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[Film_Fatale]

Persuaders, anyone?

 

*Lionsgate lets loose The Persuaders!*

 

Preparing a Triple Feature DVD version of the classic TV show The Persuaders! starring Roger Moore and Tony Curtis, a pair of globe-trotting, sophisticated playboys who solve crimes of passion and espionage, Lionsgate Home Entertainment will please fans in November. The release will contain the adventures Sporting Chance, Mission: Monte Carlo and London Conspiracy.

In ?Sporting Chance? Brett Sinclair, a car-racing enthusiast, introduces his latest Sinclair Special, when all manner of unexpected things happen. Danny and Brett soon uncover a gang that's been plotting to fix the race, but all is not as it seems. On solving the mystery, they head to Brighton to relax and soon find themselves involved in a case of mistaken identity.

In ?Mission: Monte Carlo? blue-blooded Lord Brett Sinclair and playboy Danny Wilde nearly meet their match in the women, money, and fast-car environment of Monte Carlo.

And finally, in ?London Conspiracy? highbrow Englishman, Lord Brett Sinclair and Bronx-born American fortune seeker, Danny Wilde seem an unlikely pair, but their friendship propels them on some wild and wacky adventures in Robert S. Baker's London Conspiracy. On finding that a supposedly vacant mansion is occupied by a mysterious organization, Lord Sinclair and Danny have to overcome hostage-takers and black magic practitioners.

The release will come to stores on November 4 and can be yours for only $19.98.

 

http://www.dvdreview.com/news/viewnews.asp?id=10466

[filmlover]

Turns out those Paramount double dips for *Sabrina*, *Sunset Blvd*., and *Roman Holiday* will have some new extras mixed in with the old and will be 2-DVD sets at $24.99 each title.

 

from classicflix.com:

 

 

Bonus features:

 

*Sabrina*

 

Audrey Hepburn: Fashion Icon (17:32)

Sabrina's World (11:25)

Supporting Sabrina (16:32)

William Holden: The Paramount Years (29:46)

Audrey Hepburn: In Her Own Words (11:40)

Behind the Gates: Camera (5:07)

Paramount in the '50s (9:32)

Galleries

 

*Sunset Blvd.*

Commentary by Ed Sikov (author of "On Sunset Boulevard: The Life and Times of Billy Wilder")

Sunset Boulevard: The Beginning (22:46)

The Noir Side of Sunset Boulevard by Joseph Wambaugh (14:20)

Sunset Boulevard Becomes a Classic (14:29)

Two Sides of Ms. Swanson (10:32)

Stories of Sunset Boulevard (11:17)

Mad About the Boy: A Portrait of William Holden (11:15)

Recording Sunset Boulevard (5:48)

The City of Sunset Boulevard (5:32)

Morgue Prologue Script Pages

Franz Waxman and The Music of Sunset Boulevard (14:25)

Behind the Gates: The Lot (5:03)

Hollywood Location Map

Paramount in the '50s (9:32)

Edith Head - The Paramount Years Featurette (13:42)

Original Theatrical Trailer (3:12)

Galleries

 

*Roman Holiday*

Audrey Hepburn: The Paramount Years (29:54)

Remembering Audrey (12:11)

Rome with a Princess (8:56)

Dalton Trumbo: From A-List to Blacklist (11:54)

Restoring Roman Holiday (5:53)

Behind the Gates: Costumes (5:26)

Paramount in the '50s (9:32)

Trailers

Galleries

 

Pictures of the covers and more details are here:

http://www.classicflix.com/sabrina-sunset-blvd-roman-holiday-special-editions-november-a-343.html?osCsid=70cc62dd82c38d649ee4b0df5308ab78

[Film_Fatale]

If that is so I will most likely be getting *Sunset Blvd.*, hopefully it gets marked down to around $16.99 or so.

[mateo107]

virtually no change to the artwork from the original releases.

