Preview Clips for Documentary "Journey to the Dream" starring Washington Capitals Superstars Alexander Ovechkin and Mike Green.
Coming Soon: 2011
Directed by Marc Rosenberg and Jeff Borsuk
Produced by Joint Effort Media
Clips Shot by Matthew Raymond, Theo Skudra, Christian Collete and Marc Rosenberg
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~Caps GM George McPhee
~Gordie Howe
“He’s amazing. There aren’t enough words in English or Russian to describe him.”
~Chris Drury
"He's like the shark in Jaws, circling in the water waiting for blood. They should play that music from the movie – da-duh, da-duh, da-duh - when he's out on a shift. He doesn't just go after loose pucks, he hunts them down."
~John Davidson, President of Hockey Operations for the St. Louis Blues.
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~Mike Prada, Sr. Editor, SB Nation
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Just wanted to thank you for posting my book on your blog, which I consulted a fair bit while researching and writing the book. In particular, the comprehensive list of links on alexovetjkin.blogspot.com is the best library on Ovechkin material available anywhere.
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Geoffrey Lansdell
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Oops they caught us peeking. Video has been pulled. :(
Thanks, Emily. He posted it twice and then removed one...
As of now the two postings are back on YouTube. I downloaded one just in case they're gone for good. Does anyone have know how this documentary came about and where the complete version will debut? Will other players besides Ovie and Mike Green be in it?
I hope the sound quality is improved for the final product. Ovie doesn't speak as clearly as he used to, in my opinion, but the background noise is also distracting.
And...is this a Capitals backed production or are Ovie and his friends getting involved in making documentaries? Ovie might be well advised to give Ken Burns a call if he wants to branch out in that direction LOL.
This just looks like one out of several recent hockey documentaries done by Canadians.
It seems that Ovie's English improves greatly when he talks slower. Just my opinion though.
Yes, and when Ovie first came to the U.S. and started giving interviews he spoke more clearly because he was less proficient. Now that he has more words, he needs to work on diction and eliminate mumbling.
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