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Based on a novel by Garrison Keillor (LAKE WOBEGON DAYS) and Jenny Lind Nilsson, THE SANDY BOTTOM ORCHESTRA is a slice Midwestern life familiar to fans of Mr. Keillor's fiction. This Showtime original stars Glenne Headly as Ingrid, a sophisticated woman who moved to rural Sandy Bottom, Wisconsin with her husband, abandoning her promising career as a classical pianist. Now a mother and the head of the local church choir, Ingrid spends her time trying to introduce new pieces of music to the congregation and challenging the community's rural mentality. Meanwhile, her husband, Norman, has persuaded the town to allow a classical concert at Dairy Days, the town's annual festival, with the hope that he can establish a high water mark in the town's dubious musical history.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull FrameInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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Though she served six years for the murder of her husband, Molly Lasch (Brandy Ledford, Baywatch) maintains that she's innocent. With help from Fran Simmons (Laura Leighton, Melrose Place) a reporter with whom she went to high school, Molly sets out to find her husband's true killer. But as the clues begin to turn up and they get closer and closer to some answers, the two women become more and more ensnared in a dangerous conspiracy that could eventually kill them. This Pax-TV movie is based on the novel by Mary Higgins Clark.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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CROUPIER tells the complex story of an aspiring writer who must take a job in order to pay the bills. Experienced as a professional croupier, Jack Manfred (Clive Owen) is hired by an upscale casino in London, where he intends to silently observe the goings on while continuing to work on his latest novel. Tensions begin to emerge between Jack and his girlfriend, Marion (Gina McKee), when he finds himself succumbing to the temptations that the gambling world presents; most notably, the gorgeous Jani (Alex Kingston), whose mysterious intentions eventually make themselves clear. As the story unfolds, Jack begins to realize that he is becoming the immoral hero of his novel, and is, in fact, giving in to these temptations to provide him with subject matter that will make for a memorable work of fiction.Mike Hodges and Paul Mayersberg have crafted a taut thriller that keeps the twists unfolding until the film's very last shot. As a tribute to Mayersberg's script, Hodges insisted that he share the film's author credit with the scribe. This unprecedented decision, combined with Clive Owen's seductive, highly irresistible performance, results in a motion picture that is an intelligent throwback to the crime films of yesteryear.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital 5.0 - English
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In this humid, atmospheric film noir, a sweltering summer in south Florida sets the stage for a dark romance between an attorney and a beautiful woman as they plot her wealthy husband's early demise.
Mickey Rourke's debut as an arson expert on parole is convincing and the script by Kasdan is dazzlingly treacherous.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingKeep CaseInteractive MenusProduction NotesScene AccessTheatrical Trailer
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Gavin the Gray Ghost Gray (Dennis Quaid), is a Louisiana football legend. There's never been a better, faster ball player, and everyone knows the hero is headed for pro football. To no one's surprise, Gavin marries his sweetheart, beauty queen Babs, who is at college majoring in Gavin and me. He's a first-draft pick in the pros, as expected, and the two begin their family. Their seemingly ideal marriage begins to come apart, though, when Gavin is drawn away from his initial acceptance of his limited time on the gridiron and can't deal with the loss of the glory he had in his youth. From being an accessory to Gavin's life in the spotlight, Babs is now forced to find the strength to keep the family above water. Their journey is witnessed throughout the years by Gavin's nephew Donnie (Timothy Hutton), also known as Cake, who seems to be the only one who can see what the limelight is doing to their once-idyllic love. Set against a background of the civil rights movement, the film, based on the novel by Frank Deford, spans decades.DVD Features:Region 1Snap CaseWidescreen - 1.85Audio: Dolby Surround Stereo - English
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