Lost Media That I'd Like To See (Vol. 1)

Perhaps lost forever, but maybe, just maybe, I might get to see them at least once, even if it's just once. Lost Media will forever be an interest, and not everything will always be completely found.
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Timestamps:
00:16 - Once Upon a Time in America - 2-part Six Hour Cut
03:56 - American Dog
06:03 - The Thing (2011) - Pilot Cut
09:11 - Dracula's Death (a.k.a. Drakula halala)
11:32 - The Golem & The Golem and the Dancing Girl
14:22 - The Shadow King
17:39 - Scooby-Doo (2002) - The R-rated Cut
20:25 - The Thing (1982) Deleted Scenes
28:07 - London After Midnight
30:56 - The Power of the Daleks: Episode One
Music:
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Vampire Kiss (Part 1) (Blameitonjorge exclusive) [Produced by Spin Master Mugen
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The Power of the Daleks (1966)
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Factual Error: The Power of the Daleks Special Edition release in 2020 DOES NOT contain a colour and black & white option. It is only available in black & white.

[@superdavid002]

I'd like to see The Day The Clown Cried, A Woman Of The Sea, Freaks(Full Version), Wizard of Oz(Jitterbug Scene), Sunset Boulevard (Cut scenes)

[@beanmachine917]

The generation the live action Scooby doo movie was released to are adults now. We should get to see it to relive the nostalgia, and enjoy the original idea the film had

[@theautistictomboy4003]

as someone Jewish I'm still not over the fact that you called the golem and underrated monster. amazing video, I hope you get recommended on the algorithm more!

[@pokelover3602]

@DarkMatter420 That’s not funny.

[@that_deadeyegamer7920]

@@pokelover3602 it is kinda funny. 1940s was a long time ago. This person never even saw a Nazi irl so I think it's safe to say it's okay to make a joke or two at their expense.

[@EssexAggiegrad2011]

I feel bad for Selic. He got screwed by Disney.

[@darrydangle889]

Everyone got screwed by Disney.

[@CinnamonGrrlErin1]

Great video! I hope Selick goes over to Lasseter's studio, or back to Laika. Disney is never going to let people be as creative as they could be, especially these days. Their rules and checkboxes are suffocating.

[@jakeritmiller]

This video popped up in my recs at 900 views. It’s cool that KZbin is recommending small creators like that. But probably on accident. Keep up the good work! And prepare for the new subs lol

[@AstileDohertyProductions]

Thanks dude, looking forward to it lol

[@killedbyshrek5109]

19000 here!

[@DracenaMarge]

The algorithm recommended this video to me. I just noticed that this video only has about 1000 views. That's not justified, this is a high quality video. You just got a subscriber from Germany. Keep it up!

[@wareforcoin5780]

Same only I'm in America

[@dansucksatcod6535]

Personally, i would like the 1956 and 1964 Eurovision Song Contest footage found. The audio has been found, but almost all footage has been lost, apart from winners in both and the starting screens. Many pictures exist. I believe the only known copies were destroyed in a fire, but there are rumours there could be copies in France, although not available to the public.

[@frankboogaard88]

I used to know a guy who had videotaped every Dr. Who episode, exept for the first one. Sadly he died a bit over a decade ago, and I have no idea what happened to the tapes.

[@AstileDohertyProductions]

Very sorry to hear about his passing. If this is a true story, however, have you tried contacting any of his relatives or property owners, current or former? Maybe they kept some of the tapes or gave them away, or worse, threw them out without realising the value? They could be sitting in a personal archive as we speak!!!

