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This classic BBC adaptation of Dorothy L. Sayers' detective novels sees aristocratic sleuth Lord Peter Wimsey's (Ian Carmichael) fishing holiday in Scotland interrupted when a local artist is found murdered. Whimsey must employ his master sleuth skills to divine the killer from a list of six likely suspects.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Additional Release Material: Interview - Ian Carmichael - Star
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Geraldine Fitzgerald
plays Granny Weatherall, a proud matriarch, who, on the last day of her life, recounts the successes and failures of her long years. Henry Fonda narrates this production of Katherine Anne Porter's novel, THE JILTING OF GRANNY WEATHERALL.Made for television, THE JILTING O F GRANNY WEATHERALL is an emotionally evocative film. Director Randa Haines uses her natural gift for dramatic theatricals to maintain the integrity of the novel, as she transports it to the screen. Perfect for gray winter days,
its heartfelt story will keep you warm.
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Once again London is stalked by a nighttime serial killer on the loose who calls himself the White Angel. Ellen Carter is an award winning crime writer who falls upon hard times after her husband mysteriously disappears and she becomes the prime suspect. When her financial situation worsens she takes in boarders, one of whom is a mysterious man named Leslie Steckler. While snooping around Carter's house, he learns Carter's secret, reveals his secret identity as the WHITE ANGEL and blackmails her into writing his life story -- the life story of a serial killer. Thus the film turns into a character study of two people with hidden lives and dark secrets. As the plot thickens, Carter realizes that Steckler is a very dangerous man and must be stopped.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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CAPOTE: Bennett Miller`s CAPOTE is a finely crafted biopic that recounts a historic chapter in American history and, in the process, captures the unraveling of a truly gifted mind. Starring an extraordinary Philip Seymour Hoffman as the legendary Truman Capote, the film concentrates on the seven-year period during which Capote wrote his groundbreaking nonfiction novel, IN COLD BLOOD. One morning in 1959, Capote learned of a horrific family killing in Holcomb, Kansas. With the intention of writing an article for the New Yorker, he traveled to the Midwest with his good friend Nell Harper Lee (Catherine Keener), who was about to publish her own masterwork, TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD. Somehow, the soft-spoken, eccentric writer managed to earn the trust of local authorities--most notably, reserved K.B.I. agent Alvin Dewey (Chris Cooper). But when the two killers were caught and returned to Kansas to await trial, Capote began to form an intense emotional bond with one of them, Perry Smith (Clifton Collins, Jr.). The pressure of this connection threatened to push an already fragile Capote into the darkest recesses of himself. His only hope was to finish the book that he was convinced would shock the nation and change the course of writing forever.Hoffman`s tender portrayal of the writer is a remarkable achievement. He slips into the skin of Capote flawlessly, allowing viewers to experience Capote`s inner turmoil for themselves. Keener and Cooper once again deliver compassionate performances. But it is Miller`s overall vision, based on a script by Dan Futterman and beautifully realized by his technical collaborators (especially director of photography Adam Kimmel and production designer Jess Gonchor), that makes CAPOTE an Oscar-worthy production.POLLOCK: Ed Harris`s POLLOCK is a moving portrait of artist Jackson Pollock, an abstract expressionist painter whose work had major influence on the modern art movement. Pollock was also a serious alcoholic, and was marri
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Marty takes in Shiloh, who's been abused by his owner, Judd Travers. Even after Shiloh saves Judd's life, he continues to treat the dog cruelly, threatening to take him away from Marty. A compassionate tale with a strong moral: kindness overpowers hatred. Based on the novel by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAdditional Release Material: Trailers - 1. Original Theatrical Trailer Music Video Behind-the-Scenes
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