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A bawdy look at the 16th-century British monarch famous for forming the Anglican Church in order to justify his consumption of wives. Academy Award Nominations: 2, including Best Picture. Academy Awards: Best Actor-Charles Laughton.
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An actress in sex films (Juliette Marquis in her first role), with a father suffering from Parkinson's Disease (James Woods), starts a Sexual Investigation Agency: she puts engaged men and husbands to the acid test for loyalty by trying to seduce them herself, then reports the results to the women who hired her. Separate from that remarkable endeavor, she wired her entire apartment with webcams for the benefit of her paying internet subscribers; she frequently muses directly into the camera lens in this poignant and involving drama.DVD Features:Region (Unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Additional Release Material: Cast Interviews Deleted Scenes Closed Captioned Spanish Subtitles
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When a groom-to-be gets the ultimate case of cold feet--death, the stylish sleuth Adela Bradley and her trusty chauffeur George use charm, sophistication and wit to catch the killer.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseSingle Side - Single LayerLetterboxedAdditional Release Material: MYSTERY! Studio Virtual TourInteractive Features: Scene Access WeblinksText/Photo Galleries: Biographies - 1. Diana Rigg - Host Filmographies - 1. Cast
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Two classic silent films are presented here. In WHY CHANGE YOUR WIFE? (1920), a couple divorces after the husband`s infidelity--but as soon as he marries again, she becomes determined to get him back. This rare romantic comedy from legendary director Cecil B. DeMille stars the incomparable Gloria Swanson. In the ahead-of-its-times MISS LULU BETT (1921), the titular unmarried woman (Lois Wilson) starts off as a virtual servant to her married sister, but gradually comes into her own, transforming into an assured and independent woman.
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British director John Duigan (WIDE SARGASSO SEA, FLIRTING, SIRENS) takes on epic grandeur with HEAD IN THE CLOUDS, a relentless tale of love and romance, war and high society, personal sacrifice and the greater good. Charlize Theron, fresh off her Oscar for MONSTER, stars as the very rich and free-spirited Gilda, a beautiful blonde socialite who enjoys parties, Champagne, and sex. However, she gets a little more serious upon meeting Guy (Stuart Townsend), an Irishman studying at Cambridge who believes that he must join the fight in the Spanish Civil War. Penelope Cruz plays Mia, Gilda's Spanish protegee who had to give up her dancing career because of a bad leg and now is studying to become a nurse. As Guy and Mia consider going to Spain, Gilda takes their possible leaving personally, casting them aside as she pursues other interests that turn out to be far more dangerous than anyone could have imagined. Duigan's film focuses on a fascinating section of society from the 1920s through the end of World War II, as the fancy living of the Roaring Twenties became a memory with the coming of the Great Depression and, ultimately, World War II. Theron is excellent as a modern woman with liberal ideas--but only when it comes to herself and her own situation. Moving primarily between Paris, London, and Spain, HEAD IN THE CLOUDS is a remarkable journey through one of the most diverse and difficult periods of the 20th century, when the future of the world hung in the balance.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 2.35Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. John Duigan - Director Deleted Scenes Featurette - 1.The Making of Head in the Clouds Trailers - 1. Sony Pictures Previews
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