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The Shadow Movie Memorabilia (1994)
Note: here's how much I know so far, based on research
done at ebay and contributions
from Shadow fans. If you have any additional information, please contact me.
Select a Category Below:
Media, Posters, and Soundtrack
- Media
- VHS Front
| Back
(Thanks to William Hunt for the front cover!)
- VHS Special Academy Letterbox Version
- VHS
Screener
(Thanks to Pete Galati for the picture!)
- Supposedly released in 1995
- Includes production trailer, and Taylor Dane music video
- Noted on the cover: "This does not represent final videosleeve
artwork"
- This version was not meant for rental or sale, and
it is noted on the cover (in fine print) that it should
be returned after viewing. Screeners were mainly for video
distributors and retailers to "screen" the film before
it is released and to learn the retail options available
to them.
More
about Screeners
(Thanks to Kelcey for the additional info!)
- LaserDisc Front
| Back
| Chapter
Detail
(Thanks to Chris Dunham for the pictures!)
- DVD
Insert
- Digital Surround Sound (DTS)
- non DTS
- Special version with trailers, cast bios and more
- Blu-Ray - Front (German)
- North American release date: June 4, 2013 | Germany
release date: May 6, 2011
- 16:9 Wide-screen(1.85:1)
- Booklet, Trailer, Making of.., Music-video Image Gallery,
Rare Advertising Material, and more (Note:
this is from the German Release info. No special features
or bonuses in the North American version)
(Thanks to Clinton Moloney for the information
and picture for the German release, and to David Malin and
Karla Gerling for the information for the North American release!)
- Blu-Ray - Collector's Edition
- Released by Shout Factory - February 25, 2014
(Thanks to Alex Razos for the heads-up, and Kelcey for the additional information!)
- Includes a 23 min featurette "Looking Back At The Shadow", a behind-the-scenes look with interviews from the cast, how the movie was made, and Jerry Goldsmith's soundtrack. Also includes the Theatrical trailer, and Still Gallery
- Review and Blu-Ray details at DVDTalk.com
- 35mm Trailer
- Posters
- Coming
Soon Poster
(Thank you to Michael M. for the picture!)
- Movie
Poster (Thank you to K Pearson for
the picture!)
- Video Poster
- Mini Poster
- UK Version Poster
- UK Version Movie Handbill
- Autographed poster at the premier of the movie by the cast
- Movie Soundtrack (Composed by Jerry Goldsmith, released
by Arista Records)
- Cassette Front
| Inside
- CD
- Original
Sin (Theme from The Shadow) CD Single
(Thank you to Deus Diabolus for the link!)
- Featuring Taylor Dane on the cover (probably a scene
from the music video?)
- Blue-coloured CD with three tracks:
1.) Original Sin Radio Edit (5 min 15 sec)
2.) Original Sin Radio Mix (5 min 46 sec)
3.) Say a Prayer (5 min 10 sec) Note: this is a
bonus track. It is not from the movie, so it's probably
from one of her albums.
- Extended Movie Soundtrack (Thank you
to Corey Christopher for the scans and information!)
- CD Front
| Back
- 31 tracks in total. Does not include the songs (Original
Sin and Some Kind of Mystery) and the "Who
knows what evil" speech done by Alec Baldwin and Orson
Welles.
- Complete Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Thank
you to Michael M for the scans and information!)
- CD Front
| Back
- 40 tracks in total from the original recording session.
Also features portions of music not used in the final
cut of the movie.
- Does not include the following tracks:
- The scene in the Temple of the Cobras - From the
pounding drums as Lamont is brought into the throne
room up to the Tulku's "Not yet."
- The scene from the "New York City" title card to
The Shadow's first laugh heard during on bridge.
- The continuation of the bridge scene where The Shadow
is laughing and his "Weed of Crime" speech up to Duke
opening firing with the tommy gun.
- The conlusion of the bridge scene where The Shadow
beats up Duke, then walks over to Tam to shoot up
the concrete blocks before the taxi arrives.
- The scene in Shrevvy's taxi where The Shadow laughs,
ending with Dr. Tam standing on the sidewalk as the
taxi drives away.
- The scene in the museum with Khan's coffin making
sounds, ending with the curator turning to look at
the mannequins.
- The scene outside the Cobalt Club when Lamont tries
to make Margo forget about him and she asks if he's
drunk.
- The scene in Shrevvy's cab immediately after, as
Lamont transforms into The Shadow in the back seat.
