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This single DVD includes 4 classic family titles--FLYING DEUCES (1939), THE BLACKSMITH (1922), AFRICA SCREAMS (1949), the W.C. Fields short The Golf Specialist (1930), and the Three Stooges short Sing a Song of Six Pants (1947). See individual titles for details.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull FrameAudio: Dolby Digital - English
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Based on the novel by Eric Hatch, this screwball comedy is a genre favorite. On a scavenger hunt for a society ball, haughty Cornelia Bullock discovers Godfrey, a dirty, dishevelled bum lurking around the city dump. She's looking for a forgotten man and Godfrey fits the bill perfectly. Hoping to win her first prize, she offers him five dollars to come along with her. Proud and dignified, he refuses, casting her aside. Minutes later, when her lovely younger sister Irene makes the same request, an enamored Godfrey accepts. The hunt sets off an unusual chain of events that bring Godfrey into the Bullock household as a permanent fixture. He'll become deeply embroiled in their family saga before anyone learns his true identity. Re-made in 1957.
Academy Award Nominations: 7, including Best Director, Best Actor--William Powell, Best Actress--Carole Lombard, Best Screenplay.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Direct Scene AccessLobby PosterBiographyInteractive Trivia Questions and AnswersMovie Credits
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A beleaguered film editor steps away from the Steenbeck for what should be his smashing directorial debut, but the set becomes a battlefield between his pushy producer and the studio suits. As the production spirals out of control, the director considers changing his credit to Alan Smithee--but, unfortunately, that's actually his name! So what's he to do but steal the negatives, polarizing all of Tinseltown with the scandal? Screenwriter Joe Eszterhas's ostensibly comic poison pen letter to the industry, so bitter it compelled this film's own director to adopt the Alan Smithee pseudonym.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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Groucho plays an agent who books the same nightclub singer at the Copacabana under the two different names--the Brazilian Bombshell and Madamoiselle Fifi. The colorized version doesn't add much.DVD Features:Notes:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital 2.0 - EnglishInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Index
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Generation X-ers retain fond memories of coming home from school, casting aside their Trapper Keepers, and cozying up to moralistic tales of teen pregnancy, suicide, and drug abuse on ABC's Emmy Award-winning AFTER SCHOOL SPECIALS. Airing on weekday afternoons from 1974-1989, the series' issue-oriented storylines were adapted from young-adult novels and starred some of the most popular teen actors of its day: Rob Lowe, Dana Plato, Nancy McKeon, Melissa Sue Anderson, and the queen of 1970s television melodrama, Kristy McNichol. This collection offers a quartet of early specials produced by Martin Tahse between 1974-1976: The 18th Emergency, about a 12-year-old boy who tangles with the school bully; The Skating Rink in which a farmboy's hard life is changed by the construction of a skating rink in his town; Dear Lovey Heart: I Am Desperate, which details the mishaps of a high school sophomore who becomes her student newspaper's advice columnist; and Summer of The Swans, co-starring THE BRADY BUNCH's Eve Plumb and Chris Knight in the story of 14-year-old girl who spends a warm summer day searching for her missing mentally-retarded brother.DVD Features:Region (Unknown)2-Disc SetCollectibleTrapper Keeper PackagingFull Frame - 1.33Text/Photo Galleries: Photo Gallery
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