 

i'm tempted only with Sunset Boulevard, although i'm still content with the original release and the extras don't look all that enthralling. looks like no mention of Bogie in the Sabrina extras, and some of those features are repeated.

[edgeciff]

With so many great DVD's coming this fall I am going to pass on these Paramount re-do's. I am content with my copies especially the Special Edition of SUNSET BOULEVARD. Just to receive a few extras that weren't on the first release isn't enough to tempt me. One can just rent the reissues just to watch the new extras, why spend extra money!. Why doesn't Paramount go back into their library and release such films as SAMSON AND DELILAH, LOVE WITH THE PROPER STRANGER and PLEASURE OF HIS COMPANY instead of recycling the same films over and over again? .

[Film_Fatale]

> {quote:title=mateo107 wrote:}{quote}

> virtually no change to the artwork from the original releases.

>

> i'm tempted only with Sunset Boulevard, although i'm still content with the original release and the extras don't look all that enthralling. looks like no mention of Bogie in the Sabrina extras, and some of those features are repeated.

 

Personally, I'm not generally terribly eager to see new artwork - call me old-fashioned, but I don't see anything wrong with using the same artwork. Better to have new content and same old artwork, than no new content and new artwork, imho.

[Film_Fatale]

Someone had already mentioned the *Busby Berkeley Collection Vol. 2* - here's the artwork:

http://www.dvdtimes.co.uk/content.php?contentid=67772

 

As well as those of *Warner Bros. Classic Holiday Collections in November*

http://www.dvdtimes.co.uk/content.php?contentid=68276

[filmlover]

Here are more details about the upcoming Nov. 11th release of *The Lone Ranger 75th Anniversary Collector's Edition* with the first two seasons and why the price of $119 may be so high:

 

In addition to the 78 episodes (1,900 plus minutes) of the show on about a dozen photo-discs, this Anniversary set also includes three bonus episodes from the '60s cartoon series, a classic episode of Lassie featuring The Lone Ranger, and an original Lone Ranger radio show broadcast from 1950. But, not to end there, this great package includes an 88-page Commemorative Book, a complete episode guide, reprints of rare comic books and photos, and limited edition collectibles, too.

 

http://www.amazon.com/Lone-Ranger-75th-Anniversary-Seasons/dp/B001DJ7Q0E/ref=pd_bbs_sr_3?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1220748824&sr=8-3

 

And from the Lone Ranger Fan Club site, here are things that were sent to them in the press release. Some look to be items in the box set:

 

 

 

 

 

 

http://www.lonerangerfanclub.com/lonerangernews.html

 

This will be an item I will get when deepdiscount.com has their 20% off their discounted prices sale in November.

[Film_Fatale]

Edgeclifff first mentioned the *Warner Bros. and the Homefront* set on July 23, here are additional details on the extras:

 

Warner Home Video have announced the Region 1 DVD release of *Warner Bros. and the Homefront* on 11th November 2008. This three-disc set is built around the three all-star, song-filled extravaganzas made by the studio?s finest talents during the tumult of WWII.

 

Headlining the collection is the first-ever WHV release of one of the biggest box-office hits of the era, Irving Berlin?s This is the Army, starring Ronald Reagan, George Murphy and Mr. Berlin himself, presented in its original roadshow format for the first time since its opening engagements. The collection also contains the DVD debuts of two musical cavalcades featuring the biggest WB stars trying their hands at musical entertainment in Thank Your Lucky Stars and Hollywood Canteen.

 

Warner Bros. and the Homefront will be available as a collection only and will sell for $39.92 SRP.

