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, Johnson<br />
; last<br />
nstance. "Don is a very bright guy and<br />
t \ou tiy to B.S. him, you're in trouble.<br />
M) I found that being dreadfully honest<br />
iiid straight-on with him worked very<br />
veil. We both have a lot in common,<br />
Hid I had no problems with him."<br />
had been Lorimar's choice<br />
01^ the lead, Lorimar being the film's<br />
Producer when it went before the camspring.<br />
But while the movie<br />
v^as deep into production, the strugglmg<br />
tudio was bought up by Warner Bros.,<br />
I<br />
nd the future for "Dead-Bang" seemed<br />
j mcertain. Frankenheimer admits that<br />
! le was very scared at the time, worrying<br />
bout what the new company would<br />
hink about his film and whether it<br />
/ould get released at all, but the direcor<br />
is happy to report that all seems to<br />
e working out for the best.<br />
I won't know until the film is re-<br />
3ased, but the [transition from Lorimar<br />
3 Warners] may be one of the best<br />
hings that has ever happened to me,"<br />
•I i- frankenheimer says. "There is no doubt<br />
y ihat Warner Bros, is one of the two or<br />
hree best companies in terms of releasig<br />
inovies, and Lorimar was perhaps<br />
he worst. So to go from Lorimar to<br />
\?amers is like ending up on the Yanees.<br />
And Warners really /fes this mo-<br />
;, which is terrific."<br />
One of the changes which the new<br />
istributor had been considering was a<br />
hange in the tide, although it appears<br />
ow that Warners viall stick with the disnctive,<br />
if somewhat obscure "Deadang."<br />
So for the record, what exactly<br />
oes the name mean?<br />
"'Dead-Bang' is a police term," Franenheimer<br />
reveals as he forms an imaglaty<br />
gim with his fingers and trains it<br />
n his inquisitor with an icy scowl. "It<br />
leans 'I've got you dead-bang in my<br />
ights. Right square in my sights,<br />
here's no getting away. I got you.<br />
)ead-bang'"'<br />
He pulls the trigger. But the questions<br />
ontinue.<br />
^<br />
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