Marlene Dietrich At Universal 1940-1942 (Blu-ray) (UK Import)

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Country of origin:: USA, 1940-1942
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Item number:: 10379897
UPC/EAN:: 5035673014028
Release date:: 25.1.2021
Series:: BFI (British Film Institute)
Genre:: Drama, Komödie, Romanze
Playing time ca.:: 344 Min.
Director:: Rene Clair, Tay Garnett, Ray Enright, Lewis Seiler
Actor:: Marlene Dietrich
Language:: Englisch
Sound Format:: PCM 2.0
Picture:: 4:3
Subtitles:: Englisch

This new Blu-ray collection combines four classics from the Golden Age of Hollywood, starring the iconic Marlene Dietrich.

All produced by Universal in the early 1940s, the set showcases Dietrich’s alluring and enduring persona; the epitome of big screen glamour and sensuousness.

Featuring Seven Sinners (Dir. Tay Garnett, 1940), Flame of New Orleans (Dir. René Clair, 1941), The Spoilers (Dir. Ray Enright, 1942) and Pittsburgh (Dir. Lewis Seiler, 1942), with co-stars including John Wayne, Broderick Crawford and Randolph Scott, the films exhibit Dietrich’s uniquely captivating style of performance and the charisma that continues to endear her to fans worldwide.

Specials

Audio commentary on Seven Sinners by David Del Valle
Audio commentary on Flame of New Orleans by Lee Gambin and Rutanya Alda
Audio commentary on The Spoilers by Toby Roan
Audio commentary on Pittsburgh by Pamela Hutchinson
Fully illustrated booklet with new essays by Pamela Hutchinson, So Mayer, Ellen Cheshire, Katy McGahan, Sarah Wood and Philip Kemp