In Nacht und Eis

[Matthew Newman]

I've put Nacht und Eis back on youtube and it can be viewed here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5B2epx2SN4

Note: Please do not e-mail and ask to buy copies of the film as I'm not in business here. This has been put on youtube for educational purposes only. I in no way benefit or profit by showing it other than letting other Titanic enthusiasts in on a piece of film history that is otherwise to date unavailable to the public.

 

[Thorsten Totzke]

Its your own risk....

your Version is the 1998 TV Version and so the TV-Channel or the owner of the filmroll now can take a lot of money from you....if they want...

But i think the last youtube Version was not delete without a reason...

BTW: i plan at the moment my next little Titanic Exhibition here in Germany and i hope that we can show "In Nacht und Eis" in the exhibition...

 

[Matthew Newman]

>>But i think the last youtube Version was not delete without a reason...<<

I removed it myself when I reorganized my youtube accounts and only just now put it back.

I went ahead and removed it again because it seems to be a rather sensitive subject to some and I think it would be the better part of valor just to remove the object in question. That an I don't want to be seen as a shady character who wants to do the wrong thing.

I wish they would hurry up and bring it out on DVD so everyone can see it and maybe throw in a few extras like the Olympic reel from the 20' they added on the Titanic (1953) disc.

 

[Jalen Jones]

Here's a link to part of the movie: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sntH3u6l_ic

[Moderator's Note: This post, originally posted as a separate thread, has been moved to the pre-existing one discussing the same movie. JDT]