The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm

 

The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm was the first movie filmed in 3-strip Cinerama to tell a story. The film had it's world preview on July 14, 1962 at the Denver Cooper Cinerama theatre. The European premiere on July 15 at the London Coliseum theatre. To see how well it did at the boxoffice and other articles, click on 1962 below. It played at various Cinerama theatre from 1962 through 1963.

 First draft of script - not dated 

 

 

Script dated 6/14/61 to 8/4/61
  

 

 

Filming the puppet and dragon scenes

On the set


 

 

 

 

Negatives

 

Page from the April 1962 Cinerama annual stockholders report

04/30/62


Scenes from one of the trailers below

 

06/04/62

 06/13/62

06/25/62

07/09/62

  

 

Foldout insert


 

 

7/11/62

 Movie Poster 

7/15/62
 



 

 

 

 

Loew's Cinerama theatre before conversion

Loew's Cinerama theatre after conversion

 

08/08/62

Ticket Flyer

Back of ticket flyer 

 

Back of ticket flyer for other Cinerama theatres

 

 

 

Review

 
 

  

 

Movie Programs

 

      

 

 

10/22/62

11/05/62

02/25/63

 

 

 

08/12/63

45pm record sleeves

 

LP album cover

 

Below used to promote the film at theatres as a coming attraction for 35mm release
 

 

    Comic Book

 Coloring Book


 

Here is an actual scene from the movie The Wonderful World of The Brothers Grimm in full 3-strip Cinerama. This comes from this page - http://www.widescreenmuseum.com/special/cinerama.htm on Marty Hart's wonderful web site.

Below is the same scene from the Turner Classic Movies broadcast

Below from the 1992 US release laser disc

 

The scenes from the Turner Classic Movie broadcast and laser disc were copied from VHS tape many years ago so, the picture quality is not that good. I then copied it to a DVD-R before uploading them to the web site.

Below are more examples of scenes with the TCM broadcast on top and the laser disc below it.

Here are a couple of scenes from the prologue on the TCM broadcast

The laser disc had the sound from the prologue but no picture. 

 

The TCM broadcast also included the overture and intermission music which the 1992 US release laser disc did not have.

The 1996 Japan laser disc and TCM broadcast are from the same source - thanks from Mark Taylor for this info.

 

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