Talk:Doc Savage: The Man of Bronze

Who was the original choice to direct the film?

Several sources say George Pal meant to have Steve Reeves and another director do the film, but they never mention the name of the original director. Who was he?Foofbun (talk) 04:19, 13 February 2015 (UTC)

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3. Minimal usage: See One-article minimum. below.
4. Previous publication: Doc Savage The Man of Bronze - On-line Movie Graphic Novel (see Source, above)
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5. Content: This screenshot depicts the VHS box cover of the motion picture in question that is described in this article. Its inclusion is an appropriate and encyclopedic example of fair use.
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• Its use here in no way limits the ability of the filmmakers to sell or market this product.
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4. Previous publication: Doc Savage The Man of Bronze - On-line Movie Graphic Novel (see Source, above)
5. Content: This screenshot depicts the opening titles of the motion picture in question, which includes the music and lyrics described in this article. Its inclusion is an appropriate and encyclopedic example of fair use.
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3. Minimal usage: See One-article minimum. below.
4. Previous publication: Doc Savage The Man of Bronze - On-line Movie Graphic Novel (see Source, above)
5. Content: This screen shot depicts the climatic scene from the motion picture in question as described in the plot summary in this article, and as such, is appropriate and encyclopedic in its fair use of said image.
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Fair use rationale

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2. Respect for commercial opportunities: Its use here in no way limits the ability of the filmmakers to sell or market this product. This is at a lower resolution than the film or DVD. Its use here is purely encyclopedic.
3. Minimal usage: See One-article minimum. below.
4. Previous publication: Doc Savage The Man of Bronze - On-line Movie Graphic Novel (see Source, above)
5. Content: This screenshot depicts the coming attraction title card for the sequel to the motion picture in question that is described in this article. Its inclusion is an appropriate and encyclopedic example of fair use.
6. Media-specific policy: This is an image from the film in question.
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8. Significance: This screenshot depicts the coming attraction title card for the sequel to the motion picture in question that is described in this article. Its inclusion is an appropriate and encyclopedic example of fair use. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Marcd30319 (talk • contribs) 15:55, 27 October 2007 (UTC)

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4. Previous publication: See Source, above.
5. Content: This image depicts the comic book that was published in conjunction with aborted 1966 Goodman-Todman motion picture production that was described in the Production Notes in this article.
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5. Content: This screenshot depicts a scene in the motion picture in question that illustrates the various themes and homages described in this article. Its inclusion is an appropriate and encyclopedic example of fair use.
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4. Previous publication: Doc Savage The Man of Bronze - On-line Movie Graphic Novel (see Source, above)
5. Content: This screen shot depicts the climatic scene from the motion picture in question as described in the plot summary in this article, and as such, is appropriate and encyclopedic in its fair use of said image.
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Fair Use Rationale

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Fair use rationale for Image:Ronely13.jpg

Image:Ronely13.jpg is being used on this article. I notice the image page specifies that the image is being used under fair use but there is no explanation or rationale as to why its use in this Wikipedia article constitutes fair use. In addition to the boilerplate fair use template, you must also write out on the image description page a specific explanation or rationale for why using this image in each article is consistent with fair use.

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Fair Use Rationale

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Use of non-free images on this article

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