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A scheming woman named Ivy insinuates herself into a solitary schoolmate's wealthy family with evil intentions.DVD Features:Region 1Snap CaseSingle Side/Single LayerWidescreen Anamorphic - 1.85 (Unrated Version)Full Screen 1.33 -(Rated Version)Audio: Dolby Digital Surround Sound 5.1 - English (Unrated Version) Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround Sound - English (Rated Version)Additional Release Material: Trailer - 1. Original TheatricalText/Photo Galleries: Cast& Crew Biographies/Filmographies
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Caan portrays a disillusioned Chicago high-school teacher who decides to make a pilgrimage to Ireland to learn the truth about his father, whom he never met. He takes along his troubled nephew, who spends his days falling in love with a local school girl. The film shifts between the present and the past, as we learn the story of what happened to Caan's father. A Quinn Brothers trifecta (Paul wrote and directed, Aidan acted, and Declan photographed), this is a personal - though not autobiographical - tale that rises above Clicheland due to the subtle, heartwarming performances.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingKeep CaseAudio Commentary by Quinn Brothers Aidan (Actor) and Paul (Writer/Director)Talent Files
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Part mystery, part nostalgic coming-of-age tale, Scott Hicks's lyrical, leisurely film of Stephen King's novel captures the innocence, pain, and confusion of childhood. In one unforgettable summer, a lonely 11-year-old boy is befriended by his mysterious new neighbor. But the man makes clear that he is only passing through, and as the boy grows more and more attached to his new friend, he realizes that the dark forces the man fears aren't just the boogeyman. Accompanied by a soundtrack filled with fifties pop tunes, Hicks (SHINE, SNOW FALLING ON CEDARS) evokes the timelessness of childhood hand in hand with the innocence of an era, a time when a boy's first new bike was the Holy Grail, and his first kiss was the one by which all others will be judged--and found wanting. The first-rate cast is headed by Anthony Hopkins, who plays the neighbor with compassion and warmth coupled with an understated sadness, and the young Anton Yelchin, who paints a raw, naked portrait of a lost little boy finding his way as a man. William Goldman (THE PRINCESS BRIDE, MISERY) penned the script, and the film is dedicated to cinematographer Piotr Sobocinski, who died before its release.DVD Features:Region 1Snap CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.85Single Side - Dual LayerAudio: Dolby Digital Surround 5.1 - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. Scott Hicks - Director Interview - 1. Scott Hicks - Director 2. Anthony Hopkins - Star Trailers - 1. Original Theatrical TrailerText/Galleries: Stills Gallery FilmographiesWIDESCREEN
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Based on a novel by H.E. Bates, the 13-part miniseries LOVE FOR LYDIA compellingly recreates the heady abandon of the 1920s Jazz Age through the story of a young girl's transformation from shy teen to wild flapper. Heiress Lydia Aspen (Mel Martin) dances the Charleston as easily as she flits from one lover to the next, among them a struggling young writer (Christopher Blake) who earnestly loves her. The cast also includes Jeremy Irons in one of his earliest major roles, several years before his breakthrough in BRIDESHEAD REVISITED.DVD Features:Region 1Keep Case4-Disc SetFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital - EnglishInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive MenusText/Photo Galleries: Stills/Photos Filmographies - 1. Cast Biographies - 1. H.E. Bates - Author/Source Writer
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FIRST DAUGHTER: Samantha MacKenzie (Katie Holmes) is a fun-loving 18-year-old who can`t wait to escape the overbearing clutches of her parents by starting college. But she finds herself impeded more than she would like thanks to her father`s (Michael Keaton) obtrusive day job as the President of the U.S. To make matters worse, President MacKenzie is currently undergoing a taxing bid for reelection, meaning that his daughter is subject to extra-tight security measures. Nevertheless, Samantha heads off to Redmond University in California, her head filled with dreams of independence and the chance to meet boys. But to Samantha`s dismay, campus life doesn`t live up to her high expectations. First, there are pesky secret service agents around every corner. Second, the deference of her fellow students proves to be a constant source of annoyance. Third, her roommate, Mia Thompson (Amerie Rogers), is an insufferable attention-seeker who is less than happy at being usurped by the famous Samantha. Salvation comes in the shape of James Lansome (Marc Blucas), a charming older student whose attempts to woo Samantha allow her to fulfill at least one of her pre-college fantasies. But, as director Forrest Whitaker (HOPE FLOATS) gently rolls this congenial comedy to a close, Samantha finds out that there is a lot more to James than meets the eye.EVER AFTER:
In this romantic fable, Danielle, orphaned by her father`s death, goes to live with a snotty wicked stepmother and her two daughters. When Danielle accidentally stumbles onto Prince Henry, the future King of France, who is also unhappy at home, the two inspire one another to resolve their respective problems.
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