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Don't you think some of the color choices were dictated by the "Technicolor Color Director" that was required on earlier Technicolor productions. Dear Natalie Kalmus and Joan Bridge are both listed as technicolor color director and associate technicolor color director respectively. And since...

Technicolor screenshots from Blu-ray.com reviews: Red Shoes (1948) digitally restored from 4k Technicolor camera negatives in 2009. Jack Cardiff lensed this film. Under Capricorn (1949) restored digitally in 4k from Technicolor "negatives"(?) in 2017. Jack Cardiff lensed this film too...

Screencap from Blu-ray.com: A non-professional's Photoshop attempt to make the screenshot less insipid, hopefully better balanced: I'm sure a professional grade could bring the original negatives' scans to a much richer, more satisfying state. I'm sorry but Kino's (and BFI's) efforts don't...

If the original camera negatives still exist then we need to start a gofundme and get Martin Scorsese and the Film Foundation involved. Get this film restored before the nitrate negatives become unusable! I mean come on people ….. this is an Alfred Hitchcock film (his second Technicolor film!)...

Looks like crap! Why would BFI bother with a 4k scan of that? Did the same exec. that worked at Fox during the "lets junk the old nitrates" era also work part-time with the former owners of this property (but with even poorer results)? I think Kino is just a bit mistaken about using the "4K...

Apparently when CBS acquired King World in 2000. It was originally co-produced by Hitchcock and Sidney Bernstein for their production company, Transatlantic Pictures. Filming was at MGM British Studios Borehamwood(UK), Warner Ranch (Calabasas), Canoga Park High School, and the L.A. County...

Wouldn't the blu-ray's front cover have been a little more effective with a black background?

This is supposed to be the slipcover for the blu-ray. A peculiar image that doesn't reflect the film at all. However that Hitchcockian swirling curtain in front of the open window certainly is to his taste.

Boosting this thread because the blu-ray is coming on June 19! I don't think anyone has posted this from Kino Lorber's Facebook page: "Kino Lorber Studio Classics: We acquired the film from CBS. BFI handled the 4K scans of the original negatives and we're doing additional color corrections...