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Profile Contribution Approved Mar 24 2007  1:48PM

Image Contribution Approved Mar 24 2007  1:48PM

Studios - included the proper theatrical release studio and DVD distributor as per the film titles/rules.

Features - added additional features found on the disc (verified with PowerDVD).

Subtitles - per the disc (verified with PowerDVD).

Audio Tracks - per the disc encode (verified with PowerDVD).

Overview - from the cover.

Disc Info - dual layer verified with VSO Inspector.

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Profile Contribution Approved May 10 2007  9:43PM

added back cover scan

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Image Contribution Declined May 12 2007 10:07AM

- fixed audio track channels (verified with cover and PowerDVD 4.0)
- modified overview to match cover:
  at his hilarious best, Irwin "Fletch" -> at his hilarious best as Irwin "Fletch"
  expose -> exposé
  It'll -> it'll
  stay alive to meet his deadline. -> stay alive till the deadline.

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Profile Contribution Approved May 17 2007  5:40PM

Case Type - Slip Cover checked since it, uh, comes with one.

Lenticular, IIRC.

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Profile Contribution Approved Aug 31 2007  8:45PM

Applied bold & italics to overview. Corrected cast and crew, all re-verified exactly as credited from the actual film credits, using the "credited as" feature where necessary - extensively researched on the internet and fully supported by Invelos' own "credit lookup tool" results.

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*Updated Notes*
Applied bold & italics to overview. Corrected cast and crew, all re-verified exactly as credited from the actual film credits, using the "credited as" feature where necessary - extensively researched on the internet and fully supported by Invelos' own "credit lookup tool" results.

EDIT: I'll let Ken Cole address the unfounded no-vote (link):

Quote:
It is not necessary to document the source of the common name, outside the use of the CLT. [...] Users who prefer more rigidly documented common names are free to enforce those rules on their local data.

*Updated Notes*
Applied bold & italics to overview. Corrected cast and crew, all re-verified exactly as credited from the actual film credits, using the "credited as" feature where necessary - extensively researched on the internet and fully supported by Invelos' own "credit lookup tool" results.

CLT-results:
David W. Harper [David Harper]: 41 [30].
Alison LaPlaca [Alison Laplaca]: 55 [18].
Arnold F. Turner [Arnold Turner]: 169 [101].
Franne Golde [Franie Golde]: 17 [5].
Richard Portman [Richard R. Portman]: 665 [25].

Additionally, I'll let Ken Cole address the unfounded no-votes (link):

Quote:
It is not necessary to document the source of the common name, outside the use of the CLT. [...] Users who prefer more rigidly documented common names are free to enforce those rules on their local data.

Profile Contribution Approved Apr 13 2009  3:54PM

Correction to Alison LaPlaca [Alison Laplaca]  to AS CREDITED status.

CLT shows exactly the same results for Alison Laplaca and for Alison LaPlaca, both show 59 Titles (99 Profiles) there is NO Documentation provided to support that Alison LaPlaca  is correct, so all we can use in this case is AS CREDITED

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*Updated Notes*
Correction to Alison LaPlaca [Alison Laplaca]  to AS CREDITED status.

CLT shows exactly the same results for Alison Laplaca and for Alison LaPlaca, both show 59 Titles (99 Profiles) there is NO Documentation provided to support that Alison LaPlaca  is correct, so all we can use in this case is AS CREDITED

For Tim: As I see it you are dead wriong I checked tghe CLT and the results are the same for both variations, YOU have oprovided NO documentation to support your claim. Now I realize that you are limited for sopace, so feel free to PM me and clarify whatever you wish, but as I see it now you are WRONG PERIOD.
*Updated Notes*
Correction to Alison LaPlaca [Alison Laplaca]  to AS CREDITED status.

CLT shows exactly the same results for Alison Laplaca and for Alison LaPlaca, both show 59 Titles (99 Profiles) there is NO Documentation provided to support that Alison LaPlaca  is correct, so all we can use in this case is AS CREDITED

For Tim: As I see it you are dead wriong I checked tghe CLT and the results are the same for both variations, YOU have oprovided NO documentation to support your claim. Now I realize that you are limited for sopace, so feel free to PM me and clarify whatever you wish, but as I see it now you are WRONG PERIOD. You need to LOOK closer Tim, check the CLT fo r BOTH versions not just the ONE that you think it is. You will find that both yield the SAME results, due to the Cap recognition problem thus invalidating the CLT...Now had you thouroughly researched this annd explained it due to the cap issue that would be one thing, but you did not. Your research was both faulty and completel
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Let me try and restate this. i don't understand qwhere Tim or anyone else is coming from. If you check the CLT for Alison LaPlaca and for Alison Laplaca you get exactly the same list. There fore ther is not sufficient data to presume one is the Common Name. I believe that Tim reached a conclusion based on an undocumented assumption and one that certainly was NOT supported by the CLT. It appears to me that this relates to known program shortcoming in dealing with upper and lower case correctly.

I could understand this if Tim were stating that it relates directly to the Upper/Lower case issue and his listing was for LaPlaca, but that is not what he has claimed, then or NOW. I am cretainly not averse to pulling the contribution but not  without a better explanation from someone. as I see it right now Tim was wrong then and NOW. So please somebody try and explain this.
*Updated Notes*
Let me try and restate this. i don't understand qwhere Tim or anyone else is coming from. If you check the CLT for Alison LaPlaca and for Alison Laplaca you get exactly the same list. There fore ther is not sufficient data to presume one is the Common Name. I believe that Tim reached a conclusion based on an undocumented assumption and one that certainly was NOT supported by the CLT. It appears to me that this relates to known program shortcoming in dealing with upper and lower case correctly.

I could understand this if Tim were stating that it relates directly to the Upper/Lower case issue and his listing was for LaPlaca, but that is not what he has claimed, then or NOW. I am cretainly not averse to pulling the contribution but not  without a better explanation from someone. as I see it right now Tim was wrong then and NOW. So please somebody try and explain this.

So far based on what I have seen of previous notes, CLT results, etc. ALL No votes on thsi are completely and
*Updated Notes*
Let me try and restate this. i don't understand qwhere Tim or anyone else is coming from. If you check the CLT for Alison LaPlaca and for Alison Laplaca you get exactly the same list. There fore ther is not sufficient data to presume one is the Common Name. I believe that Tim reached a conclusion based on an undocumented assumption and one that certainly was NOT supported by the CLT. It appears to me that this relates to known program shortcoming in dealing with upper and lower case correctly.

I could understand this if Tim were stating that it relates directly to the Upper/Lower case issue and his listing was for LaPlaca, but that is not what he has claimed, then or NOW. I am cretainly not averse to pulling the contribution but not  without a better explanation from someone. as I see it right now Tim was wrong then and NOW. So please somebody try and explain this.

So far based on what I have seen of previous notes, CLT results, etc. ALL No votes on this are completely inv

Profile Contribution Declined Sep 22 2009  6:52AM

The current profile contains a cast entry for "Arnold F. Turner, credited as Arnold Turner". Further research has shown me that this use of the "credited as" feature is no longer necessary, probably as a result from more and more IMDb-mined data being corrected. Have a look at Invelos' own "credit lookup tool" results:

Arnold Turner: 51 titles,
Arnold F. Turner: 37 titles (partly still incorrect IMDb-mined data).

Since "Arnold Turner" is now the most-credited form, he can simply be entered AS CREDITED into this particular profile.

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Profile Contribution Approved Dec 29 2009  6:43PM