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_aeng _beng _heng |
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_aPN1997 _b.V369 1994 |
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_aLouis Malle _9901 |
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_aVanya on 42nd Street _cLouis Malle _h[videorecording] = |
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_aUSA _bChannel Four Films _bMayfair Entertainment _bThe Vanya Company _c1994 |
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_a1 videodisc (ca. 119 min.) _bsound, color. _c4 3/4 in. |
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_aThe Criterion Collection _vVol. 599 |
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500 | _aSpecial features include: - Documentary featuring interviews with Andre Gregory, the play's director; actors Lynn Cohen, George Gaynes, Julianne Moore, Larry Pine, Wallace Shawn and Brooke Smith and producer Fred Berner | ||
520 | _aFrom case cover: In the early nineties, theater director Andre Gergory mounted a series of spare, private performances of Anton Chekhov's Uncle Vanya in a crumbling Manhattan playhouse. This experiment in pure theater--featuring a remarkable cast of actors, including Wallace Shawn, Julianne Moore, Brooke Smith, and George Gaynes--would have been lost to time has it not been captured on film, with subtle cinematic brilliance, by Louis Malle. Vanya on 42nd Street is as memorable and emotional a screen version of Chekhov's masterpiece as one could ever hope to see. This film, which turned out to be Malle's last, is a tribute to the playwright's devastating work as well as to the creative process itself. | ||
538 | _aDVD video; Dolby Digital 2.0; stereo; NTSC; Regions 1; 1.66:1 as 16:9 widescreen. | ||
546 | _aEnglish audio. | ||
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_aLouis Malle _eDirector _9901 |
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_aAnton Chekhov _eAuthor |
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_aDavid Mamet _eAuthor |
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_aAndre Gregory _eScreenwriter |
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_aWallace Shawn _eActor |
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_aPhoebe Brand _eActor |
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_aGeorge Gaynes _eActor |
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_2lcc _cDVD |