- The scene where Margo looks into Lamont's eyes and
sees the memories of his past.
- The final battle scene from Lamont racing through
the curtain after Khan and following him to the basement,
Margo and her dad dealing with the bomb, and up to
the beginning of the hall of mirrors sequence.
- Original Sin
- Some Kind of Mystery
- "Who knows what evil" speech done by Alec Baldwin
and Orson Welles.
- Intrada Records Limited Edition 1994 movie soundtrack
- 42 tracks, 2-CD set released by Intrada records under
their Intrada Special Collection label in 2012
- This includes tracks from the film that did not make
it onto the original soundtrack and an alternate version
of the score composed for the mirror scene at the climax
of the movie.
- CD Cover: Front | Back
- Booklet details: Cover | Pg 2-3 | Pg 4-5 | Pg 6-7 | Pg 8-9 | Pg 10 -11 | Pg 12-13 | Pg 14-15 | Pg 16-17
(Thank you to OthymianO, Michael M., and Alex Razos for the information, and Ashley for the pictures!)
- Novels
- Movie adaption by James Luceno Front
| Back
Published by Ivy Books
- Movie adaption by Les Martin (Children's version) Front
| Back
Published by Random House
Promotional
Items and Appearances
- Movie Press Kit
- Electronic Movie Press Kit
- Includes behind-the-scenes segments, interviews, features,
music video, and trailers. (Thanks to Bobby
T. for the information!)
- Press Kit for Video
- Put out by MCA video when the film was released on video
- Includes press release, 9 color slides, and 5 black and
white 8x10 photos
- Advertisement for Video
- Full page ad in the January
1995 Blockbuster Video newsletter.
- The captions read:
Alec Baldwin brings the legendary crime-fighting
superhero vividly to life in this lavish action-adventure
that boasts mind-boggling special effects. Co-starring John
Lone and Penelope Ann Miller.
"The wittiest action-adventure since 'Indiana Jones'! 'The
Shadow' is a spellbinding, runaway entertainment ride."
NBC NEWS
- Lobby Cards (Set of 4)
- Margo in sitting in the Cobalt Club with a cigarette in hand
- Lamont in the Sanctum talking to Burbank
- Shiwan Khan on his throne
- Dr. Lane in his lab working on his invention
- UK Promotional
(Thanks to Raj Kapila for the information!)
- U.K Press Kit
- Colour Wallet (A4 Size / 8 1/4" x 11 3/4")- to contain the below items
- Five 10" x 8" black and white promotional photographs from the movie: Lamont with his girasol ring, Lamont and Margo, Margo and Dr. Lane, Shiwan Khan with Phurba, and Farley Claymore
- Production Notes/Synopsis (A4 Size / 8 1/4" x 11 3/4")
- Hanging Mobile Display
- Consists of 4 double-sided (7.9" / 20 cm) trapezoidal pictures of The Shadow from the movie poster, and 2 double-sided (11.8" / 30 cm) emblems featuring four movie characters (Lamont, Margo, The Tulku, and Farley)
- To be strung up as bunting (string also included with display)
- Mini Teaser Poster (44 cm x 29 cm / 17.3" x 11.4") featuring The Shadow. Tag lines: Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men / Coming Soon
- Mini Poster (40 cm x 30 cm / 15.7" x 11.8") featuring the main characters. Tag lines: The Glamour / The Mystery / The Danger
- Magazine Appearances
- American Cinematographer Vol. 75, #7, July 1994 (Thank
you to Michael M. for the information!)
- "Shedding Light on The Shadow" by David Heuring
Cinematographer Stephen Burum, ASC, discusses the
logistical, administrative and organized requirements
of a big-budget production.
- "Burum's Visual Approach" by David Heuring
- Blade (Dec 1994) (Thank you to Kelcey and Clinton Moloney for the information!)
- Features an article about the Phurba from the movie
- Cinefantastique
Vol. 25 #4, Aug 1994 (Thank you to William Hunt for the picture and information!)
- "The Shadow" by Mark A. Altman
- "Russell Mulcahy, Genre Stylist" by Mark A. Altman
- "Radio and Pulp Origins" by George Zebrowski
- "Screenwriter David Koepp" by Mark A. Altman
- "Making Mr. Shadow" by Tim Prokop
- "Movie and Serial Adventures" by Dan Scapperotti
- "Production Design by Joe Nemec III" by Mark A. Altman
- "Special Effects Computer Graphics" by Tim Prokop
- "The Art of Makeup" by Tim Prokop
- "Superhero Merchandising" by Tim Prokop
- "Matte Painting: Beyond the Back Lot" by Tim Prokop
- "Miniaturizing New York" by Tim Prokop
- Comic
Scene #44, Jul 1994 (Thank you to William
Hunt for the picture and information!)
