Elite Entertainment, Inc. - Revision history

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−	{{TOCright}}	+	{{TOCright}}"'''Elite Entertainment''', founded in 1993, was initially created to fill a void in the laserdisc community. At the time it was clear that HORROR/SCI-FI titles were not getting any "special" treatment. No deleted scenes. No "lost" footage. Not even a theatrical trailer. It was evident that if we wanted to see a "Special Edition" of our favorite HORROR/SCI-FI films, we were going to have to do it ourselves. Our premiere LD release was a "Special Collector's Edition" of George A. Romero's original 1968 classic "NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD." For this very important project, we enlisted the help of Lucasfilm's THX program. The result was a laserdisc release that was nominated for two 1995 Laserdisc Awards." —[http://www.elitedisc.com/ http://www.elitedisc.com/], 2008-01-17.
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−	"'''Elite Entertainment''', founded in 1993, was initially created to fill a void in the laserdisc community. At the time it was clear that HORROR/SCI-FI titles were not getting any "special" treatment. No deleted scenes. No "lost" footage. Not even a theatrical trailer. It was evident that if we wanted to see a "Special Edition" of our favorite HORROR/SCI-FI films, we were going to have to do it ourselves. Our premiere LD release was a "Special Collector's Edition" of George A. Romero's original 1968 classic "NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD." For this very important project, we enlisted the help of Lucasfilm's THX program. The result was a laserdisc release that was nominated for two 1995 Laserdisc Awards." —[http://www.elitedisc.com/ http://www.elitedisc.com/], 2008-01-17.

	Elite Entertainment is run by Vini Bancalari who, while working as a laserdisc distributor, had Don May, Jr. as a regular customer. [http://www.monstersatplay.com/features/interviews/vini-chat.php He explains in an interview with Monsters At Play] that they "would spend a lot of time on the phone talking about horror films and complaining that no one takes these films seriously enough to release a full fledged "special edition" of any of the classics. I guess one day we just decided to give it a shot ourselves." Don May, Jr. went on to found [[Synapse Films]].		Elite Entertainment is run by Vini Bancalari who, while working as a laserdisc distributor, had Don May, Jr. as a regular customer. [http://www.monstersatplay.com/features/interviews/vini-chat.php He explains in an interview with Monsters At Play] that they "would spend a lot of time on the phone talking about horror films and complaining that no one takes these films seriously enough to release a full fledged "special edition" of any of the classics. I guess one day we just decided to give it a shot ourselves." Don May, Jr. went on to found [[Synapse Films]].

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	"'''Elite Entertainment''', founded in 1993, was initially created to fill a void in the laserdisc community. At the time it was clear that HORROR/SCI-FI titles were not getting any "special" treatment. No deleted scenes. No "lost" footage. Not even a theatrical trailer. It was evident that if we wanted to see a "Special Edition" of our favorite HORROR/SCI-FI films, we were going to have to do it ourselves. Our premiere LD release was a "Special Collector's Edition" of George A. Romero's original 1968 classic "NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD." For this very important project, we enlisted the help of Lucasfilm's THX program. The result was a laserdisc release that was nominated for two 1995 Laserdisc Awards." —[http://www.elitedisc.com/ http://www.elitedisc.com/], 2008-01-17.		"'''Elite Entertainment''', founded in 1993, was initially created to fill a void in the laserdisc community. At the time it was clear that HORROR/SCI-FI titles were not getting any "special" treatment. No deleted scenes. No "lost" footage. Not even a theatrical trailer. It was evident that if we wanted to see a "Special Edition" of our favorite HORROR/SCI-FI films, we were going to have to do it ourselves. Our premiere LD release was a "Special Collector's Edition" of George A. Romero's original 1968 classic "NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD." For this very important project, we enlisted the help of Lucasfilm's THX program. The result was a laserdisc release that was nominated for two 1995 Laserdisc Awards." —[http://www.elitedisc.com/ http://www.elitedisc.com/], 2008-01-17.