 

Irving Berlin?s This Is the Army (1943)

 

* Commentary by Joan Leslie, Dr. Drew Casper

* Edge of Darkness trailer

* Newsreel

* 1943 WB short: The United States Army Band

* 1943 WB cartoon: Confusions of a Nutsy Spy

* All new WHV Documentary: Warner at War

* Original theatrical trailer

 

 

Thank Your Lucky Stars (1943)

 

* Watch on the Rhine trailer

* Newsreel

* 1943 WB shorts: Food and Magic, Three Cheers for the Girls, The United States Navy Band

* 1943 WB cartoon: Falling Hare

* Theatrical trailer

 

 

Hollywood Canteen (1944)

 

* The Conspirators trailer

* 1944 WB shorts: Proudly We Serve, Report from the Front, I am an American

* 1944 WB cartoon: Stage Door Cartoon

* 1945 WB cartoon: Herr Meets Hare

* 1946 WB cartoon: Hollywood Canine Canteen

* Theatrical trailer

 

http://www.dvdtimes.co.uk/content.php?contentid=68824

[Film_Fatale]

There's also additional info on *Looney Tunes Golden Collection Vol. 6*, which I first mentioned on July 9th

 

Warner Home Video have announced the Region 1 DVD release of *Looney Tunes Golden Collection Volume 6* and Looney Tunes Spotlight Collection Volume 6 on 21st October 2008. Aimed at collectors, the sixth volume of the Golden Collection showcases 60 classic animated shorts and hours of special features and will retail at $64.92 SRP. The companion Spotlight Collection is geared towards viewers of all ages, retailing at $26.99 SRP it primarily consists of shorts from Golden Collection Vol. 6 but it will also contain a few from Golden Collection Vol. 2.

 

Looney Tunes Golden Collection Volume Six Disc Descriptions:

 

Disc one titled Looney Tunes All Stars, is comprised of 15 shorts that feature all the best-loved characters in the classic shorts including Hare Trigger, was directed by Friz Freleng. In My Little Duckaroo, which was directed by Chuck Jones, Daffy Duck sets out along side his companion Porky to capture the villain, Nasty Canasta in order to collect a $10,000 reward. Directed by Friz Freleng, Satan?s Waiting stars Tweety and Sylvester in a hilarious short that follows Sylvester as he encounters the end of each of his nine lives during several mishaps he experiences while chasing after Tweety. Other shorts featured on this disc include Birth of a Notion, Heaven Scent, Dog Gone South, A Ham in a Hole and several others.

 

Disc two titled Patriotic Pals, includes a collection of 15 shorts with war time and patriotic themes, including Herr Meets Hare, which was one of the last major wartime cartoons from Warner Bros. and features Bugs Bunny who accidentally winds up in Germany while trying to make his way to Las Vegas. In Daffy ? the Commando, Daffy Duck stars as a commando who is dropped behind enemy lines and wreaks havoc on the German Commander, Von Vulture, who tries to capture him. The Ducktators satirizes various events of World War II. Other shorts on this disc include Russian Rhapsody, Bosko the Doughboy, Rookie Review, Wacky Blackout and many more.

 

Disc three titled Bosko, Buddy and Merrie Melodies features 15 rare treasures from the original Looney Tunes before they were known as Looney Tunes. Bosko was a recurring cartoon character who was the star of over three dozen Looney Tunes shorts. This disc features several of his shorts including Congo Jazz, Bosko?s Picture Show, Bosko in Person and others. Another character similar to Bosko is Buddy. In his shorts, Buddy was usually accompanied by his flapper girlfriend, Cookie and his dog Towser. Cartoons include Buddy?s Day Out, Buddy?s Circus and Buddy?s Beer Garden.

 

Disc four titled Most Requested Assorted Nuts, features 15 favourite shorts that defy any classification. They include such classics as Horton Hatches the Egg, which is based on the famous children?s book by Dr. Seuss and tells the story of Horton the Elephant, who is convinced by an irresponsible bird named Mayzie to sit on her egg until hatches. Now Hear This features the story of an elderly man who happens to find the devil?s left horn. Martian Through Georgia is the story of a sad and bored Martian who travels to Earth in search of happiness. Other shorts on this disc include Lights Fantastic, Fresh Airdale, Chow Hound, The Oily American, Rocket-Bye Baby, Goo Goo Goliath and many more.