- "Conversations in Shadow," by Will Murray
Interview with screenwriter David Koepp
- Comic
Scene #45, Aug 1994 (Thanks to William
Hunt for the picture and information!)
- "The Shadow Laughs" by Dan Scapperotti
About The Shadow on radio
- "The Shadow Unmasks" by Will Murray
An overview on The Shadow in the pulps
- "The Shadow Returns" by Will Murray
About the filming of the 1994 movie
- Comic
Scene #46, Sep 1994 (Thanks to William
Hunt for the picture and information!)
- "The Shadow" by Will Murray Interview
with Alec Baldwin
- Sci-Fi
Entertainment Vol. 1 #2, Aug 1994 (Thanks
to William Hunt for the information!)
- Starburst
#195, Nov 1994
- Starlog,
July (?) 1994 (Note: special issue dedicated to the movie
itself) (Thanks to William Hunt for the
picture!)
- Starlog
#205, Aug 1994 (Thanks to William Hunt
for the picture and information!)
- Promotional Movie Booklet
Cover
| Detail
| Detail
2 | Envelope
| Agent Card Front
and Back
| Autograph
(Thanks to Lirael for the first two pictures
and John Helvin for the additional pictures and information!)
- Released to promote the release date of the film
- Sent out in a beige envelope with a string seal on the back
and "Confidential, your eyes only" printed in red on the front
- Includes a Shadow Special Agent ID Card.
- Some covers are autographed by Alec Baldwin and include
a certificate of authenticity
- Chapters include "My World", "My Sanctum", etc.
- Promotional Bumper Sticker
- Has movie logo, tagline, title, and date ("July 1")
- Promotional Pin
- Distributed before movie's release
- Grey background with the caption "The Shadow Knows" in white,
and a headshot of The Shadow in black and white
- Promotional
Lapel Pin
- Given by Universal Pictures to members of the press during
the movie's promotion
- Grey metallic finish with the upper part of The Shadow's
face and the name below; The Shadow's eyes are painted green.
Essentially a depiction of the movie poster.
(Thanks to Burt Barnard for the information
and Mark Thomas for the picture!)
- Keebler Promotional Coupon for an Interactive Phone Game
(1994)
- Sponsored by Keebler. It's a 3" by 5" tear-away coupon with
instructions and contest details. Usually found in grocery
stores near Keebler products. All you had to do was phone
1-800-SHADOW-1 and play the game. The prizes are as follows:
- 6 Grand Prizes: Pinball Machine
- 300 First Prizes: Video Game by Ocean
- 1000 Second Prizes: Shadow
Watch (See Miscellaneous Items below)
- 2000 Third Prizes: Shadow Soundtrack
- 3000 Fouth Prizes: T-Shirt
- 4000 Fifth Prizes: Movie Adaptation Novel (Adult and
Kid versions)
- Keebler Cookies Display Stand featuring The Shadow
- Used by supermarkets to sell Keebler products. Keebler was
sponsoring the movie
- Features The Shadow's face in black and white and the movie
title in green
- Burger
King Shadow Watch
- Distributed in conjunction with the 1994 movie
- Black strap watch featuring The Shadow's face on a green
backgroud with wording around the edge.
(Thank you to Pete Galati for the picture
and info!)
- Promotional Radio
- Front
| Back
| Dial Detail | Cassette Deck | Manual | Box
- "Cathedral" style radio from MCA Universal Studios
- Under the center dial, there's a brass plaque that reads:
Classic Collector's Edition
- Comes with a cassette
tape of two radio shows: "Circle of Death" and "The Death
Triangle"
- Given away as a promotion item to select dealers
(Thanks to Kenneth Ondracek for the front, back and cassette pictures and information! Thanks to Flo-Maria for the box, manual, and close-up details!)
Toys,
Games, and Cards
- Cards by Topps
- Board Game
- Made by Milton Bradley, it is for 2-4 players ages 6 and
up. Includes a secret message decoder, sliding sanctum wall,
and a dimensional game board.
- Front
| Back|
Detail: 1
2
3
4
- Action Figures by Kenner (Thank you
to William Hunt and Kelcey for the pictures!)
