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Jane Austen's 1818 romantic novel about Anne Elliott and her long-delayed relationship with the charming Captain Wentworth is brought vividly to the screen in this acclaimed BBC production.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Stereo - English
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The Walk (DVD)
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This lush and beautifully photographed production of Louisa May Alcott's beloved novel contains more star power than any of its predecessors or successors in the 20th century. The setting is Concord, Massachusetts, during the Civil War, and Marmee Marach (Mary Astor) is attempting to raise her four teenage daughters in a time of deprivation and with her husband away fighting the war. June Allyson (THE GLENN MILLER STORY, THE STRATTON STORY) stars as Jo, the tomboy bookworm. Margaret O'Brien plays the selfless and tragic Beth. Elizabeth Taylor, in a perfect casting choice, plays the artistic Amy, and beautiful Janet Leigh (TOUCH OF EVIL, PSYCHO) takes on the role of responsible Meg. All of these stars turn in fine performances under the experienced coaching of director Mervyn LeRoy (MADAME CURIE, WATERLOO BRIDGE).DVD Features:Region 1Snap CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Mono - English, FrenchAdditional Release Material: Featurette - 1. Lux Radio Theatre Show: LITTLE WOMEN Theatrical TrailerInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access
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Trojan Eddie (Stephen Rea), a low-level flunky in a family of Irish swindlers known as travelers, suffers a case of torn loyalties after one of the junior members absconds with the willing young bride of the family's boss (Richard Harris)--and with the dowry money, as well. While trying to clean up the mess, Eddie also contends with his own sloppy lovelife and bleak future. A low-key riff on the well-worn theme of crime syndicate betrayal and a fascinating look into the little-known traveler lifestyle.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Interactive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access
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An extremely powerful and uplifting story about a family of black sharecroppers, the Morgans, set in rural Louisiana during the early 1930s, Martin Ritt's SOUNDER is so simple and effective that it evokes an emotional response from viewers of all ages. Even so, SOUNDER is not a children's film by any means; it treats serious, adult issues, and features some of the most deeply felt performances and mature relationships ever captured on film. SOUNDER's title comes from the name of the Morgan family dog that young David Lee Morgan takes with him while hunting with his father, Nathan. Unfortunately, times are so hard for the Morgans that when Nathan tries to steal a ham for his family, he is caught and sent to a labor camp. David, now the man of the house, sets out on a journey to find the camp where his father was sent. On his way, he comes across an all-black school where he enrolls, learning empowering lessons about black achievement in America. Based on the Newberry Award winning novel by William H. Armstrong, SOUNDER not only improves on its source material, but it is also one of the rare films about the black experience that moves people of all races.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Additional Release Material:Interactive Features: Interactive Menus Scene AccessText/Photo Gallery: Biographies Filmographies Photo Gallery
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