Crowe on Larson

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Here’s an interview with singer Nicolette Larson that Cameron did for the December 14, 1978 issue of Rolling Stone. I’m sure many of you know who Larson is, but she was an accomplished singer, who among other successes, had a Top 10 hit in 1978 with a cover of Neil Young’s “Lotta Love.” Sadly, Nicolette passed away in December of 1997 due to complications from a cerebral edema. She is survived by her husband, Russell Kunkel, and their 8-year-old daughter, Elsie May. If you would like to learn more, there’s an official website honoring her life and music.

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Jerry Maguire Journal

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Here’s Cameron’s Jerry Maguire Journal from the December 1996 issue of Rolling Stone. Among the gems included here is Cameron’s story about trying to get Billy Wilder to play Dicky Fox in the film. There’s also a great follow up where Tom Cruise and Crowe try to convince him to take the part after he’s decided to drop out.

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Crowe Postage Stamp

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Believe or not, you can get your very own Cameron Crowe Oscar postage stamp! These limited edition tribute stamps were issued by Kyrgyzstan. The stamp measures 2″ by 1 1/2″. Where can you get one? I’ve seen em on Ebay, so you might look there..

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Vanilla Radiohead?

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Reports from the excellent Radiohead site Follow Me Around, suggest that the group maybe a part of the Vanilla Sky soundtrack. Cameron’s a big fan (who isn’t?), so this would be great. More info as soon as it breaks…

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Help

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In light of all those lost in the tragedy today. I’d like to ask any of our readers in the New York or Washington areas (or anywhere else) to consider donating blood. The American Red Cross is going to need all the help they can get. Thanks.

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Promo Book: By Cameron Crowe – 1972 – 1979

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Here’s some info on a great collectable book called By Cameron Crowe 1972 – 1979. It was obviously put out at the same time to promote Almost Famous. It’s a beautiful 100 page soft cover book of Rolling Stone articles by Cameron with pictures by Neal Preston/Annie Leibovitz, along with his first interview for The San Diego Door. The book includes the following articles:

  • Jethro Tull (The San Diego Door, 1972)
  • The Allman Brothers (Rolling Stone, 1973)
  • Led Zeppelin (Rolling Stone, 1975)
  • Neil Young (Rolling Stone, 1975)
  • Peter Frampton (Rolling Stone, 1977)
  • Fleetwood Mac (Rolling Stone, 1977)
  • Van Morrison (Rolling Stone, 1977)
  • Joni Mitchell (Rolling Stone, 1979)
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Jerry Maguire Special Edition DVD & Deleted Scenes

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DVD Shrine is reporting that the Special Edition Jerry Maguire DVD (produced by JM Kenny) will be released on December 4th. No details have been announced. This makes sense and would coincide with the release of the Almost Famous: Untitled – The Bootleg Cut. More info as soon as its announced.

As promised, here’s the deleted scenes from the Jerry Maguire script. They include “Tidwell Meets Cush”, “The Two-Headed Corn Snake” and “Karaoke/Jerry Returns Home”. It will be interesting to see if any of these show up on the Jerry Maguire Special Edition DVD.

 

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Untitled – The Bootleg Cut – Cover Art

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Here’s the cover art for the new DVD and a look at the cover of the Stillwater CD. Thanks to Finn Anthony over at DVD Shrine for sharing the image. Click to enlarge.

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  • Almost Famous- Paramount+, AMC+
  • David Crosby: Remember My Name- Starz
  • Elizabethtown- FUBO
  • Say Anything...- Disney+, Hulu, AMC+
  • Vanilla Sky- Paramount+,Showtime
  • We Bought A Zoo- Disney+, Roku