 

Special Features

 

Disc 1:

 

* Commentaries by filmmaker Greg Ford, historian Jerry Beck and animator Mark Kausler

* Music-only audio tracks

* Looney Tunes Television Specials: Bugs Bunny In King Arthur?s Court, Daffy Duck?s Easter Egg-Citement

* Four Bonus Shorts: Boyhood Daze (with music-only audio track), Hippety Hopper, Rabbit Rampage (with music-only audio track), Sniffles Takes a Trip

 

 

Disc 2:

 

* Commentaries by filmmaker Greg Ford, historian Jerry Beck and animator Mark Kausler

* Music-only audio tracks

* Fritz Freleng at MGM Shorts Gallery: The Captain?s Christmas, A Day at the Beach, Mama?s New Hat, Poultry Pirates, Seal Skinners

* Three Bonus Shorts:

* Confusions of a Nutzy Spy

* The Fighting 69?th

* Hop and Go

 

 

Disc 3:

 

* Commentaries by historian Jerry Beck

* The World of Leon Schlessinger Featurette Gallery: Introduction by Martha Sigall and Jerry Beck, Crying for the Carolines, Haunted Gold Title Sequence, Schlessinger Productions Christmas Party

* Four Bonus Shorts: How Do I know It?s Sunday, I Like Mountain Music, I love a Parade, Sittin? on a Backyard Fence

 

 

Disc 4:

 

* Commentaries by filmmaker Greg Ford, animator Mark Kausler

* Music-only audio tracks

* Documentary Profile Mel Blanc: The Man of a Thousand Voices

* Four Bonus Shorts: Bartholomew Versus the Wheel, Punch Trunk (with music-and-effects-only audio track), Sleepy Time Possum, Wild Wild World (with music-only audio track)

 

 

All shorts are restored and remastered, presented in their original formats with English Mono audio and English subtitles.

 

Looney Tunes Spotlight Collection Volume Six - This two-disc set features 30 shorts from Volume 2 and 6 of the Golden Collections. Shorts include Baby Buggy Bunny, My Favourite Duck, Friz Frelang?s Lights Fantastic and uncredited Tex Avery?s Page Miss Glory. An exact breakdown of the content has not been provided, but we do know the set includes 28 shorts from Golden Collection Vol. 6, with the remainder presumably from Vol. 2. The only extras are a further 8 bonus cartoons from the Warner vault. All content is once again restored and remastered, with shorts presented in their original formats with English Mono audio and English subtitles.

[Film_Fatale]

Sony is re-packaging/re-issuing/double dipping some of its catalog titles:

 

Sony has also set a pair of DVD box sets for release on 11/18. The first is a 6-disc set that includes *Monty Python and the Holy Grail*, *Monty Python's Life of Brian* and *Monty Python's Meaning of Life* (SRP TBA). The other is a 17-disc Columbia Best Pictures Collection (SRP also TBA), that includes *It Happened One Night* (1934), *You Can't Take It with You* (1938), *All the King's Men* (1949), *From Here to Eternity* (1953), *On the Waterfront* (1954), *The Bridge on the River Kwai* (1957), *Lawrence of Arabia* (1962), *A Man for All Seasons* (1966), *Oliver!* (1968), *Kramer vs. Kramer* (1979) and *Gandhi* (1982).

 

Also in digitalbits.com, Barrie Maxwell has a few words to say about

 

the inclusion of previously-released titles in sets along with new releases that are only available in the sets. This forces collectors who want the new titles to either double dip or forego the titles entirely, at least until hopefully the new titles get a separate release at some undefined future date. The current chief culprits of this odious practice are Universal and MGM with Fox implicated somewhat because of their association with the latter. Even Warner Bros., who declared it would not indulge in the practice, has gone back on its word with the forthcoming November 11th re-release of the WHV Holiday Collection Volume 1 that will now include The Singing Nun.