[@AstileDohertyProductions]

If you have any information that's best not known publicly, feel free to directly message me on Instagram or via email

[@frankboogaard88]

@@AstileDohertyProductions sadly I have no idea what happened to the tapesl Due to a bit of a nasty argument I no longer have cdontact with the family

[@AstileDohertyProductions]

@@frankboogaard88 That's a shame :( Thanks for the story though, Frank. It's things like that that continue to spark hope in lost media enthusiasts like myself. Someone out there does probably have a domestic videotape of The Power of the Daleks or The Macra Terror that they completely forgot about, and it's still in that very same attic, basement or storage loft. Hopefully his family kept them and will reveal them one day. If not, hopefully some video enthusiasts out there bought/took the tapes from them and are keeping them nice and safe. Always remember, if you ever make amends (lost episodes aside, it's important to try not to be enemies with people) be sure to ask them about those tapes. Have a good day, and please upload more videos of you playing old games 🤣

[@flamehairedkev]

Related to Tod Browning being in it, my number one lost film I'd love to get my hands on would be the original version of Freaks, just an amazing sympathetic revenge film, with whats in my mind one of the best horror finales of all time. Anyway, subbed, and really loved the video, amazing stuff and can't wait to see more

[@goldenagenut]

I'd give just about anything to watch the original, complete, 9+ hour, edited by Stroheim alone, version of " Greed " by Erich Von Stroheim. The original audience that attended his private viewing remarked it was the greatest film ever made and that would ever be made. Just what survives is amazing. That's my vote.

[@AstileDohertyProductions]

That's in one of my next videos!

[@goldenagenut]

@@AstileDohertyProductions I'm looking forward to it!

[@CarlTheQuaker]

I too am a big fan of the Second Doctor and would love for more of his lost stories to be found. One in particular I'd like to see is The Highlanders which is the first episode to feature Jamie McCrimmin portayed by the awesome Frazier Hines. (I actually got to meet Mr. Hines a few years back ablnd he is such an awesome fellow.)

[@AstileDohertyProductions]

The Highlanders is a pretty good story. They almost animated it, but that's long and difficult, so they did Macra instead. Sorry, I shouldn't be hard on the animation team. It's the lack of required backers that's the problem. I'm hoping they give it a go one day because it's difficult to find a good reconstruction of Highlanders

[@bubblesthekitty4423]

I was watching another lost media video and this was suggested this channel deserves more subscribers

[@TesseractHeartMisc]

Saw this recommended after watching an All Things Lost video and I'm glad I clicked on it! This was really well done, and I love the structure of each section with the overview, what we do know, and why you're interested. Everything was explained really well and you chose super interesting entries.

[@masqueradian2028]

Here's to 600 subscribers! I always love to support those bringing light to lost media.

[@chrislondo2683]

I actually want to see the original work print of The Lovely Bones. Because I’ve written a couple posts about it in r/lostmedia on Reddit and The Lost Media Forums since there’s a few people that have interest in seeing the lost scenes of this sorta forgotten about Peter Jackson movie. One in particular was the original ending of Mr. Harvey (the killer who murdered the main protagonist) has an icicle fall on his shoulder and then falls down off a cliff. Originally, Jackson wanted the viewer’s mind to know if he’s alive or dead. But the test audiences didn’t like it and they wanted him to die in a more painful way so Peter Jackson had to reshoot that scene, just a little before the movie was even released.

[@AstileDohertyProductions]

If I do a follow up I'll consider adding that. I hate that movie, but it's interesting, because maybe it could've been better

[@chrislondo2683]

@@AstileDohertyProductions, another kind of lost media which I’d also wrote about was the Ready Player One rant video made by a KZbinr by the name of Trap Lore Ross, then known as Ross Hacks. Remembered watching it after seeing the movie and already reading the book but unfortunately it was taken down either by copyright or just simply deleted sometime in the summer of 2018. Though, I’m not going to mention his other videos that were on the channel which there now lost after the channel was terminated.

[@agenttex5973]

Surprisingly Low Views for a ver high Quality video covering things that haven't been covered 50 million times. Now that people is how you earn a subscriber

[@jake-24754]

I hope your channel blows up. You videos are very interesting and filled with information, and you don't lose my interest within 2 minutes.

[@acoolusername]

wow super glad youtube recommended me this. i love your personal commentary alongside the lost media since it adds some more nuanced insight into why these works are sought after. earned my sub

[@theelitexgamer27]

best lost media video i've seen in a while, keep up the good work!!

[@DiamondTW359]

wow only 300 subs (672 at the time of typing)???? Bro, this is top-tier 100k+ subs quality. Keep it up!!

