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A children's show host by the name of Happy witnesses a chilling murder, leaving him as the only witness to a brutal crime. With the killer hell-bent on wiping out Happy (Dom Deluise), and with Happy eager to see justice prevail, this is an intriguing drama full of twists and turns. Co-stars Dee Wallace (E.T.) and Henry Silva (OCEAN'S ELEVEN).DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital Stereo - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary
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Dennis Quaid shines in one of his first movie roles in OUR WINNING SEASON, an inspirational late 1970s drama that combines a coming-of-age narrative with the traditional characteristics of the sports film. Scott Jacoby plays David, a teenage track star who is perpetually winning second place. Paralyzed by self-doubt, he also has trouble with love, and is unable to summon the courage to talk to the girl of his dreams. However, when tragedy strikes, David's fatalistic attitude changes, and he finds the courage to fight for the first place trophy--on the track and in life. Quaid, his natural charisma shining through already, plays one of David's loyal pals.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Widescreen - 1.85Audio: Mono - English Subtitles - English - Optional Subtitles - French - Optional Subtitles - Spanish - Optional
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Everhart plays a college student who inadvertently finds herself entangled in her boyfriend's half-million dollar robbery. When she rushes to the aid of a wounded security guard, her vicious boyfriend shoots her and flees with the money. Rather than turn him in, she takes the fall and serves four years. Upon release, she teams up with a DA cop to exact revenge on her boyfriend and, in the process, help the officer get the boss of the crime ring that is running the city.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingKeep Case
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Stanley Baker stars in this Val Guest thriller as Police Inspector Harry Martineau, a tough cop with a jones for escaped American criminal Don Starling. Playing a hunch, Martineau goes to Manchester where he believes Starling will head to pull one last job before fleeing the country for good. When the job goes down, it goes bad and Starling ends up killing a young girl before he and his gang can head off with the money. Determined to catch Starling, Martineau throws himself into England's criminal underworld, realizing that he is leaving his normal life further and further behind every day he spends chasing his quarry.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 2.35Audio: Mono - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Alternate Ending Audio Commentary - 1. Val Guest - Director, Ted Newsom - Journalist TrailersInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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Noted essayist Thornton Wilder's Pulitzer Prize-winning play OUR TOWN is widely regarded as one of the highlights of American theater. Wilder was consulted throughout preproduction, and the result is a depiction so true that viewers might feel for a short while as if they are residents of the small town depicted, which was the precise intent of Wilder.Frank Craven, who played the stage manager in the Broadway version, sparkles as the talkative town pharmacist who narrates the action, stitching together a folksy, nostalgic, bittersweet tapestry of humor, love, and life.OUR TOWN covers the lives and events of two families in a woodsy New Hampshire village from the year 1900 through 1913. William Holden and Martha Scott, both reprising their roles from the Broadway production, meet as teenagers and succumb to adolescent affections before maturing, marrying, and bearing a child of their own. Throughout, the film hammers home its message about the preciousness of time in people's short lives.DVD Features:Notes: HUNGARIAN RHAPSODY, ZAMPA, and WIZARD'S APPRENTICE are all 1930 shorts with production design by Menzies. THE TOWN is a 1940 production directed by Josef von Sternberg.Region 1Additional Release Material: Bonus Feature/Short - 1. HUNGARIAN RHAPSODY
















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4. THE TOWN Additional Audio Material - 1. Original Lux Radio Theater version of the playText/Photo Galleries: Poster Art/Lobby Card Stills/Photos
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