Fox Studio Classics Nov 1 (1 Viewer)

[Bradley-E]

FROM DAVIS DVD:


Fox Studio Classics



Here are the next batch of titles in Fox's "Studio Classics" line. Look for Orchestra Wives to arrive with a fullscreen transfer, Dolby Digital Mono, commentary with actors Fayard Nicholas and Ann Rutherford, a still gallery and trailers, The Rains Came with a fullscreen transfer, Dolby Digital Mono, commentary with film historians Anthony Slide and Robert Birchard, a still gallery and trailers and Two For the Road with a 2.35:1 anamorphic transfer, Dolby Digital Mono, commentary with director Stanley Donen, a restoration comparison, still gallery and trailers. All are due on November 1st and retail $14.98 apiece.

 

[AlanP]

WHERE ARE
"THE GIRL CAN'T HELP IT"
"VALLEY OF THE DOLLS"
"MOVE OVER DARLING"
"WILL SUCCESS SPOIL ROCK HUNTER"
"THE RAINS OF RANCHIPUR"

"THE LOST WORLD"

 

[Craig Beam]

For that matter, where's JANE EYRE?

 

[Joe Caps]

Some good stuff - but my number one wants from Fox

April Love - widescreen and stereo
A certain smile
View from Pompays Head
Prince of Foxes - restored
Untamed
With a Song in My Heart

 

[Bill Huelbig]

Now that LIFEBOAT is coming, that leaves JANE EYRE as my number #1 unreleased disc from Fox.

 

[Jay E]

I'll definitely be picking up Two for the Road. Not sure about The Rains Came.

I have quite a few non-Noir Fox titles on my want list that would fit into the line, among others & besides ones already mentioned:

Bedazzled
Bell for Adano, A
Bigger Than life
Compulsion
Crack in the Mirror
Dragonwyck
Fixed Bayonets
Gunfighter, The
Hatful of Rain, A
Keys of the Kingdom
Les Miserables
O'Henry's Full House
Pinky
Sons & Lovers
Tales of Manhattan
Tree Grows in Brooklyn, A
Viva Zapata
Yellow Sky
Young Mr Lincoln

 

[Bradley-E]

Looks like NO WAY OUT will be a Noir title in December after all.

 

[AlanP]

Oh, I forgot
"STATE FAIR"-1962
"BERNADINE"
"KING OF THE KHYBER RIFLES"
"THE EGYPTIAN"

 

[RyanZ]

I'm sorry, but Valley of the Dolls does not deserve a Studio Classics treatment. It should be released, but there are far more worthy titles for the Studio Classics line.