 

He also pointed out that

 

Criterion's latest newsletter hints that Douglas Sirk's Magnificent Obsession (1954) is in the company's release plans. Such hints usually come to fruition within about 6 months of appearing.

 

http://www.thedigitalbits.com/articles/barriemaxwell/maxwell090808.html

[CelluloidKid]

On DVD Tomrrow..Tuesday, September 09, 2008...

 

 

[TripleHHH]

I pre-ordered Fox Classics 2 for a friend of mine and myself..only 13.99 at Amazon

I totally agree with Barnie at the bits, that being said I asked my mother to buy the Abbott & Costello Box Set for my Birthday

Universal did the same thing with the Incredible Hulk TV series, they are releasing Season 5, and an awesome looking box set with all 5 seasons, which sucks if you have bought the other 4 already like me..

I found the A&C set a lot more attractive than the volumes and I think the DVDs will be easier to get to as far as the sleeves they are in, but I love that trunk case they are all in...

[filmlover]

Here's the cover for the upcoming *Gregory Peck Film Collection*:

 

http://www.classicflix.com/artwork-added-gregory-peck-film-collection-a-344.html?osCsid=20185b5ac75aa344e1a5a1eda56ae5c9

[Film_Fatale]

> {quote:title=filmlover wrote:}{quote}

> Here's the cover for the upcoming *Gregory Peck Film Collection*:

>

> http://www.classicflix.com/artwork-added-gregory-peck-film-collection-a-344.html?osCsid=20185b5ac75aa344e1a5a1eda56ae5c9

 

Pretty classy, imho. Can't go wrong with a good photo of Gregory Peck!

[Film_Fatale]

Don't recall having read about this in the forums: *David Lynch The Lime Green Set* (*Eraserhead* remastered, The Short Films of David Lynch, *Blue Velvet* (remixed 5.1), *Wild at Heart*, *The Elephant Man*, Dumbland, Industrial Symphony No. 1: The Dream of the Broken Hearted, Mystery Disc) - Synapse Films. It is listed on amazon.com for 125.99.

[TripleHHH]

http://dvddrive-in.com/features/horrordoublefeaturepromo08.htm

This is a link to the cover art for the horror double features Warner is putting out in one month

Cant wait !

[filmlover]

Back on August 14th, I mentioned that "Timeless Media plans a September 23rd release of Lee Marvin's 1957-60 M Squad - The Very Best Of. It's a 14-disc set that contains 100 episodes, all of the show's 117 episodes that Timeless has been able to get a hold of. The company is still trying to find viable copies of the missing 17 episodes and they will be included if possible."

 

Well, it looks like they have found them. Amazon now has it listed for sale as a 15-DVD set (and a bonus CD of The Music from M Squad) with the title of *M Squad - The Complete Series*, and that it contains 117 shows. Streetprice $119.98. The release date will be November 11. The link below has pictures of the cover and the insides.

 

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001ECP576/ref=nosim?tag=dvdbeaver-20&link_code=as3&creativeASIN=B001ECP576&creative=373489&camp=211189

 

The link below has the info on the individual discs and the episodes. Other than the music CD, it doesn't look like there are any extras.

 

http://www.timelessmusic.com/DVDs/msquad.html

[edgeciff]

Hopefully, these are released in slim cases like the JAMES STEWART COLLECTION. As usual Universal is quite stingy with extras. At least they could have either had some commentary for some of the first time DVD release films in this box set.

[CelluloidKid]

I posted this in "Hot Topics" to!