- 200
piece jigsaw puzzle made by MB. Depicts Shiwan Khan on his
throne. (Thanks to Kame for the picture!)
- Slingshot plastics (with The Shadow or Shiwan Khan picture
on it)
- Electronic handheld game Front
| Close-up
| Playing
Screen
- Made by Tiger Electronics Inc.
- Features five levels of gameplay and a retainable high score
- Playing as The Shadow, you can use his special ability to
become invisible as you battle Shiwan Khan and his Mongol
warriors
(Thanks to Kenneth Ondracek for the picture!)
- Super NES game Box cover
(Thanks to Pete Galati for the picture!)
Game Review (Issue# 66, Jan 1995)
(Thanks to Kelcey for the scans!)
SNES game soundtrack
(Thanks to Ashley for the link!)
Scratching your head over what a SNES is and what the game cartridge looks like? Watch this 2-min demonstration
(Thanks to Ashley for the link!)
- To play this on your computer, you will need an emulator and
the ROM (i.e. game file), which can be found on the following
site: (Note: this is the link for
the Beta version of the game, which corrects a graphics glitch)
(Thanks to A. Andreyev for the information!)
- Pinball Machine by Williams Bally/Midway
Official
Movie Magazine (Thank you to Michael M.
for the picture!)
Close
Up (Thank you to Per Martinson for the
picture!)
Theme
song (Thank you to Abel Diaz for the song!)
- Artwork
for pinball playfield by Doug Watson
Detail
1 | Detail
2
(Thank you to Mark Thomas for the information
and pictures!)
- Pinball Backing
(Thank you to Ashley for the pictures)
- A Phurba
Diverter is used to change the direction of the ball on
the ramps controlled by the player
(Thank you to Mark Thomas for the information
and pictures!)
- The Pinball
Ring lights up to indicate when a ramp shot is made
(Thank you to Mark Thomas for the information
and pictures!)
- Parts
- Promotional flyer - Front
| Back
(Thank you to Mark Thomas for the pictures!)
- Promotional
coasters
(Thank you to Mark Thomas for the picture!)
- Given out at a trade show
- Features images from the game: either Lamont Cranston
or The Shadow
- Manual
(November 1994)
(Thank you to Mark Thomas for the picture!)
- Postcards
Clothing, Rings, and Other Wearable Items
- Crew T-Shirt
- Black in colour with the Shadow logo on it.
- Crew ID Tag
- Worn by crew members on the set of "The Shadow" (1994)
- T-Shirt and baseball cap
- sponsored by Keebler Cookies
Caps
- Front View | Caps
- Side View
(Thank you to Kenneth Ondracek for pictures!)
- Black in color with a headshot of The Shadow and green lettering
- Caption: "Keebler brings you The Shadow"
- Cinemark Theatres T-Shirt
- Black in colour with Shadow logo and tagline
(Thank you to Burt Barnard for the information!)
- Rings
- Halloween Costume
Miscellaneous Items
- Everyday Items
- Backpack
- Lunch
Box
- Made by the Aladdin company. Comes in red (or other colours?) with movie artwork on the front
(Thank you to Don for
the additional information and Mark Thomas for the pictures!)
- Thermos
- Stationary
Set: pencil case, ruler, eraser
- Small
bag
- Made by the Aladdin company. This nylon bag comes in
black with red handles and trim with movie artwork on
the front. (Possibly a lunch bag?)
(Thank you to Mark Thomas for the picture!)
- Wrist Watch
(Thank you to Kenneth Ondracek for the
pictures!)
- Green
watch face with Shadow showing his ring and "The Shadow
Knows" encircling the picture. Comes in a case
- White
watch face with standing Shadow wrapped in his cloak.
This was one of the prizes in an interactive phone-in
contest sponsored by Keebler. (See Promotional Items section
above).
- 1995 Calendar - Features scenes from the movie
(Thank you to Burt Barnard for the information!)
- 60 film clips from movie
- Collectable 35mm Film Cell Plaque
- Tiny movie poster and a strip of film from the movie encased
in plastic. Comes with a stand
- Framed 35mm Film Cell featuring Alec Baldwin
- A framed, autographed picture of Alec Baldwin as Lamont
Cranston paired with a 35mm film strip from the movie (Thank
you to Kevin for the information!)
- Phurba Knife
Calm
Side | Angry
Side | Side
View | Detail
of Base
(Thank you to Michael M. for the pictures!)
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