[@bpanimations1635]

This isn't movies but there was in Smackdown Here Comes The Pain, Jeff Hardy who was shown off in the trailer, Hulk Hogan, and Ultimate Warrior were supposed to be in the game but were removed. There is one piece of footage of Hogan and Warrior and Jeff was only in that one trailer but thats it. Many have actually claimed to have the early builds with them in the game. Really wanna find them.

[@BP9000]

This was on my recommended, I'm so here for a 300 sub special. Keep it up my guy! Just got a new sub

[@hugheskailey]

surprised this doesn’t have more views, as it’s super well done!!

[@lysander.o.c.3580]

Hello, I really love this video, you are a good KZbinr

[@forrestpatterson6053]

Hello I really love your positivity and appreciation of other people.

[@hand-burger]

@@forrestpatterson6053 Hello, I love your positivity of posivity and appreciation of appreciation of other people

[@AstileDohertyProductions]

@@aidandrotzur6542 proud to be one of few video makers with a good comment section

[@AstileDohertyProductions]

Hello, I really love your feedback. Thank you

[@lysander.o.c.3580]

@@AstileDohertyProductions thank you

[@hand-burger]

Great video man keep up the work and it'll pay off!

[@FreddieHg37]

Oh man, your channel is good quality and this is an awesome video, it's very nice that the algorithm is giving you some well deserved visibility… I am a person with interest in history and culture in general so I'm a long time 'lost media' follower/interested person, so I truly understand what you mean. There are many media pieces in cinema and literature which I would love for them to come back to public consciousness and accessibility, I think we both have this same feeling. For me personally the lost pieces of media which I'm more interested in is music related, lost albums, music videos, concerts, especially stuff like Queen's last ever last performance live lost tapes, at Knebworth; unlocated footage or misplaced tspes of artists like Tiny Tim, precisely (whom I just love and I think is criminally underrated); lost and probably destroyed tapes of early works of artists like Judas Priest or their original demos for their debut Rocka-Rolla; lost tapes and demos of Elton John; unconfirmed tracks of artists like Screaming Lord Sutch, Sweet, Jobriath, Neil Young, Rory Gallagher; Lost singles and recordings of artists like Peter Straker; The lost Frank Zappa recordings and electronic tapes from his early experiments at the commune / Studio Z, hundreds of hours of his early composition seized and more likely lost by the police; The Lost works of Edgard Varèse, etcetera. Well, hope you're doing great and amazing work again!!!

[@P3DR0877]

Great vid More lost media dude

[@svijapes]

Before I die, I'd like to see a lost zombie splatter-slapstick called Dead End aka Zombietown, directed by Emerson Bixby(who's actually son of the famous Jerome Bixby)in 1985. This film is so obscure that hunters, who went after it think it's fake. Looks like the only information about it that should be legit is in the book called Nightmare USA by Stephen Thrower.

[@AstileDohertyProductions]

I'll put my research in and see what I have to say

[@jankriz5544]

Same

[@FatherStack]

Great channel you have here. Subscribed!

[@rigulur]

The evil corrupt algorithm sometimes spits out something somewhat interesting and thats why im here

[@KentuckyFriedChildren]

Here before this channel blows up!

[@tobiwalker7145]

Once Upon a Time was one of my late husband's favorite films. You have the same taste for lost horror films I had in 1975. These days with the internet and youtube, we're finding things all the time that might have been otherwise lost forever. I liked Bolt but I'd like American Dog, too, not to mention Shadow King. Best wishes on your channel -- may there be more to come.

[@AstileDohertyProductions]

Thanks for your comment Tobi. Glad to hear lost media enthusiasts have always been around. I'm sure that we'll get that 6 hour cut one day. Even someone as careless as Leone couldn't have destroyed it

[@ferrisbueller9991]

Subscribed my dude

[@Drakozoid]

Great video so I subbed

[@IWasaTeenageTeenWolf]

London After Midnight sort of lives on as the Babadook. I believe the titular monster of that movie was based exclusively around the London After Midnight Lon Chaney vampire.