 

*September 11, 2008*

 

*Online retailer Amazon.com has pulled out their price-trimming scissors again, shaving a few more dollars off The Godfather - The Coppola Restoration Blu-ray Disc set.*

 

*When Amazon first listed the highly sought after set a few months ago, the price was just under $100, or roughly 33% off the $124.99 list price which is standard for Amazon pricing.*

 

*Slowly but surely Amazon has trimmed a dollar here and a dollar there off the pre-order price approaching the set's September 23 release.*

 

*The latest, and our guess is last price cut brings the total for all three remastered Godfather films on Blu-ray down to a mere $61.95, or 50% off the original list price. That's an offer you can't refuse.*

 

*Click here to pre-order The Godfather - The Coppola Restoration Set on Blu-ray for $61.95 from Amazon.com.*

[Film_Fatale]

> {quote:title=Edgecliff wrote:}{quote}

> Hopefully, these are released in slim cases like the JAMES STEWART COLLECTION. As usual Universal is quite stingy with extras. At least they could have either had some commentary for some of the first time DVD release films in this box set.

 

I'd prefer slim cases at all times, so I'm really glad when they do, in fact, use them. My main concern now is that some studios are obviously going to keep releasing old DVDs in the old size case and Blu-Ray discs in the new smaller case, and unless you put them in different shelves, it's going to look a bit weird. Like with Criterion titles, for example. Some of their titles are being upgraded to Blu-Ray and yet many others continue to be released on regular DVD. The spine numbers aren't being changed for DVDs that are re-issued as BR's.

 

Well, it's really just a small quibble, but sometimes I think it would make things so much easier and simpler if every single DVD and BR came in cases of identical sizes.

[filmlover]

It was only temporary, the price of the Godfather set has gone back up to $74.95. Luckily I had placed an order much earlier today at the $61 price.

[Film_Fatale]

DVDTimes has posted additional details about the Murnau/Borzage at Fox set:

 

http://www.dvdtimes.co.uk/content.php?contentid=68876

 

Fox Home Entertainment have announced the Region 1 DVD release of Murnau, Borzage and Fox DVD Collection on 9th December 2008 priced at $239.98 SRP. This 12-film collection aims to capture the iconic careers of directors F.W. Murnau and Frank Borzage during their time at Fox Studios in the late 1920s and early 1930s. Amongst the films included are newly remastered versions of Murnau?s Sunrise and Borzage?s 7th Heaven, as well as an all-new feature length documentary from filmmaker John Cork. Additionally, the set features two exclusive hard-cover books showcasing rare, unpublished photos from the careers of both filmmakers, one of which focuses solely on Murnau?s lost film 4 Devils

 

More detail follows on this collection of films (of which there are no announced individual releases)?

 

While his career was cut short due to a fatal auto accident in 1931 at the age of 42, the impact of F.W. Murnau on the film community can still be felt to this day. Heralded by his contemporaries such as John Ford, Allan Dwan, William Wellman, Howard Hawks and Raoul Walsh during his time at the studio, William Fox brought the expressionist director from Germany to Hollywood after he saw his 1924 film The Last Laugh. This collection includes two surviving works that Murnau made with Fox from 1927-1930 including the beautifully filmed, three-time Oscar winner Sunrise (1927) starring Janet Gaynor and George O?Brien and the country set, marital crisis City Girl (1930). Murnau?s lost, and perhaps most famous work 4 Devils (1928) is also paid tribute with a featurette and all-new book focused on the film as well as a look at the screenplay and more. Also included is the rarely seen European silent alternate version of Sunrise, restored by the Nardoni Filmovy Archiv.

 

Frank Borzage?s career at Fox lasted only seven years, but it would be the silent films he helmed at the studio that would come to define his career as he won the first Best Director Oscar for 7th Heaven and again in 1931 for Bad Girl. Ten of Borzage?s surviving films are featured in the collection including the melodramatic love story 7th Heaven (1927), another triple-Oscar winner at the inaugural ceremony also starring Janet Gaynor. Borzage would go on to collaborate with Gaynor two more times at Fox; as a spirited young woman who joins a traveling carnival in Street Angel (1928) and as a young farm girl who falls in love with a soldier during World War I in Lucky Star (1929). Other featured Borzage works include Lazybones (1925), They Had To See Paris (1929), two versions of Song O? My Heart (1930), Liliom (1930), Bad Girl (1931), After Tomorrow (1932), Young America (1932) and a reconstruction of the lost film The River (1929).

