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Mel Brooks didnt direct this!

posted 18 years ago by missworld458
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IMDB has made a mistake with this....I cant remember the director's name, but I know for a fact that the guy driving the carriage at the start is the director of this film! Ezio Gregio or something like that....

[–] Medical001 18 years ago

Listen to the audio commentary.

[–] missworld458 18 years ago

Why wtf does the audio commentary say? Im not going to Blockbuster and spending 7 dollars to find out!

[–] Medical001 18 years ago

He says who that guy is, you prick.

[–] missworld458 18 years ago

Im a prick because Im not going out to spend money on a dumb audio commentary? Noob.

[–] Medical001 18 years ago

Yeah, I've only been here for 4 years. On the audio commentary he says that Ezio Greggio is a talk show host in Milan. He had nothing to do with the direction of this film. Do some research.

[–] missworld458 18 years ago

Hmmm maybe I tried to do some research but was forced to post my question to REAL people, wow thank you for making me realize how dumb that was of me.

[–] Medical001 18 years ago

You're welcome.

[–] dpotter900 18 years ago

wtf is wrong with you people?

[–] Drebin31 18 years ago

(Ignoring the argument going on) I want to say that I am almost certain that Mel Brooks directed this.

[–] erazer-1 18 years ago

*sighs*
Ok, reading the back of the dvd-box:
Produced and DIRECTED by: Mel Brooks
'nuff said!

[–] sonicdeathmonkey-2 18 years ago

Blockbuster doesn't charge $7 for a BSI movie. They don't charge 7 dollars for ANY rental. Dumb@$$.

[–] stevenackerman69 17 years ago

No, Mel directed this film. Ezio directed Mel in Silence of the Hams (he had an unbilled cameo) and in Screw Loose in 1999. I don't know why that film didn't get released here in theaters and Mel doesn't talk about it. Maybe it wasn't a good experience for him????