[@AstileDohertyProductions]

Partly agree. London After Midnight has an extremely different tone and story, but their horror elements are somewhat similar. I'm glad that movie took off because that director had brains enough to try and recreate London which no one else except Rick seems to be interested in doing

[@pumajumbo5744]

Ayo how do you not have like, 20.00 k followers?

[@wareforcoin5780]

This video made me subscribe

[@l.d.cfilms4363]

I would love to see you cover the "big star secret screamer" video.

[@wljj56]

Rumor has it that Hitler had the film's the Golems destroyed when he rise to power

[@printo316]

I think the Soviet version of Once Upon a Time in America is partially lost media. I don’t think the actual film has been found, but the voice over Russian translation by a famous actor does survive. I would like to see the six hour version though.

[@SusannaEmily]

This video reminds me of Josh Snares' missing Doctor Who series a few years back.

[@AstileDohertyProductions]

He's an excellent KZbinr. I'm glad the inspiration is clear

[@DingerLLC]

949th subscriber. keep it up pls

[@RobertJones-st3wj]

Wish they' wipe the Chibnall/Whittaker episodes and bring the Troughton ones back

[@nobodysperfect06]

The Uncut Version of Freaks, from 1932, the uncut version of the film ran 90 minutes, but now it barely runs a little over an hour today. The spider pit scene from King Kong 1933, the lost deleted scenes from The Wizard of Oz as well, such as the jitterbug scene and the triumphal return to Emerald City, the emotional reprise of over the Rainbow in the witch's castle, etc. Those are other lost movie scenes or just lost uncut versions of movies I would love to see but sadly the footage is believed to have been destroyed a long time ago. As for The Wizard of Oz, the Scarecrow dance or just the extended version of "If I Only had a Brain". That's the only deleted scene from the movie that completely survives or remains fully intact

[@Lil.Chrish]

Good shit

[@zhidky2]

Dope

[@CptColumbo]

They did find an extended version of the short story "Who Goes There?" which The Thing is based on. It was released as a novel titled Frozen Hell. Apparently, John W. Campbell wanted it published as a novel, but there were no takers, so he shortened it.

[@AstileDohertyProductions]

Glad to hear it's not lost then 😁

[@bk2524]

If these films exist in European archives and collections, is there a way to get them? Could we crowdfund? Could America send cultural ambassadors to negotiate? There has to be a way

[@AstileDohertyProductions]

That's a question I personally can't give an answer to for the simple reason that we don't know any of this as fact. If it was fact, I'm led to believe the process itself is a long one that requires permission from the government to inspect archives and, if material is found, further permission is required to have it returned safely to its point of origin or given a new home. It took Morris a couple days to have those episodes agreed to be returned from Nigeria because the television station technically owned them, and negotiations had to be made, and it was that few days of processing that made Morris lose Web of Fear 3. If we were to find Drakula or Golem, who's to say the archival manager wouldn't take it as well? Maybe it's possible to get in contact with a professional such as an ambassador or archive specialist who can organise these types of things and have any potentially lost/unseen material made public again, but I wouldn't know where to start and if I did it'd probably take a while to get done with a low success rate. Not go mention most public archives are more interested in restoring material that already exists as opposed to actively searching for lost material. MOST. There are plenty of archival services that do search, so maybe it's best to leave them to do things at their own pace. My chin is always up for stuff like this, and if I ever get the chance, I'll ring them up myself and inquire :)

[@marwahoo8263]

Nice

[@LPSCREEPYTV]

i really like the movie bolt, but american dog seems so much interesting to me like the art style looks so beautiful and if the story was to "real" then i would really want to see it to know why disney didn't want to make it

[@sugarshaz7854]

London After Midnight is definitely mine.

[@JetWindTV]

I know this is a nitpick but you kept calling The Thing from 1982 by John Carpenter the original but from my understanding The Thing from Another World is actually the original.

[@AstileDohertyProductions]

The original as in the one called The Thing, 2011 being the not original

[@chryosolite9397]

I would like to see every piece of lost media be found before i do

[@sunk5666]

London after midnight will probably won't be found in any of our life times most likely.

