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You bet we'll say more...Howard Hughes knew exactly what
to say, and in 3-D Technicolor, no less...
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In "Dial M For Murder", Hitchcock introduced stereo
into his film... He even gave out stereo Realist cameras to those
who worked on the project. A stereo enthusiast, definitely...
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The adventures of captain 3-D... Anaglyph commix were a short lived
sensation in the 50's. fear of permanent cross-eyed vision and
permanent damage to morals put a damper on the rein of captain
3-D...
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The first advertisement of the Realist camera in 1945. unfortunately
the camera was not on the market until 1947 due to post war material
shortages.
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Salvador Dali-esque ad for the realist in 1946... No
wonder all the movie stars were lining up to buy them...
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