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All the best that SNL had and has to offer is here in one feature length special.
All your favorite SNL cast members return for the 25th anniversary of televisions most hillarious, and irreverent weekly variety show.
Special guests include Linda Hamilton, Alec Baldwin, David Bowie, Jerry Sienfeld and many more.
Musical guests include Elvis Costello and the Beastie Boys.This 25th Anniversary Collector's Edition features behind the scenes footage not shown on the televised special.
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A group of loosely-connected family and friends are pulled closer together when Delmar (Jorja Fox, TV's E.R.) decides to open a restaurant. The only problem is that she doesn't have the money. The boss of Delmar's best friend's lawyer boyfriend, Stanley (Paul Provenza) offers her all the cash she needs if she will be a surrogate mother to his child. At the same time, Stanley would be made a partner for arranging the deal. Overflowing with offbeat characters and amusing situations, FOOD FOR THE HEART is quirky treat for fans of romantic comedies.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreen - 1.85Audio: Dolby Digital 2.0 - English
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Bob Hope stars in this musical biography of the famous vaudeville entertainer, Eddie Foy and his family. Includes the song and dance numbers Smiles and The Greatest Father of Them All. James Cagney puts in a guest appearance as George M.
Cohan. Academy Award Nominations: Best Story and Screenplay.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CasePan& Scan - 1.33Single Side - Dual LayerAudio: Dolby Digital MonoInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene AccessText/Photo Galleries: Biography - 1.Bob Hope - Star Filmography - 1.Bob Hope - Star
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In the reverse rags-to-riches story of DICKIE ROBERTS: FORMER CHILD STAR, writer/actor David Spade's string of infectious laughs turn into waves of compassion. Former child star Dickie Roberts (Spade) has wound up working as a valet, dodging insults and lamely making attempts to regain his former glory with the help of his equally down-and-out agent, Sidney Wernick (Jon Lovitz). His buddy, the real-life recovering child star Leif Garrett, tells Dickie about a role in a Rob Reiner film that could revive Dickie's acting career. But Reiner is not convinced Dickie, whose mother and father left him at an early age, knows enough about normal life to nail the role. Dickie shows his commitment to the craft by moving in with a hired surrogate family to replicate the idea of childhood, but does not win points with his new Mom (Mary McCormack) when he introduces her kids to repugnant table manners, irreverent behavior, and foul language. As he absorbs the true meaning of tenderness and family, Dickie finally proves that he has something to offer each one of them.Spade and executive producer Adam Sandler find classic comedy in this retro theme, which includes appearances from former child stars like Danny Bonaduce (Danny in THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY) and Barry Williams (Greg from THE BRADY BUNCH). As with JOE DIRT (2001), Spade also shows a tender side, which is surprising coming from the king of deadpan one-liners and brutal sarcasm.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull FrameAudio: Dolby Digital Stereo - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Deleted Scenes Audio Commentaries - 1. Sam Weisman - Director



















2. David Spade - Star, Fred Wolf - Screenwriter Featurettes Extended Music Video - 1.Child Stars on Your TelevisionInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Features
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This sparkling Neil Simon comedy centers around middle-aged restaurateur Barney Cashman (Alan Arkin), who yearns for a passionate extramarital affair to take him out of his dreary, routine existence. When he finds out his mother's apartment will be empty one afternoon each week, he embarks on a series of encounters with 3 very different women: a cold, unemotional sexpot (Sally Kellerman); a pot-smoking would-be actress (Paula Prentiss); and a feisty housewife (Renee Taylor) who suffers from depression. Simon's funny, perceptive script examines the needs and dissatisfactions that propel men and women to pursue sexual relationships--and the difficult emotional complexities that often result.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic WidescreenAudio: Dolby Digital Mono - English Dolby Digital Mono - FrenchInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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