[@AstileDohertyProductions]

Sadly I think you are correct

[@lqu]

the algorithm is in astile's favor.

[@SimplyWaffle]

Comment to please the KZbin algorithm

[@duckheadgaming]

Thank you KZbin Algorithm!

[@wljj56]

Thank you you got it right it was 1965 people keep saying 1967 but no it's 1965 and thank you for getting that fact straight

[@wljj56]

Actually they found part of the golden movie already they just had to find two more reels in they will have the whole movie

[@Noobmaster60]

I’m sad that we got bolt instead of American dog, American dog looks so much better

[@SupRNightmare]

Hello there I am your 500th subscribers congratulations

[@AstileDohertyProductions]

Holy shit I didn't even notice. Cheers

[@KConny]

Cool video! But hey, if you know you are butchering the pronunciations of names, just show them on screen. :)

[@SnarkNSass]

Hmmmm🤔

[@inanimatecarbongod]

If LAM ever does turn up it will almost certainly be regarded as a major disappointment. It's had decades of hype built up around it based mostly on the amazing make-up job, and I think if it reappears I fear it'll turn out to be not that good after all (if Mark of the Vampire is indicative, anyway). And I've always been a bit grumpy about the 1915 Golem, cos I read that Donald F. Glut book back in the 90s when I was at university and was kind of excited to find it had been found... then finding it hadn't, apart from that clip. I recall reading conflicting things about Golem and the Dancing Girl, and I'm fairly sure I read somewhere that not only was it lost, it may never have been released or even finished in the first place. No idea where I read that, unfortunately, and it may not have been correct anyway. Problem with lost media of that vintage, of course, is often there's so little reliable information on it... Totally with you on Power of the Daleks (and dear GOD those 90s BBC audio cassettes were terrible quality; the Evil of the Daleks one was particularly egregious cos they used the 16mm film soundtrack for the second episode and the contrast with the off-air recordings was... immense). Personally I'd quite like the last episode to turn up cos I read somewhere about this episode having been shot with a 625-line camera a year before BBC1 went over to 625-line transmission and I'm curious about whether or not that was the case.

[@AstileDohertyProductions]

Perhaps LAM would be disappointing, but no media deserves to be lost. All of it should be viewable in some capacity. The Golem and the Dancing Girl is so obscure I wouldn't be surprised if what you say is true. As for Power, I recall the last episode, as well as being shot on 625, was actually edited and broadcast from a 35mm negative which, for whatever reason, the corporation chose not to keep, despite doing so for many other episodes such as Wheel in Space 6. It's a massive shame as that could've been Troughton's earliest survivor as opposed to that Underwater Menace nonsense, but that's the way it goes I guess. Here's hoping someone rescued it before it became just another spaghettified mess in a landfill somewhere

[@slyph63]

Thanks for acknowledging Patrick Troughton. When people do Dr who reviews often just mention him and quickly skip to Jon Pertwee who also often gets skipped quickly so the Tom Baker fans are kept happy. While Pertwee was my favourite Doctor Troughton is the first I remember seeing and I liked him. He was a hippy Dr Who. I stopped watching Dr Who when Baker turned up. He was the worst Doctor to me. Nice to hear someone else acknowledge how good Troughton was.

[@AstileDohertyProductions]

If you actually got to watch Troughton when he was first shown I am eternally jealous of the missing episodes you got to watch my man. If you have any specific memories feel free to share

[@Miumiu0404]

Daddy

[@dannydaniel9582]

2011 thing is awful

[@a.i.5673]

@02:26 that's china flag not USSR(Rusia)

[@snavs420]

The 2011 The Thing is fucking garbage.

[@AstileDohertyProductions]

Not in my opinion bro

[@snavs420]

​@@AstileDohertyProductions John Carpenter throws his cigarette butt at your opinion.

[@AstileDohertyProductions]

@@snavs420 he can if he wants. Doesn't change it

[@BrickMania2]

@@snavs420 yeah i mean how much of that is based solely on the CGI for you? he isn't defending the CGI, just looking past it