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01-12-2009, 11:31 AM
Paramount Home Entertainment has announced two additions to their Centennial Collection library.
First released as a trailer only DVD in 2000, the all-new The Odd Couple (1968) - Centennial Collection special collector's edition DVD includes new bonus materials and participation from the sons of the sizzingly hot couple.
Special Features:
Commentary by Charlie Matthau and Chris Lemmon
In The Beginning...
Inside The Odd Couple
Memories From The Set
Matthau and Lemmon
The Odd Couple: A Classic
Galleries
Theatrical Trailer
Remastered Widescreen Version Enhanced for 16:9 TVs
Dolby Digital
-English 5.1 Surround
-Restored English Mono
-French Mono
English Subtitles
Oddly, no "Behind The Gates" feature is listed but it should be expected.
And in its third DVD release, To Catch A Thief - Centennial Collection.
Special Features:
Commentary by Dr. Drew Casper, _Hitchcock Film Historian
A Night With The _Hitchcocks
Unacceptable Under The Code: Film Censorship in America
Writing and Casting To Catch A Thief
The Making of To Catch A Thief
Alfred _Hitchcock and To Catch A Thief: An Appreciation
Edith Head: The Paramount Years
Behind The Gates: Stars of the '50s
If You Love To Catch A Thief, You'll Love This Interactive Travelogue
Galleries
Theatrical Trailer
Not listed but expected to be on this release is the commentary with Peter Bogdanovich and Laurent Bouzereau.
Look for them on March 24th, 2009 for a $19.99 US retail list.
-Yep, To Catch A Thief, Funny Face, and Breakfast At Tiffany's have been on DVD thrice. You would think that this would be good time to produce the Blu-ray Discs since each of the Centennial Collection releases come from newly struck high-definition masters.
-Yep, you are going to own the Edith Head featurette yet again. This featurette should just be shelved. It makes no sense to have it on nearly every release.
First released as a trailer only DVD in 2000, the all-new The Odd Couple (1968) - Centennial Collection special collector's edition DVD includes new bonus materials and participation from the sons of the sizzingly hot couple.
Special Features:
Commentary by Charlie Matthau and Chris Lemmon
In The Beginning...
Inside The Odd Couple
Memories From The Set
Matthau and Lemmon
The Odd Couple: A Classic
Galleries
Theatrical Trailer
Remastered Widescreen Version Enhanced for 16:9 TVs
Dolby Digital
-English 5.1 Surround
-Restored English Mono
-French Mono
English Subtitles
Oddly, no "Behind The Gates" feature is listed but it should be expected.
And in its third DVD release, To Catch A Thief - Centennial Collection.
Special Features:
Commentary by Dr. Drew Casper, _Hitchcock Film Historian
A Night With The _Hitchcocks
Unacceptable Under The Code: Film Censorship in America
Writing and Casting To Catch A Thief
The Making of To Catch A Thief
Alfred _Hitchcock and To Catch A Thief: An Appreciation
Edith Head: The Paramount Years
Behind The Gates: Stars of the '50s
If You Love To Catch A Thief, You'll Love This Interactive Travelogue
Galleries
Theatrical Trailer
Not listed but expected to be on this release is the commentary with Peter Bogdanovich and Laurent Bouzereau.
Look for them on March 24th, 2009 for a $19.99 US retail list.
-Yep, To Catch A Thief, Funny Face, and Breakfast At Tiffany's have been on DVD thrice. You would think that this would be good time to produce the Blu-ray Discs since each of the Centennial Collection releases come from newly struck high-definition masters.
-Yep, you are going to own the Edith Head featurette yet again. This featurette should just be shelved. It makes no sense to have it on nearly every release.