MIA AND ROMAN is a rather unique short because it's great to see these two people in a way you normally wouldn't get to. There's one sequence where Polanski is seen kissing his wife Sharon Tate, which of course is rather sad when seen today considering what was about to happen. Fans of Farrow and Polanski will certainly want to check this film out and especially for all the behind-the-scenes stuff. It's also great getting to hear from both of them about what they expect from their profession and how they want to succeed. Towards the end of the movie is when we really get into the stuff dealing with ROSEMARY'S BABY and this is where fans will probably be most happy just getting to see Polanski directing certain scenes.
*** (out of 4)
This promotional piece was filmed during the making of ROSEMARY'S BABY and was meant to put the spotlight on its star and director. Mia Farrow and Roman Polanski do the narration for what's pretty much a video diary of their work together. Not only do we get countless behind-the-scenes footage but we also see the two off the set doing a wide range of things. This includes Polanski racing a car and jousting. The director talks about his love of America and especially Los Angeles because it allows you to do just about everything you'd want. Farrow talks about bringing her cat to work, being happy on the set and just what it means to be an actress. You also get a pretty good collection of photos taken on the set, which features William Castle, Lauren Bacall and even Elia Kazan. MIA AND ROMAN is a rather unique short because it's great to see these two people in a way you normally wouldn't get to. There's one sequence where Polanski is seen kissing his wife Sharon Tate, which of course is rather sad when seen today considering what was about to happen. Fans of Farrow and Polanski will certainly want to check this film out and especially for all the behind-the-scenes stuff. It's also great getting to hear from both of them about what they expect from their profession and how they want to succeed. Towards the end of the movie is when we really get into the stuff dealing with ROSEMARY'S BABY and this is where fans will probably be most happy just getting to see Polanski directing certain scenes.
There surely is a song with that title ... probably more than one. On the other hand you also have a movie with that title - and it is a horror movie, so what more would anyone need ... for a behind the scenes featurette (that is what I would call it) that highlights the director and his star relationship and their work ... work? How they felt about each other and their process that is I reckon.
There may be some insights for some and some interesting nuggets for others. Not sure if I wanted this to be longer ... I did want a more comprehensive documentary ... and maybe there is one, but it was not included on the 4k disc release. Instead this is on it .. with another short interview collection. I liked the other bonus better .. even if this one has more Mia Farrow ... some good soundbites .. you decide if it is worth your time.
There may be some insights for some and some interesting nuggets for others. Not sure if I wanted this to be longer ... I did want a more comprehensive documentary ... and maybe there is one, but it was not included on the 4k disc release. Instead this is on it .. with another short interview collection. I liked the other bonus better .. even if this one has more Mia Farrow ... some good soundbites .. you decide if it is worth your time.
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