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 File:Evil Dead-1981-DVD-Elite-1.jpg|[[Evil Dead]]
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 "'''Elite Entertainment''', founded in 1993, was initially created to fill a void in the laserdisc community. At the time it was clear that HORROR/SCI-FI titles were not getting any "special" treatment. No deleted scenes. No "lost" footage. Not even a theatrical trailer. It was evident that if we wanted to see a "Special Edition" of our favorite HORROR/SCI-FI films, we were going to have to do it ourselves. Our premiere LD release was a "Special Collector's Edition" of George A. Romero's original 1968 classic "NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD." For this very important project, we enlisted the help of Lucasfilm's THX program. The result was a laserdisc release that was nominated for two 1995 Laserdisc Awards." —[http://www.elitedisc.com/ http://www.elitedisc.com/], 2008-01-17.
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	"'''Elite Entertainment''', founded in 1993, was initially created to fill a void in the laserdisc community. At the time it was clear that HORROR/SCI-FI titles were not getting any "special" treatment. No deleted scenes. No "lost" footage. Not even a theatrical trailer. It was evident that if we wanted to see a "Special Edition" of our favorite HORROR/SCI-FI films, we were going to have to do it ourselves. Our premiere LD release was a "Special Collector's Edition" of George A. Romero's original 1968 classic "NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD." For this very important project, we enlisted the help of Lucasfilm's THX program. The result was a laserdisc release that was nominated for two 1995 Laserdisc Awards." —[http://www.elitedisc.com/ http://www.elitedisc.com/], 2008-01-17.		"'''Elite Entertainment''', founded in 1993, was initially created to fill a void in the laserdisc community. At the time it was clear that HORROR/SCI-FI titles were not getting any "special" treatment. No deleted scenes. No "lost" footage. Not even a theatrical trailer. It was evident that if we wanted to see a "Special Edition" of our favorite HORROR/SCI-FI films, we were going to have to do it ourselves. Our premiere LD release was a "Special Collector's Edition" of George A. Romero's original 1968 classic "NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD." For this very important project, we enlisted the help of Lucasfilm's THX program. The result was a laserdisc release that was nominated for two 1995 Laserdisc Awards." —[http://www.elitedisc.com/ http://www.elitedisc.com/], 2008-01-17.

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	"'''Elite Entertainment''', founded in 1993, was initially created to fill a void in the laserdisc community. At the time it was clear that HORROR/SCI-FI titles were not getting any "special" treatment. No deleted scenes. No "lost" footage. Not even a theatrical trailer. It was evident that if we wanted to see a "Special Edition" of our favorite HORROR/SCI-FI films, we were going to have to do it ourselves. Our premiere LD release was a "Special Collector's Edition" of George A. Romero's original 1968 classic "NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD." For this very important project, we enlisted the help of Lucasfilm's THX program. The result was a laserdisc release that was nominated for two 1995 Laserdisc Awards." —[http://www.elitedisc.com/ http://www.elitedisc.com/], 2008-01-17.		"'''Elite Entertainment''', founded in 1993, was initially created to fill a void in the laserdisc community. At the time it was clear that HORROR/SCI-FI titles were not getting any "special" treatment. No deleted scenes. No "lost" footage. Not even a theatrical trailer. It was evident that if we wanted to see a "Special Edition" of our favorite HORROR/SCI-FI films, we were going to have to do it ourselves. Our premiere LD release was a "Special Collector's Edition" of George A. Romero's original 1968 classic "NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD." For this very important project, we enlisted the help of Lucasfilm's THX program. The result was a laserdisc release that was nominated for two 1995 Laserdisc Awards." —[http://www.elitedisc.com/ http://www.elitedisc.com/], 2008-01-17.

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 "'''Elite Entertainment''', founded in 1993, was initially created to fill a void in the laserdisc community. At the time it was clear that HORROR/SCI-FI titles were not getting any "special" treatment. No deleted scenes. No "lost" footage. Not even a theatrical trailer. It was evident that if we wanted to see a "Special Edition" of our favorite HORROR/SCI-FI films, we were going to have to do it ourselves. Our premiere LD release was a "Special Collector's Edition" of George A. Romero's original 1968 classic "NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD." For this very important project, we enlisted the help of Lucasfilm's THX program. The result was a laserdisc release that was nominated for two 1995 Laserdisc Awards." —[http://www.elitedisc.com/ http://www.elitedisc.com/], 2008-01-17.