 

Lastly, Murnau, Borzage & Fox (2008) is a feature length documentary by filmmaker John Cork examining the early history of Fox films and studio head William Fox and his patronage of German expressionist F.W. Murnau. In turn, Murnau?s cinematic styles would influence Fox?s stable of directors including Frank Borzage, John Ford and Raoul Walsh.

 

 

*Lazybones* (1925) ? Frank Borzage

* Feature film (1.20:1 aspect ratio)

* Newly created score composed by Tim Curran

* Still gallery

 

 

 

*Street Angel* (1928) ? Frank Borzage

* Feature film (1.20:1 aspect ratio)

* Still gallery

 

 

 

*7th Heaven* (1927) ? Frank Borzage

* Feature film (1.20:1 aspect ratio)

* Commentary by film historians Robert Birchard and Anthony Slide

* Still gallery

* The River reconstruction featurette

* The River Still gallery

 

 

 

*Sunrise* (1927) ? F.W. Murnau

* Movietone version of feature film (1.20:1 aspect ratio)

* European silent version of feature film (1.33:1 aspect ratio)

* Original Movietone score

* Olympia Chamber Orchestra score composed and conducted by Timothy Brock

* Commentary by ASC Cinematographer John Bailey

* Outtakes with commentary by John Bailey

* Outtakes with text cards

* Original scenario by Carl Meyer with annotations by F. W. Murnau

* Theatrical trailer

* Still gallery

* Sunrise screenplay

* Restoration notes

 

 

 

*Lucky Star* (1929) ? Frank Borzage

* Feature film (1.20:1 aspect ratio)

* Newly created score composed and conducted by Christopher Caliendo

* Still gallery

 

 

 

*They Had To See Paris* (1929) ? Frank Borzage

* Feature film (1.20:1 aspect ratio)

* Still gallery

 

 

 

*City Girl* (1930) ? F.W. Murnau

* Feature film (1.19:1 aspect ratio)

* Newly created score composed and conducted by Christopher Caliendo

* Still gallery

* Murnau?s 4 Devils: Traces of a Lost Film ? a film by Janet Bergstrom

* 4 Devils screenplay

* 4 Devils treatment

* 4 Devils Still gallery

 

 

 

*Liliom* (1930) ? Frank Borzage

* Feature film (1.20:1 aspect ratio)

* Still gallery

 

 

 

*After Tomorrow* (1932) ? Frank Borzage

* Feature film (1.33:1 aspect ratio)

* Still gallery

 

 

 

*Young America* (1932) ? Frank Borzage

* Feature film (1.33:1 aspect ratio)

* Still gallery

 

 

 

*Song O? My Heart* (1930) ? Frank Borzage

* Full sound version of film (1.20:1 aspect ratio)

* Music and Effects version of film (1.20:1 aspect ratio)

* Still gallery

 

 

 

*Bad Girl* (1931) ? Frank Borzage

* Feature film (1.20:1 aspect ratio)

 

 

 

*Murnau, Borzage and Fox* (2008)

* Feature length documentary (1.66:1 aspect ratio)

[edgeciff]

Deep Discount is taking pre-orders for this set for $247.32. That is more than the list. Something must be wrong.

[CelluloidKid]

*Now for the first time ever, four digitally remastered Hammer Films classics come together on one spine-chilling DVD Collector's Edition. Featuring on Disc One: "_The Two Faces Of Dr. Jekyl_" and "_The Curse Of The Mummy's Tomb_". Featuring on Disc Two: "_The Gorgon_" and "Scream Of Fear".*

 

*_DVD Special Features Include:_*

 

*Digitally Remastered Audio and Video*

*Uncut UK versions in their original aspect ratios*

*Original trailers*

 

 

 

*Release Date (USA): 2008-10-14*